Services
Turn finished matters into public reviews
The short answer
AI review management asks each client for a Google review at the right point in the matter, drafts firm-approved responses, and tracks volume and rating over time. Review count and recency are among the strongest local ranking signals for solicitors.
Most firms deliver good work and ask for a review once a year, by accident. Volume and recency are what move the map pack, so the request has to be systematic and it has to be sent when the client is happiest - usually completion, not invoice.
What the work actually involves
- Request timing mapped to each matter type's completion point
- Drafted responses to every review, approved by the firm before posting
- No incentivised or gated reviews - Google's policy and the SRA both prohibit it
- Alerts on negative reviews before they sit unanswered for a week
- Monthly reporting on volume, rating and map-pack position
Questions, answered
AI Review Manager: your questions
Is asking clients for reviews SRA compliant?
Asking is fine. Incentivising, filtering out unhappy clients, or publishing anything that identifies a client without consent is not. Our requests are neutral and go to every completed matter.
How many reviews does a firm need?
Enough to be credible against the firms already ranking in your postcode - usually the top three in the map pack. That's the benchmark we work to, not an arbitrary target.
No fluff. No generic audits.
Claim your Law Firm Visibility Audit.
A tailored review of how your firm shows up in Google, the map pack and AI assistants - built for your practice areas and your catchment, not a template with your logo on it.
- In-depth SEO and AI search audit
- Search and AI traffic analysis
- Competitor and reputation check
- Custom growth roadmap, prioritised by likely instructions
Takes about two minutes. The more you tell us, the more specific the audit.
