Best law firm SEO companies

How this list was scored

Legal SEO agencies. For a law firm buying search and content, including showing up in AI answers, as its main way to win new clients. Best means the company that does the most complete SEO and AI search work and shows most clearly which signed clients it produced. Published prices and terms count too. Evidence date November 7, 2026.

Not on this list

• Intake and CRM software such as Lawmatics, Clio Grow and Smith.ai is not ranked. These tools handle the inquiries your marketing brings in, and none offers an SEO service.
• SMB Team and Crisp are not ranked because they mainly sell coaching programs, not SEO you buy as your main channel.
• Hennessey Digital and BluShark aren’t scored because we hadn’t reviewed their SEO pages by the evidence date.

How to choose

• Decide whether you want a service that writes for you or a platform whose AI writes pages you review. Both are on this list.
• Ask how the company will show which signed clients came from search and AI answers. Tracking that stops at calls and forms answers a different question.
• Ask who writes the articles, who checks them before you see them and how many publish each month.
• Ask how AI search is measured, including how many prompts and which engines. Then ask whether results come as mentions or as clients and revenue.
• Read the term, the notice period and what leaves with you before you compare prices.
• If content volume matters more to you than tracking, reweight the scores with the score sheet. Every number links to its source.

Who should not choose Superpractice

• You want attorneys or JDs writing every article by hand. Superpractice’s AI agents write each one, and a human editor reviews it before you do.
• You want a crew to film you on a shoot day alongside your SEO. Superpractice makes video ads with your AI avatar instead, with no shoot.
• You want a do-it-yourself website platform under $100 a month and will write and review the pages yourself.
• You want Spanish-language SEO or multilingual pages offered as a stated service.
• You want your SEO company to coach your intake team or advise on running the firm.

What should you ask any provider?

How we made this page

• The weights were set before any company was scored. Pricing and terms was added after the first ranking, and every company was scored again.
• Superpractice publishes this list and ranks first at 89, less than a point ahead of Grow Law and Rankings.io at 88. Pricing and terms moved it there. Its lowest score is 1, on ownership.
• Built only from each company’s public pages as of November 7, 2026, with the same rubric for every company. We didn’t test any service, and Superpractice has no customer, partner or affiliate relationship with any company here.
• Ownership and meeting schedules can’t be measured in signed clients, so 3 is the top score on those two for everyone, Superpractice included.
• If a company is silent on a criterion, it is marked not disclosed and left out of its total. Pricing and terms is the exception, where silence scores 0.
• Pricing and terms is 10% of the score. It checks for full published prices, every extra charge stated and month-to-month terms with no exit fee, never a low price. Superpractice publishes its own prices and gains from it.
• Grow Law and Rankings.io score the same on every criterion and tie for second at 88, listed alphabetically. On a tie, the publisher takes the lower rank.
• LawLytics is a website platform, and its own terms say it is not an SEO vendor. It is listed because firms shop it for search.
• Results companies report about themselves, and third-party reviews, are not shown. Where a company’s pages disagree, the entry notes it or leaves the point out.
• Services, prices and terms change, so confirm the details with each company. Corrections go to hello@superpractice.com.
• We work to keep this information accurate and current, but we can’t guarantee it. Companies change their services, prices and terms, so confirm the details with each company before you decide.
• Company names and trademarks belong to their owners. Naming a company here doesn’t mean it endorses Superpractice or is affiliated with it.

• November 7, 2026 First draft for review.
• November 8, 2026 Scores now match our other ranked lists wherever the same sources apply. Rankings.io attribution rises from 3 to 4, the score its cost per case and revenue reporting get on the practice lists, so it now ties Grow Law at 81. LawRank attribution falls from 2 to 1, since it tracks calls on one channel only, so FirmPilot moves to sixth and LawRank to seventh. LawLytics AI search visibility rises from 1 to 2, matching the AI list. Superpractice stays first at 93. Added Superpractice’s one-system design.
• November 8, 2026 Re-scored Superpractice against its docs and terms. Ownership falls from 2 to 1, because its terms keep the articles and other content it makes as its property and end the license on cancellation. Only the firm’s own data stays the firm’s. Superpractice still ranks first, now at 90.
• November 8, 2026 Added Pricing and terms at 10% and rescored the list with the shared weights. Grow Law and Rankings.io rise to a tie for second, and Juris Digital falls to fourth.
• November 9, 2026 Re-read the SEO and AI search pages of Superpractice, Rankings.io and Grow Law. Rankings.io and Grow Law rise from 3 to 4 on SEO and content and on AI search visibility, because their own pages tie that work to signed cases. Superpractice stays at 4 on both. Grow Law and Rankings.io now tie for first at 88. Superpractice drops to third at 86.
• November 9, 2026 Superpractice now includes lead and contact import on every Managed Ads plan, so its pricing and terms score rose from 2 to 3. It moves from third to first at 89, and Grow Law and Rankings.io tie for second at 88. Its entry now says articles are yours on delivery, as its November 9 terms state.

Spot an error? Request a correction with the page, the sentence and a source, or email our corrections inbox. Named companies are welcome to use the same route. Each correction is logged on the page.

Sources

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   The Foundation SEO + AI Search plan is $1,750 a month and includes four human-reviewed articles.

   “Foundation — $1,750/mo”

   superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 9, 2026

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   The SEO + AI Search Foundation plan includes 4 done-for-you, human-reviewed SEO articles each month; Authority 8 and Market Leader 12.

   “4 done-for-you, human-reviewed SEO articles each month”

   superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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   A human editor reviews each AI-produced article for quality, accuracy, structure and firm voice before the firm’s final review.

   “A human editor then reviews the work for quality, accuracy, structure, and firm voice before we send it to your firm for final review.”

   superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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   Superpractice’s SEO Content Agent researches, writes, fact-checks and publishes articles built to rank.

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   superpractice.com/features/seo-content-agent · checked November 7, 2026

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   Superpractice states its agents run eleven steps before an article is published.

   “Superpractice agents run eleven steps before an article earns the publish button.”

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   Every SEO + AI Search plan includes done-for-you, human-reviewed articles, Google Business Profile work, social posts from every article, revenue attribution and full platform access.

   “Every plan includes done-for-you, human-reviewed articles, Google Business Profile work, social posts from every article, revenue attribution, and full platform access.”

   superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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   Every SEO + AI Search plan includes article-level call, form, client and revenue attribution.

   “| Article-level call, form, client, and revenue attribution | Yes | Yes | Yes |”

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   Every SEO + AI Search plan includes Google Business Profile optimization, map-grid rankings and a Business Profile post from every article.

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   SEO + AI Search plans track ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overview answers and fix the firm’s pages for them, a separate plan from Managed Ads.

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    Every SEO + AI Search plan tracks up to 50 AI-search prompts.

    “| Tracked AI-search prompts | Up to 50 | Up to 50 | Up to 50 |”

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    AI visibility is measured with repeated-sample mention-rate measurement on every plan.

    “| Repeated-sample mention-rate measurement | Yes | Yes | Yes |”

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    Every SEO + AI Search plan reports AI-attributed visits, retained clients, conversion rate and revenue.

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    Every SEO + AI Search plan includes monthly done-for-you fixes to the firm’s pages for AI answers.

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    Every SEO + AI Search plan reports named, cited or absent results by prompt and AI engine.

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    SEO + AI Search plans attribute every client to the article, page or AI answer that brought them in.

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    Every signed client is traced back to the original source.

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    Attribution counts leads, clients and revenue from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude by practice area.

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    Under the Terms, the firm’s license to use that work ends if it cancels, unless Appendix B or a signed agreement grants one after termination.

    “your license to use the Work Product automatically terminates”

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    Landing pages, ad creative, ad copy, images and tracking numbers made under Managed Ads plans stay Superpractice’s property in every case.

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    superpractice.com/terms · checked November 9, 2026

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    Articles delivered under an SEO + AI Search plan are the firm’s, and those published on its site stay there. Platform access ends on cancellation, so the firm exports what it needs first.

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    superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 9, 2026

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    Performance reviews are quarterly on Authority and monthly on Market Leader; none is listed for Foundation.

    “| Performance review | — | Quarterly | Monthly |”

    superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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    Every SEO + AI Search plan reports article rankings, clicks, impressions, click-through rate and position changes.

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    Market Leader includes a dedicated editorial strategist with a monthly performance review.

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    Authority includes a quarterly performance review.

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    superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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    Managed Ads plans are $997, $2,500 and $4,000 a month; Scale adds 10% of ad spend over $10,000; ad spend is paid to the platforms separately.

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    Managed Ads plans are sized by managed ad spend, up to $3,000 a month on Launch, $3,000 to $10,000 on Momentum and $10,000 and above on Scale.

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    superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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    Website plans are Presence at $500, Authority at $1,000 and Market Leader at $1,500 a month.

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    superpractice.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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    SEO + AI Search plans are $1,750 (Foundation), $3,500 (Authority) and $5,000 (Market Leader) a month.

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    The Starter AI Voice Agents plan is $250 a month with 100 minutes included, and extra minutes cost $2.00 each.

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    AI Avatars video credits on the Platform are 10 cents each, capped at $100 a month unless the firm sets its own limit.

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    Lead and contact import is included on all three Managed Ads plans.

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    The website build is included in the monthly plan with no separate upfront build fee.

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    AI credits past a plan’s included amount cost 10¢ each for the first 10,000 a month and 5¢ each after that.

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    Grow Law’s SEO plans include on-site and off-site SEO, keyword research, technical SEO, link building and content creation.

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    Grow Law states it tracks calls, leads and revenue every month for its local SEO work and refines what is working.

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    On its law firm SEO page Grow Law states its Growth Portal connects each lead to the campaign and keyword that produced it.

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    Grow Law offers generative engine optimization (GEO) aimed at visibility and citation in ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity.

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    growlaw.co/generative-engine-optimization · checked November 7, 2026

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    growlaw.co/generative-engine-optimization · checked November 9, 2026

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    Grow Law states its personal injury GEO connects AI-driven visibility to qualified leads and signed cases where attribution allows.

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    Grow Law states its family law GEO connects consultation requests and retained matters back to AI-referral traffic.

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    growlaw.co · checked November 7, 2026

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    growlaw.co/criminal-defense-lawyer-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    Grow Law’s SEO growth plans start at $2,500 (Steady Growth), $3,500 (Faster) and $5,000 (Full Speed) a month.

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    growlaw.co/pricing-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    Rankings.io's law firm SEO service covers content, link building, on-site SEO and local SEO.

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    rankings.io/services/law-firm-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    Rankings.io states it measures the success of its law firm SEO work in signed cases and revenue, not traffic or impressions.

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    rankings.io/services/law-firm-seo · checked November 9, 2026

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    rankings.io/services/ai-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    rankings.io/services/ai-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    Rankings.io states the AI visibility tracking it runs is reported monthly, tied to inquiries and signed cases.

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    rankings.io/services/ai-seo · checked November 9, 2026

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    rankings.io/services/ai-seo · checked November 9, 2026

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    rankings.io/services/ai-seo · checked November 9, 2026

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    Rankings.io states its Google Ads reporting includes call tracking and cost per case.

    “Every month, you see what your spend produced: calls, form fills, qualified inquiries, and cost per case. Transparent call tracking shows which campaigns drive cases”

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    rankings.io/services/chatgpt-ads · checked November 7, 2026

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    rankings.io/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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    rankings.io/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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    rankings.io/faq · checked November 8, 2026

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    Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

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    jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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    “Planning estimates range from $2,000–$3,500 per month for a focused solo or startup foundation to $25,000–$100,000+ per month for a multi-office firm.”

    jurisdigital.com/services/law-firm-seo · checked November 7, 2026

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    “Generative Engine Optimization. Earn citations when people ask AI search tools which lawyer they should hire.”

    jurisdigital.com/services/geo · checked November 7, 2026

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     Juris Digital’s primary outcome metrics are qualified inquiries, signed cases and cost per signed case.

     “Primary Outcome Metric: Qualified legal inquiries, signed cases, and Cost Per Signed Case (CPSC)”

     jurisdigital.com/facts-about-juris-digital · checked November 7, 2026

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     Where identifiers, consent and intake records support it, offline conversion reporting connects an ad click to a later qualified inquiry or signed matter.

     “Where identifiers, consent and intake records support it, offline conversion reporting can connect an ad click to a later qualified inquiry or signed matter.”

     jurisdigital.com/services/google-ads-for-law-firms · checked November 7, 2026

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     Juris Digital states its reports show unmatched and unknown outcomes rather than assigning every matter to an ad.

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     jurisdigital.com/guides/paid-media-buyers-guide · checked November 7, 2026

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     JurisPage clients own their site, content and all IP Juris Digital creates.

     “You own your site, your content, and all IP we create, always.”

     jurisdigital.com/services/jurispage · checked November 7, 2026

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     JurisLingo translations are stored in the firm’s WordPress database and stay with the firm on cancellation.

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     jurisdigital.com/jurislingo · checked November 7, 2026

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     jurisdigital.com · checked November 7, 2026

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     “Monthly reporting tracks leads, cases, revenue attribution, rankings, and organic traffic.”

     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     “Established law firm marketing (Ascend): $5,000 to $50,000+ per month.”

     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     Website design is priced at $10,000 to $50,000 per project.

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     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     The published PPC management fee is 20% of ad spend plus a setup fee based on the work required.

     “Our published PPC management fee is 20% of ad spend, plus a setup fee based on the work required.”

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     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     jurisdigital.com/services/paid-social-advertising-law-firms · checked November 8, 2026

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     Juris Digital’s homepage asks firms to sign a basic agreement committing to a 12-month campaign.

     “we ask that the firms we work with sign a basic agreement committing to a 12-month campaign.”

     jurisdigital.com · checked November 7, 2026

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     The JurisPage engagement is 24 months, which Juris Digital states is what allows it to skip the upfront setup fee.

     “24 months. That term is what makes it possible to skip the upfront setup fee”

     jurisdigital.com/services/jurispage · checked November 7, 2026

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     jurisdigital.com/terms-and-conditions · checked November 7, 2026

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     “PPC management is offered without a long-term contract.”

     jurisdigital.com/services/ppc-law-firms · checked November 7, 2026

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     scorpion.co/marketing-solutions/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     scorpion.co/law-firms · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion names ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews and says these engines recommend firms based on content depth, reviews, video and a structured footprint.

     “AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews recommend firms based on content depth, reviews, video, and a structured online footprint.”

     scorpion.co/personal-injury · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion states RevenueMAX builds the signals it says AI engines use, with case-specific content and a stream of reviews, so the firm gets recommended when someone asks AI who to hire.

     “RevenueMAX builds those signals together, with case-specific content and a steady stream of reviews, so your firm gets recommended when someone asks AI who to hire”

     scorpion.co/personal-injury · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion states it connects marketing channels to signed cases and revenue, reporting case value by source, cost per signed client and attributed revenue.

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     scorpion.co/law-firms · checked November 7, 2026

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     Through the Clio integration Scorpion tracks lead and matter status and receives estimated and actual case values.

     “Scorpion also has access to estimated and actual case values as they advance through the pipeline.”

     scorpion.co/about-us/partnerships/clio · checked November 7, 2026

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     Clients own their website’s domain, content and imagery after the contract term is complete, but not Scorpion’s underlying website system.

     “Yes, you own your website after the length of your contract with Scorpion is complete. While you won’t own the underlying system”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     On leaving after fulfilling the contract, the client receives static site files, design assets and content, and must rebuild the site on another content management system.

     “You’ll need to work with another vendor to rebuild your website on a content management system of your choosing”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     On leaving after fulfilling the contract, Scorpion says it transfers ownership of accounts such as Google Analytics, Google Local Services Ads and social media accounts, and website content, back to the client.

     “transferring full ownership of key accounts such as Google Analytics/GA4, Google Local Services Ads, social media accounts, website content, and more back to you”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion offers one dashboard for marketing performance, intake data and revenue metrics, framed against waiting for a monthly report.

     “Your marketing performance, intake data, and revenue metrics all in one place. No spreadsheets. No waiting for a monthly report.”

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     “Scorpion’s Revenue Intelligence tells you exactly how your marketing is turning into dollars (not clicks, not impressions, no vanity).”

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     scorpion.co/sitemap.xml · checked November 7, 2026

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

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     Scorpion’s FAQ says the investment depends on the client’s business goals, across marketing technology, marketing services and digital advertising.

     “The investment you decide to make with Scorpion depends on your business goals.”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion typically requires a 12-month contract for its marketing technology and certain services such as SEO.

     “Scorpion typically requires a 12-month contract for our marketing technology and certain marketing services like search engine optimization (SEO).”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     Scorpion states digital advertising services such as Google Ads, LSAs and Meta are typically month-to-month.

     “Digital advertising services like Google Ads, LSAs, Meta, etc. are typically month-to-month terms.”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     “We work seamlessly with Clio, Filevine, Lawmatics, and more, so your leads, intake, and marketing all work together effortlessly.”

     scorpion.co/personal-injury/insights/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     “While we use our own proprietary CMS, it's just one piece of our full collection of digital marketing solutions.”

     scorpion.co/faq · checked November 7, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     FirmPilot states the content includes blog posts, service pages, FAQs and local landing pages.

     “This includes blog posts, service pages, FAQs, and local landing pages that are legally appropriate, keyword-focused, and built to convert.”

     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     “We prepare your website and content for Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), ensuring your firm is cited, quoted, and recommended by AI systems such as ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews.”

     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     FirmPilot states a retained client can be traced back to the search that started it once the firm’s CRM or intake system is integrated.

     “Integrate with your CRM or intake system and you can trace a retained client back to the exact search that started it.”

     firmpilot.com/practice-area/solo-law-firms · checked November 7, 2026

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     FirmPilot states client websites run on WordPress so the firm keeps the site and the domain regardless of who manages the marketing.

     “Client websites run on WordPress, so your firm keeps the site and the domain regardless of who manages the marketing.”

     firmpilot.com/blog/personal-injury-lawyer-marketing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     firmpilot.com/sitemap_index.xml · checked November 7, 2026

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     FirmPilot states its dashboards track ROI in real time, with no monthly reports to wait on.

     “Our no-nonsense dashboards let you easily track ROI and measure the impact of every dollar you’ve spent, all in real time. No spreadsheets. No waiting on monthly reports.”

     firmpilot.com/services · checked November 7, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/how-firmpilot-works · checked November 7, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     “Lite $4,250 per month ... Firm $6,900 per month ... Premium $9,250 per month”

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     “flat monthly subscription fees that allow firms to immediately reduce marketing overhead and the need for multiple vendors.”

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

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     firmpilot.com/sitemap_index.xml · checked November 7, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 8, 2026

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     firmpilot.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     FirmPilot states its Competitive Blueprinting crawls competitor activity every 90 minutes.

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     firmpilot.com/sitemap_index.xml · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawRank’s SEO packages cover link building, content, local SEO with Google Business Profile management, and on-site optimization.

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     LawRank states its SEO content is written or developed by attorneys and JDs through an eight-step accuracy process.

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     lawrank.com/services/aio · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawRank does not sell AI optimization on its own; it is available only to firms on an active LawRank SEO engagement.

     “We do not offer AIO as a standalone service. It is available to firms on an active LawRank SEO engagement”

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     “We include CallRail call tracking software so that you have detailed user info per call.”

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawrank.com/services/ppc · checked November 7, 2026

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     “All of our sites are on WordPress and you own it!”

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

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     lawrank.com/llms.txt · checked November 7, 2026

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     lawrank.com/competitor-report · checked November 7, 2026

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawrank.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     “to find out more about our social media marketing packages.”

     lawrank.com/services/social-media · checked November 8, 2026

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     lawrank.com/frequently-asked-questions · checked November 7, 2026

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     “We offer short-term contracts for your convenience.”

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     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawrank.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawRank states both co-founders and 80% of its staff speak Spanish and that it targets the Spanish-speaking market.

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     lawrank.com/services/seo · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics’ Classic terms state it is a website platform and hosting service, not a marketing agency nor an SEO or pay-per-click advertising vendor.

     “LawLytics is a website platform and hosting service; we are not a marketing agency nor a search engine optimization (“SEO”) or pay-per-click (“PPC”) advertising vendor.”

     lawlytics.com/agreement · checked November 7, 2026

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     The AI plans the site’s pages from a library built for law firms and writes each page for the firm.

     “It plans the pages from a library built for law firms, then writes each one for your firm.”

     lawlytics.com/content · checked November 7, 2026

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     Strategy recommendations, including SEO and marketing guidance, may come from AI features or LawLytics personnel and are described as general in nature.

     “Strategy Recommendations may be generated by AI Features or provided by LawLytics personnel. They are general in nature, are based on limited information, and are not tailored legal or ethics advice.”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics says most firms start on Starter, a site for referred clients, and move up to compete for new matters in search.

     “Most firms start here, with a site that makes a great impression on referred clients. Move up when you want to compete for new matters in search.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Each page is built in a structure LawLytics says AI assistants such as ChatGPT can quote and cite.

     “Each page is built in a structure that AI assistants like ChatGPT can quote and cite when someone asks about your practice.”

     lawlytics.com/content · checked November 7, 2026

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     Every form submission on the site is logged as a lead, showing who reached out and from which page.

     “Every form submission on your site is logged as a lead, so you can see who reached out and from which page.”

     lawlytics.com/get-started · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics’ pages do not describe tracing a signed client or revenue to the marketing source that produced it.

     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawlytics.com · checked November 7, 2026

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     The firm retains ownership of all content, data, trademarks, logos and materials it submits.

     “You retain ownership of all content, text, images, data, documents, trademarks, logos, and materials that you submit to the Services”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics assigns the firm any rights it has in AI output generated for that firm, while noting the output may not be unique or protectable.

     “LawLytics assigns to you any rights LawLytics may have in AI Output generated specifically for your use through the Services.”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

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     For 30 days after an account ends the firm may export its content, after which LawLytics may delete it.

     “For thirty (30) days after your account ends, you may export your Customer Content, after which we may delete it in accordance with Section 24.”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

190. [190]

     Leads and reviews appear in the firm’s dashboard as they happen rather than in a monthly summary.

     “Every lead and every review, visible in your dashboard the moment it happens, instead of summarized for you once a month.”

     lawlytics.com/why-lawlytics · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics’ pages do not state how often a firm meets the people running its marketing, or any review or strategy meeting cadence.

     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawlytics.com · checked November 7, 2026

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     Starter is $99 a month, month to month, with a move up to Growth available at any time.

     “Starter is $99 a month, month to month, and you can move up to Growth at any time during your trial or after it.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Growth is $249 a month, billed annually, with up to 100 pages.

     “Growth $ 249 /mo billed annually Up to 100 pages”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Pro is $499 a month and Elite $1,249 a month, both billed annually, with up to 1,000 and 3,000 pages.

     “Pro $ 499 /mo billed annually Up to 1,000 pages ... Elite $ 1249 /mo billed annually Up to 3,000 pages”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Growth is $299 a month billed monthly, beside $249 a month billed annually.

     “Growth $ 299 /mo billed monthly Up to 100 pages”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 8, 2026

196. [196]

     Pro is $599 and Elite $1,499 a month billed monthly.

     “Pro $ 599 /mo billed monthly Up to 1,000 pages ... Elite $ 1499 /mo billed monthly Up to 3,000 pages”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 8, 2026

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     Pro is open only to Legacy Members moving from Classic, and Elite is not yet open to any clients.

     “Pro is open now only to Legacy Members moving from Classic, and Elite is not yet open to any clients”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     Importing an existing site starts at $449 outside the free window; a site the AI builds from scratch has no import fee.

     “Outside that window, migrating an existing site starts at $449. A site your AI builds from scratch never has an import fee.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     An import outside the free window is quoted per site before the fee is charged.

     “We quote your specific site first, so you will know the exact number before the fee is charged.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 8, 2026

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     When a firm’s AI credits run out, AI features stop until the next allocation unless it buys additional credits.

     “when your AI Credits are used up, AI Features will be unavailable until your next allocation or until you purchase additional AI Credits”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 8, 2026

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     LawLytics publishes no price for additional AI credits and no credit count for any plan.

     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawlytics.com/pricing lawlytics.com/get-started lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 8, 2026

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     The plan comparison names each plan’s AI credit pool only as Standard, Expanded, Large or Largest; allocations are set in the firm’s account.

     “AI credit allocations for each plan are set in your account, and annual plans include a larger allocation.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 8, 2026

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     Monthly billing is month to month; annual billing saves two months.

     “Billed month-to-month. Switch to annual to save two months.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 8, 2026

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     Plans run month to month unless the firm chooses annual billing for the discount.

     “Month to month unless you choose annual for the discount.”

     lawlytics.com/get-started · checked November 8, 2026

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     Monthly billing is month to month; annual billing is a one-year commitment with a larger AI credit allocation.

     “Monthly billing runs month to month. Annual billing is a one-year commitment and comes with a larger AI credit allocation.”

     lawlytics.com/pricing · checked November 7, 2026

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     A firm may cancel its subscription at any time from the billing section of its account.

     “You may cancel your Subscription at any time by initiating cancellation from the billing section of your account.”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 8, 2026

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     To avoid the next charge a firm must cancel at least five business days before the end of its billing cycle, and prepaid fees are non-refundable.

     “To avoid being charged for the next billing cycle, you must cancel at least five (5) business days before the end of your current billing cycle. ... All prepaid Fees are non-refundable”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics publishes no early-termination fee, cancellation fee or payment of a remaining term for monthly billing.

     Not publicly disclosed on the pages checked.

     lawlytics.com/pricing lawlytics.com/get-started lawlytics.com/terms lawlytics.com/agreement · checked November 8, 2026

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     Every AI change is shown as a redline before it goes live.

     “Either way you see a redline first, showing exactly what is being added, changed, or cut, next to what is already there.”

     lawlytics.com/product · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawLytics’ AI terms make the firm solely responsible for reviewing, verifying, editing and approving all AI output before publication.

     “You are solely responsible for reviewing, verifying, editing, approving, and monitoring all AI Output before publication”

     lawlytics.com/terms · checked November 7, 2026

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     Rankings.io states personal injury is its primary specialty, and that it also serves criminal defense, family law, immigration, employment, bankruptcy, estate planning and full-service firms.

     “Personal Injury Our specialty. ... WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN Criminal Defense Family Law Immigration Employment Law Bankruptcy Planning and Probate Full-Service Practice”

     rankings.io · checked November 7, 2026

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     Rankings.io describes itself as a law firm marketing agency that works only with law firms.

     “Legal-only client roster ✓100% law firms”

     rankings.io · checked November 7, 2026

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     Juris Digital states it serves only the legal industry.

     “Legal-only focus. The agency does not serve clients outside the legal industry.”

     jurisdigital.com/llm-info · checked November 7, 2026

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     LawRank states the content team writing AI-citable content is the same team writing for the firm’s SEO campaign.

     “Our content team, the same team writing for your SEO campaign, produces content built to perform on both surfaces simultaneously.”

     lawrank.com/services/aio · checked November 7, 2026