Choose leads for
your growing firm.
Set your practice areas, states, and budget, then review matched leads as they become available. Accept exclusive leads at a fixed price and track each charge in your wallet ledger.
Growth exposes every intake weakness
As your firm grows, referrals and a single intake coordinator may struggle to keep pace with your caseload and staffing costs.
Feast-or-famine referrals
Referral months swing from overflow to silence. You cannot hire associates, sign office leases, or fund case costs against a pipeline you cannot forecast.
Agency spend you cannot audit
Retainers, media fees, and "management" line items blur together. Ask what a signed client actually cost last quarter and nobody can answer from the invoices.
Intake staff drowning in noise
Your coordinators spend time screening incomplete or unsuitable inquiries. Prospective clients wait in the same queue while your team sorts through them.
Shared leads complicate cost tracking
When five firms chase the same prospect, your contact rate reflects how quickly your team calls. That makes cost per signed client harder to predict.
Control the leads you purchase
Set your matching criteria, review qualified offers, and see the price before accepting. Each transaction appears in your ledger.
"We've been burned by volume promises."
We do not promise volume. You set case types, states, and budget ceilings, then receive offers only when qualified, matched demand exists in your markets. Every offer is pre-qualified, with a fixed fee disclosed before you accept. States launch one at a time, and your dashboard shows current availability.
"How do I know what a case actually costs?"
Every acceptance debits your wallet at a fixed, disclosed per-lead price, and every debit and credit sits in a ledger your bookkeeper can export. Use that record with your intake results to calculate cost per signed client.
"My intake team is already at capacity."
Consent, contact validity, duplicates, and case-type fit are checked before an offer reaches you. Injury matters also receive statute-of-limitations and severity checks. Your staff can start with the client conversation. If you would rather not staff intake at all, CaseSolo can run intake end-to-end as a managed service.
"What stops quality from sliding once we commit?"
Lead purchasing has no contract term. Accept or decline each offer individually, and use the dispute window if an accepted lead materially fails its stated criteria. Stop spending by declining further offers.
Review your lead costs
Your team can review qualification records, wallet charges, and dispute credits.
Criteria-based matching
Define case types, states, and budget by practice area. Weight motor-vehicle differently from family law, or turn a line off entirely. You are never shown demand you did not ask for.
Exclusive means one firm
Exclusive leads are deduplicated before matching and sold to exactly one firm. Shared inventory, where offered, is labeled before you accept.
Wallet transaction records
Fixed per-lead pricing by case type and geography, a full wallet ledger of debits and dispute credits, and per-lead qualification records for every acceptance.
Intake, your way
Route accepted leads to your intake team inside CaseSolo, or have CaseSolo manage intake from qualification through signed onboarding.
Questions from growing firms
Find answers for your firm, with more details in the main attorney FAQ.
Yes. Case types, states, and budget are configured per firm, so you can weight auto accidents differently from divorce or criminal defense, or turn a practice line off entirely.
More questions? Read the full Exchange FAQ or talk to us.