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How it works for you

Ask at the right moment, route every answer.

A client who just won a settlement or closed an estate plan is grateful, but busy. One email with a five-star rating, a thank-you card on your desk with a tap-to-review chip, and the review happens the same day instead of never.

Clients who rate you highly are sent to Google and to the legal directories you choose. Anyone less than happy is invited to tell you first, privately, so you can make it right.

When to ask

  • 01Case closed or settled
  • 02Documents signed
  • 03Consultation completed

Send a review email, or hand over a tap card. Both open the same rating page.

11 review platforms

Where legal customers read reviews.

Your rating page leads with the site that matters most and lists the others below it, so each customer can review where they already have an account.

  • Google Business Profile

    google.com

    The reviews shown in Search and Maps. The first stars most customers ever see.

  • Avvo logo

    Avvo

    avvo.com

    Attorney profiles with client reviews and an Avvo rating.

  • Martindale-Hubbell logo

    Martindale-Hubbell

    martindale.com

    Client reviews and peer ratings, the oldest name in lawyer ratings.

  • Justia logo

    Justia

    justia.com

    Free lawyer directory with client ratings and endorsements.

  • FindLaw logo

    FindLaw

    findlaw.com

    One of the most visited legal directories, with attorney reviews.

  • Lawyers.com logo

    Lawyers.com

    lawyers.com

    Consumer-facing attorney directory with client reviews.

  • Super Lawyers logo

    Super Lawyers

    superlawyers.com

    Peer-selected attorney profiles that also show client reviews.

  • Lawyer.com logo

    Lawyer.com

    lawyer.com

    Attorney directory with verified client reviews.

  • Yelp

    yelp.com

    Heavily read for local services and restaurants. Yelp asks businesses not to solicit reviews directly.

  • Facebook

    facebook.com

    Recommendations on your business Page, seen by customers' friends.

  • Better Business Bureau logo

    Better Business Bureau

    bbb.org

    Customer reviews beside your BBB rating and accreditation.

Need a site that is not listed? Any platform with a review page can be added. See all platforms

Playbook

Getting more reviews in legal that stick.

  • Ask at the win

    Send the request the day the case resolves or the documents are signed, while the relief is fresh.

  • Rotate the directories

    Send some clients to Avvo and some to Martindale, so every profile grows, not just Google.

  • Keep details out

    Remind clients they never need to share case details in a review. A short note on the rating page does it.

Tap cards

A review card for Harbor Law Group.

Your logo on a card with an NFC chip and a QR code. One tap opens your rating page, with the same smart routing as your emails.

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How it works

Set up once, reviews every week.

Four steps. We do the setup, your customers do the rest.

  1. 01

    Pick your platforms

    Google plus the review sites your industry reads. We set up your rating page.

  2. 02

    Add your customers

    Paste in recent customers, or hand out tap cards in person.

  3. 03

    They rate you

    Every customer gets the same simple question and one tap to answer.

  4. 04

    Reviews come in

    Happy customers post publicly. Problems reach you privately to fix.

FAQ

Questions from legal owners.

Can attorneys ask clients for reviews?

Most state bars allow it, as long as you do not offer anything in exchange and do not write or edit the review. Check your state's rules for anything specific to your practice.

Which legal directories should we focus on?

Google first, because it is what prospects see in search. Then Avvo and Martindale-Hubbell for credibility, and Justia or FindLaw if your practice area ranks there.

Get started

Turn happy customers into five-star reviews.

Tell us about your business and the review sites that matter to you. We will set up your rating page, your review emails and your tap cards.