Comparing providers
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Here’s how AttorneyLogic compares with the big legal marketing companies on what matters when you switch: what it costs each month, how long you’re committed, and who owns your site. Every line about them has a source.
AttorneyLogicThe straight answer
See the plansAttorneyLogic vs. Scorpion
Scorpion is a full-service digital marketing company that builds law firm websites on its own platform and runs SEO and ads.
- Prices on their website
- ScorpionNo.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- ScorpionIts FAQ says websites and SEO typically come with a 12-month contract. Ad management is typically month to month.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. FindLaw
FindLaw sells law firm websites, SEO, ads, and directory listings, and runs the FindLaw.com legal directory. It joined Internet Brands’ Martindale-Avvo group at the end of 2024.
- Prices on their website
- FindLawNo.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- FindLawNo length on its website; the FAQ says FindLaw views client relationships as “long-term.” Its 2023 product terms refer to a minimum term and renewal term set in each order form.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. Martindale-Avvo
Martindale-Avvo, formerly Martindale-Nolo, sells directory profiles on Martindale, Avvo, and Lawyers.com, plus websites, SEO, ads, and pay-per-lead.
- Prices on their website
- Martindale-AvvoOnly the directory profile price.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- Martindale-AvvoDepends on your agreement. Its FAQ says “many attorneys have annual contracts,” and pay-per-lead can be stopped anytime.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. LawLytics
LawLytics is an AI-driven website platform for solo and small law firms, owned by the Smokeball-LEAP-InfoTrack group since 2021.
- Prices on their website
- LawLyticsYes.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- LawLyticsStarter is month to month. Its pricing page says annual billing “is a one-year commitment.” Its terms say plans renew automatically; cancel at least 5 business days before the cycle ends.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. Justia
Justia runs a free lawyer directory and legal research site, and sells law firm websites (Justia Elevate), SEO, and ads.
- Prices on their website
- JustiaA starting price, yes. The full price needs its calculator.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- JustiaWebsite contract terms aren’t published.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. Juris Digital
Juris Digital is a law-firm-only marketing agency in Denver; JurisPage is its plan for newer and smaller firms.
- Prices on their website
- Juris DigitalYes, as starting prices.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- Juris DigitalIts terms: yearly agreements have a one-year minimum and renew for another year unless cancelled in writing 30 days before. Monthly agreements need 30 days’ notice.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
AttorneyLogic vs. Clio Grow
Clio sells practice management software for law firms. Clio Grow, its client-intake product, includes a website builder that firms use to make their own site.
- Prices on their website
- Clio GrowPartly. Starting prices are published; Elite, the plan with the website builder, isn’t.
- AttorneyLogicYes, every plan price is public
- Contract
- Clio GrowIts pricing FAQ says you can cancel anytime, effective at the end of your current term, monthly or annual.
- AttorneyLogicMonth to month
Company names are trademarks of their owners, none affiliated with AttorneyLogic. Facts come from public sources listed on each page, checked October 26, 2026. Terms change and contracts differ by firm.
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