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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. Here’s how the two compare on price, contract, and who owns your site, with a source for every line about LawLytics.

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Facts checked October 26, 2026. Terms change and contracts differ by firm, so check yours.

Side by side.

TopicAttorneyLogicLawLytics
Monthly priceFlat $299 to $899 a month, by plan. Ad spend, if any, is paid to Google directly.Published: Starter $99 a month (up to 10 pages, month to month); Growth $249 a month, billed annually (up to 100 pages).1
Prices on their websiteYes. Every plan and add-on price is on our pricing page.Yes.1
ContractMonth to month. Cancel anytime; it ends with the month you’ve paid for.Starter 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.12
Setup feeOne time, $995 to $3,500 by plan. Refunded in full within 14 days if your site hasn’t launched.None listed. Moving an existing site is from $449, waived during the 14-day trial and for 90 days after.1
Who owns the websiteYou own your domain, pages, posts, and photos.Its terms say you keep ownership of your content.2
If you leaveDownload your site and lead history, and we help move your domain.Its terms let you export your content for 30 days after your account ends. Prepaid fees aren’t refunded.2

Credit where it’s due

Where LawLytics is strong

  • Prices are published, and Starter is $99 a month, month to month.1
  • A 14-day free trial before you pay.1
  • Its terms say you own your content and can export it after you leave.2

What firms report

Why some firms look elsewhere

  • Starter covers up to 10 pages; the 100-page Growth plan is billed annually as a one-year commitment.1
  • Its terms say prepaid fees are non-refundable if you cancel mid-term.2
  • Firms that want lead tracking, missed-call text-back, and bar-rule checks in the same product compare it with us.

Our honest take

Which one suits your firm?

LawLyticsChoose LawLytics if you want the lowest monthly price for a small site of up to 10 pages. Its Starter plan costs less than our plans, which start at Growth.

AttorneyLogicChoose AttorneyLogic if you want a larger site month to month, with every lead tracked to its source, instant text alerts, and Guardrail’s bar-rule checks included.

Before you switch

What to get from LawLytics first.

Ask for these in writing before you give notice. With them, nothing you’ve built gets lost, whoever you move to.

  1. 01Your domain: confirm it is registered in your firm’s name, and get the registrar login.
  2. 02Your Google Business Profile: make sure your firm is the primary owner, not the agency.
  3. 03Google Analytics, Search Console, and any ad accounts: admin access in your firm’s name.
  4. 04A copy of every page, post, attorney bio, and photo, plus a list of every page address on your site.
  5. 05Your content export, within the 30 days after your account ends.
  6. 06Your billing cycle end date, so you cancel at least 5 business days before it.

Moving to us? Your old site stays up until you approve the launch, your email is never touched, every old link is redirected, and anything the switch broke in the first 30 days is fixed free. How switching works

The flat price

One price a month. Month to month.

  • Growth

    $299/month

    $995 setup, once

    For firms ready to grow on purpose.

  • Premium

    $499/month

    $3,500 setup, once

    The full experience, nothing held back.

  • Landmark

    $899/month

    $3,500 setup, once

    For the firm people remember.

The first 10 firms keep a lower founding rate for as long as they stay. See every plan

Questions

Switching from LawLytics.

Is LawLytics cheaper than AttorneyLogic?

For a small site, yes: LawLytics Starter is $99 a month for up to 10 pages, month to month. Our plans start at a higher monthly price and include lead tracking, text alerts, review display, and bar-rule checks on every change, month to month.

Do I own my content on LawLytics?

Its terms say you retain ownership of your content and can export it for 30 days after your account ends. With us, you own your domain, pages, posts, and photos, and can download your site and lead history if you leave.

Can I move my LawLytics site to AttorneyLogic?

Yes. We move up to 150 pages over free (300 on Premium and Landmark), redirect every old address, and check each one after launch.

Is AttorneyLogic an annual contract?

No. Every plan is month to month, and cancelling ends it with the month you’ve paid for.

Sources

  1. LawLytics, Pricing (lawlytics.com)
  2. LawLytics, Terms of Service (lawlytics.com)
  3. LawNext, “Smokeball-LEAP-InfoTrack Group acquires website and SEO company LawLytics” (November 2021)

LawLytics, Inc. (part of the Smokeball-LEAP-InfoTrack group) is not affiliated with AttorneyLogic, and its name is a trademark of its owner, used here only to compare. Everything said about LawLytics comes from the public sources above, checked October 26, 2026; reports and reviews are the views of those who wrote them. Prices and terms change, and contracts differ from firm to firm, so read your own agreement. If something here is out of date or wrong, email [email protected] and we’ll correct it.

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