Questions, answered.
The short answers first, then the long ones. If yours isn't here, book a demo and ask us directly.
The objections we hear most.
Is this bar-compliant?
LexAlert is built compliance-first. A deterministic check enforces per-state solicitation windows, prohibited phrases and daily caps before any draft reaches your queue — and no reply posts without an attorney clicking approve. Every action is logged in an exportable audit trail.
What's the actual cost per signed client?
It depends on your practice area and conversion rate, but firms typically see a qualified-lead cost well below directory and paid-search channels. Use the calculator above to model your own numbers.
Do replies post from a fake account?
Never. Approved replies post from your own account, tied to your identity and professional standing — the only model an attorney should accept.
How does billing and cancellation work?
Simple monthly billing at a flat rate — no per-lead fees. There's no long-term contract; you can cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.
Everything attorneys ask us.
Isn't this just Reddit monitoring with extra steps?
No — Reddit, X, Quora, and Avvo are all live in production today, and we add new platforms regularly. The architecture is multi-platform by design: every monitor feeds into the same scoring, drafting, and compliance check. When we add Nextdoor, LinkedIn, or a new legal forum, your firm's tone settings, case-type filters, and compliance rules apply automatically the day it goes live. Most competitors are single-platform by design and can't follow without rebuilding their whole product.
Is this even compliant with bar advertising rules?
That's the question we built the whole system around. Every draft passes a deterministic compliance check — no AI guesswork — that enforces your jurisdiction's solicitation window, prohibited phrases, daily caps per platform, and a hard 200-word cap. Nothing auto-posts. Every action is logged on a tamper-proof record with attorney, timestamp, platform, and post ID. We can hand that record to your malpractice carrier or to a bar investigator.
How is this different from buying directory leads?
Directory leads (Avvo profile leads, Martindale, FindLaw) sell the same contact to 3–5 firms simultaneously. Every LexAlert lead goes to one firm only — yours. You see it minutes after it was posted, not hours after it was indexed. And the prospect is still describing the problem in their own words, which is much higher intent than "I clicked a directory link to compare attorneys." Plus directories give you one channel; we give you the network.
What if one of my platform accounts gets flagged?
Account health is part of the product, per platform. We track karma / follower count / Avvo profile completeness, account age, posting cadence, and per-platform rate limits. If an account looks at risk, we pause outbound for that account on that platform and surface an alert in your queue. Reddit accounts must be 90+ days old before LexAlert will use them; other platforms have analogous platform-specific health requirements.
Will this sound like AI? My voice is my brand.
You see three drafts per lead — Attorney A, Attorney B, and a Referral variant — each generated with a tone you pick from a list (empathetic, direct, consultative, authoritative, conversational, grateful, matter-of-fact, detailed, brief). Drafts are tailored to the platform's conventions (Reddit prose, X reply length, Quora long-form, Avvo formality). You can edit any draft inline before it posts. After 30–60 days the system learns your edits and starts producing drafts that sound more like you.
Do you auto-post? I don't want that.
Default is review-queue only on every platform. Auto-posting is opt-in, requires explicit acknowledgment, and is post-legal-review on our side. In the POC and beta we don't even offer it — every draft is reviewed by an attorney before it leaves your queue.
What's the actual cost per signed client?
It depends on your practice area, your platforms, and your conversion rate from lead to consult to retained client. Our modeled cost per signed client is $80–$220 in PI and family, based on per-lead pricing of $8–$25 and a 12–18% lead→signed-client conversion observed in pre-launch validation. Google Ads in the same markets is $1,200–$3,800. We walk through your specific numbers on the demo using real leads from your jurisdiction.
Right now, someone is describing your next case. Which firm answers first?
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll pull live signals from your jurisdiction while you watch.