Law firm marketing your AI can run for every firm.

Maps rankings, reviews, what AI assistants say, ads and a website that books the first call, for one firm or all of your clients. Your AI does the work from live data and you approve it.

Higher on Google Maps.

Every part of town the firm serves, ranked and fixed.

The work your AI does for a law firm

Every missed call answered.

AI texts back and books the consultation.

Firms that need you, with the reason.

Checked one by one, with the partner's contact.

A report the partners read.

Calls, rankings and reviews, every month.

Runs in the AI you already use.

ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Muse, Claude Code and Codex.

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Grok
  • Muse
  • Claude Code
  • Codex

What law firms need

What decides which firm a client calls.

01

Found when it's urgent.

Most people look for a lawyer the day something happens, nearby and on their phone.

02

Trust before the first call.

Recent reviews in plain words and a clear first step decide who gets the call.

03

A call back the same day.

A missed call to a law firm is often a case that goes to the next name on the list.

Playbooks

The playbooks that fit law firms.

Each one runs from finding the client to the monthly report, with the method, the data and the tools. Every playbook is in the one plan.

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Questions

Before you run it.

Is this for an agency or for the firm itself?+

Both. An agency or freelancer runs it for every firm they serve, under their own name. A firm's marketing lead can run it for their own firm.

Does it write legal advice?+

No. It works on the firm's marketing: rankings, reviews, pages, ads and replies. Anything a client reads goes out only after your yes, so the firm checks it against its own rules.

Is it allowed to ask clients for reviews?+

Yes, asking is allowed. Your AI asks every customer the same way, never offers anything in return for a review and never filters out unhappy customers, which keeps the requests inside Google's rules.

What does it cost?+

Each job shows its cost in credits before it runs.