Claimants calling.
Your firm answering.
Attorney lead generation, done as live calls instead of shared records. Our consumer brands reach people after an accident; when someone asks for a lawyer, we screen them, confirm intent on a recorded line, and ring your intake desk. One firm per call, never resold. Fail a check, not sent, not billed.
What lands on
your intake desk?
A claimant who asked for a lawyer, on the phone, screened against your criteria, exclusive to your firm. That unit is the same across every practice area we serve.
Lead generation for law firms mostly means records: the same form fill sold to several intake desks, each racing to dial first. The race is the product, and the firms funding it know exactly what it feels like. We sell the thing firms actually want from that spend: the person, already on the line, while the legal decision is still open.
Screening happens before delivery. A caller already represented is stopped. An inquiry outside your criteria is stopped. What the caller told us arrives with the call, in their own words, so your team opens with the second question instead of the first. And because every call is recorded, what was delivered is never a matter of memory.
What a referral arrives with
- A live claimant on the line, asking for a lawyer
- Practice area and criteria matched before delivery
- Representation status screened before delivery
- Intent confirmed on a recorded line
- Their answers travel with the call, word for word
- One buyer for that call, never resold
How does a stranger
become your caller?
Four steps, the same on every program. Your firm appears only at the last one.
People find us after an accident
We run consumer brands people already trust, backed by Google and Meta advertising, reaching people in the hours and days after they are hurt.
They ask to speak to a lawyer
Nobody is cold-called and nobody is bought off a list. The claimant raises their hand and asks for a call about their situation.
We screen and confirm intent
Representation status is checked, the inquiry is matched to your criteria, and intent is confirmed on a recorded line.
The call rings your intake desk
Directly, while the claimant is still on the line. One buyer per call, never resold. Your intake team takes it from there.
Choose the caseload.
We build the flow.
Four programs, each with its own screening questions. Your firm picks the mix; every call runs under the same rules.
MVA calls
The full spread of motor vehicle accident volume, delivered as live exclusive calls.
Personal injury calls
Slip-and-fall, premises, workplace and negligence, matched to the criteria your firm sets.
Truck accident calls
Commercial vehicle cases, where speed to intake decides who acts first.
Rideshare calls
Layered-liability crashes, with the caller’s role captured before delivery.
When do you pay,
and when don’t you?
You pay per call, and only for a call that holds up: a live person, engaged past the buffer, who fits the criteria agreed for your firm.
A call that fails a check is not sent and not billed. If a failed call somehow reaches you, flag it and it is credited. Your rate is agreed in writing before the pilot starts, with no retainer and no lock-in. The five checks below are published on every page of this site, for every vertical we serve, and they are the whole billing rule.
The bar-risk
answer.
Before any pilot, every firm asks some version of the same question: how does this look to my bar? Here is the structure, stated plainly.
We are an advertising company, not a lawyer referral service. We run consumer advertising under our own brands, screen the inquiries it produces, and deliver each qualifying call to one firm, never resold. You pay a flat advertising fee per qualified call, never contingent on outcomes or signings. Exclusivity attaches to the call, not to a territory, because a national service has to work inside state bar advertising rules wherever you practice, including the strictest states.
The division of labor is clean. We own honest advertising, recorded consent, the published checks, and the one-buyer delivery rule. Your firm owns attorney advertising compliance, conflicts, professional screening, and the decision to form an attorney-client relationship. A verified call is a qualified advertising inquiry, never a promise of liability, damages, or a signed engagement. This is a state-bar note, not legal advice: have your own counsel approve the setup before launch, and we structure delivery around what they approve.
What else do firms ask?
Every answer follows from one mechanism: screened calls, confirmed intent, one buyer per call, never resold.
What is attorney lead generation?
How do most law firm lead generation companies work?
What makes a call billable?
Which practice areas do you cover?
Is this exclusive?
How is this different from a referral service?
How do I find out if my state is open?
Is your state
still open?
Tell us your state and practice area. We tell you whether your state is open, and what delivery looks like there, before anyone gets on a phone.