You're the intake team.
Review each lead before you pay.
Fund a wallet, choose your practice areas and states, and pay a fixed fee only for the leads you accept. Lead purchasing has no retainer or subscription requirement. Choose from injury, family, criminal defense, immigration, and other consumer matters.
Solo practice, whole-firm problems
When you are the attorney, the intake desk, and the marketing department, every wasted call costs billable time you cannot get back.
Missed calls are lost cases
You cannot answer intake calls from a hearing or a deposition. Prospects who reach voicemail call the next firm on the list, and the marketing dollars that produced that call are gone.
Retainers sized for someone else
Agencies quote monthly retainers built for ten-lawyer firms. Committing thousands per month before a single signed client is a risk a solo balance sheet should not carry.
Shared leads, races you lose
Traditional vendors sell the same inquiry to five firms at once. That puts an attorney in court at a disadvantage against a staffed call center.
Screening eats your evenings
Unqualified inquiries take time to review and close. A batch of poor leads can fill your evenings with calls that do not become cases.
Built for a firm of one
Review the case details, price, and qualification record before deciding whether a lead fits your practice.
"I can't afford another monthly marketing bill."
There is no monthly bill. You fund a prepaid wallet with an amount you choose, and it is only debited when you accept a specific lead at a fixed, disclosed price. Decline further offers to pause your spending.
"Lead vendors have burned me before."
Every offer you see has already passed consent capture, deduplication, and screening against your configured criteria. Injury matters also pass a statute-of-limitations screen for the incident state plus severity and treatment checks. If a lead materially fails its stated criteria, you can dispute it within the dispute window for a wallet credit.
"I don't have staff to work leads fast."
Accepted leads become matters in CaseSolo with contact details, the claimant's description, consent record, and deadlines attached. The same platform tracks tasks and due dates, so the follow-up does not depend on you remembering it.
"Exclusive never actually means exclusive."
An exclusive lead you accept is sold only to your firm. Deduplication runs before matching, and once you accept an exclusive lead it is withdrawn from every other firm's queue. Shared leads, where offered, are labeled as shared before you accept.
What you get on day one
Review the price, consent record, and qualification details for each lead.
Prepaid wallet, your rules
Fund what you want, when you want. Fixed per-lead pricing by case type and geography is shown before you accept. It is never a percentage of your fees.
Signed intent on every lead
Each prospective client completes a guided qualifier and gives express, timestamped consent to be contacted before you ever see the offer.
Intake and casework together
Accepted leads enter CaseSolo with access to the case pipeline, tasks, documents, and client portal, keeping intake and casework together.
Dispute window with credit
If a lead materially fails its stated qualification criteria, flag it within the dispute window and receive a wallet credit under the dispute policy.
Questions from solo attorneys
Find answers for your firm, with more details in the main attorney FAQ.
No. Lead purchasing is pay-per-lead from a prepaid wallet you control. You choose how much to fund, and your wallet is only debited when you accept a lead. Using the CaseSolo practice-management software is a separate, optional subscription.
More questions? Read the full Exchange FAQ or talk to us.