Get your firm named when clients ask AI.
People ask AI tools to recommend a lawyer for their problem in their city. We show whether your firm is named for your practice areas, and what to fix if it isn't.
Here are three good options:
- Desert Ridge Law for free consultations
- Camelback Injury Group for decades of trial work
- Sonoran Legal for a Spanish-speaking team
Practice areas AI can match
We check for a page that plainly says each service and where you offer it, with matching markup, so AI can connect your firm to the question.
Who wrote it
We flag articles with no author or byline, and check for an About page and contact details, which AI tools weigh when judging expertise.
Quotable answers
We check whether your key pages answer common questions directly, the format AI tools quote most.
Why AI tools pass over law firms
AI tools answer legal questions by citing pages that explain things clearly, and recommend firms they can tie to a practice area and a place. Firm sites often list practice areas as one-word menu items with no page behind them, and publish articles with no named author.
Our scan checks for the pages, authorship and markup AI tools rely on, for a plain statement of what your firm does and where, and for whether AI crawlers can read your site. A free account then asks the AI tools what your clients ask and shows which firms they name.
Questions
Can't find your answer? The help center covers every part of the report, or ask us directly.
Do you review our legal content?
No. We check how your site is built and what AI tools say about it, not the legal accuracy of your pages.
Can we track several offices?
Paid plans cover up to 3 sites on Pro and 10 on Agency.
Which AI tools do you check?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews.
Is it free?
The scan is free with no sign-up. Paid plans start at $9 a month.