For real estate law firms
Closings move fast. So do you.
Buyers, sellers, and agents want an answer today. Every inquiry reaches you in seconds, and you can see which sources send the most.
How a lead is handled
From first search to your phone.
- 01
An inquiry comes in
A buyer, seller, or agent sends a message, and the closing date goes in the deadline question.
- 02
You know right away
Dispatch texts and emails the lead to the attorney who handles real estate.
- 03
They hear back at once
An instant reply says when you’ll call, so they don’t move on to the next firm.
- 04
You see your sources
Leads keep where they came from. Call tracking numbers show which ads and listings bring calls (add-on).
Made for real estate law firms
What you’ll use most.
Instant reply
Within a minute, they get a short email from your firm saying when you’ll call. Each person gets it once.
Every plan
The right attorney gets it
Each new lead goes to the person who handles that practice area, the moment it arrives.
Every plan
Missed-call text-back
Miss a call and the caller gets a text right away, so they don’t call the next firm.
Add-on, coming soon
Call tracking numbers
A separate number for each place you advertise, so every call shows its source in your report.
Add-on
Straight into Clio or Lawmatics
Every new lead goes into Clio Grow or Lawmatics with where it came from. No retyping.
Growth and up
City pages
A page for each city you serve, so people searching there find you.
Premium and Landmark
Bar rules
The rules we watch for you.
Guardrail checks every word before it goes live and scans your site every morning. It’s a review aid, not legal advice: you stay responsible for your advertising.
“Specialist” has conditions
Words like specialist, expert, or certified are flagged with your state’s condition, such as certification by an approved body.
CA 7.4(a), TX 7.02(b), FL 4-7.14, NV 7.4(d)
No promised outcomes
Guardrail flags words that promise a result before they go live, and cites your own state’s rule.
ABA Model Rule 7.1; CA 7.1, TX 7.01(a), FL 4-7.13(b), NV 7.1
Texas firms file their homepage
Unless it holds only basic information, a Texas firm’s homepage goes to the State Bar Advertising Review Committee within 10 days of going live. HQ reminds you.
TX 7.04, 7.05(b)
The design we’d start with
Chambers.
Deep and refined, a fit for transactions and title work. Any of our designs works for real estate law firms, and you can switch before launch.
Questions
What real estate law firms ask.
Can agents and lenders reach the right attorney?
Yes. Leads are assigned by practice area as they arrive, and you set who gets which in HQ.
Can I see which sources send business?
Every lead keeps its source. Call tracking numbers (add-on) add the same for phone calls.
Our sample site shows another practice. Will mine?
Every design is filled with your own practice areas and words before launch. See it first with “See your own site on it.”
Your next client is searching.
Give them a site worth calling. See yours on a preview address minutes after you sign up.