Hot leads for law firms.
Legal enquiries are worth a great deal and are ruined by bad targeting. We aim at companies with a live matter - a contract to sign, a dispute, a hiring wave, a new jurisdiction - and deliver only the ones who described the problem and asked to speak to someone.
Not a job title — a person with a problem.
Owner, GC, Ops or HR lead, depending on the practice area.
Bar and professional-conduct rules shape legal marketing. We keep claims factual and avoid promising outcomes; anything that would read as a guarantee gets cut before it goes out.
Your ideal client, in one paragraph
Companies with recurring legal spend: employment questions, supplier contracts, IP, fundraising, cross-border expansion, or a dispute already brewing.
In law firms, a lead looks like this.
We only bill a lead once a person has replied with something that counts as interest. Here is what we look for in this field.
- Described a live matter and asked for a fee estimate
- Booked a consultation
- Asked for a retainer or engagement letter
- Requested a specialist by name or practice area
Campaign angles that fit this field.
Outreach only works when it says something true about the specific company. These are the approaches we run for this industry.
Employment and HR outreach to companies that just scaled headcount
Contract and IP outreach around fundraising and product launches
Search ads on matter-specific queries, where the intent is explicit
Every lead is priced between $5 and $50 by how hot it is; the ranges on these pages show where leads in that industry usually land on that scale.
Estimate your monthly costNo page views, no scraped contact records, no form fills that went nowhere, no ad spend, no setup fee and no retainer.
How pay per lead worksQuestions law firms teams ask before they start.
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Hot leads for law firms start this week.
Tell us who you want to reach. We run the outreach and you pay $5–$50 only when an interested business is delivered.