Reach every injury lead in minutes.

Not at all. You tell us how your firm handles new leads today, in your own words. We handle the setup and show you the results in plain English.

It calls each new lead within minutes of their enquiry, so your firm talks to people while they still want help. We agree what it says with your firm, and your intake team picks up the conversation afterwards.

Yes. Law firm advertising has rules, so your firm reviews the wording before anything goes live and stays in charge of what is said.

AI makes several versions of each ad. They run against each other, and the budget follows the ads that bring in real enquiries. Your report shows which versions were kept and which were paused.

You do. Everything is built inside accounts in your firm’s name. If you ever stop working with us, everything keeps running.

We ask for the least access we need, work inside your own accounts, and do not keep copies of lead data. We are happy to sign your firm’s confidentiality agreement before the audit.

An answering service picks up calls that come in to your firm. The AI Ads Growth System starts from your ads: it calls each person who has just asked your firm for help through an ad form, within minutes, then hands a short summary to your intake team. Some firms use both. We compare the two in our answering service guide.

Rules differ by state and by how a call is made, so your firm’s ethics counsel should decide what fits your jurisdiction. Lawyers’ existing duties of competence, confidentiality, supervision and truthful advertising apply to AI tools, as the American Bar Association’s Formal Opinion 512 explains. We agree what the assistant says with your firm, and your firm reviews ad wording before it runs. See our AI intake compliance guide. This is general information, not legal advice.

The assistant calls people who have just submitted your firm’s ad form to ask for help. Federal rules on automated calls generally require consent, and the FCC has ruled that AI-generated voices count as artificial voices under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. We recommend form wording that tells people a call is coming, approved by your firm’s counsel. Details are in our compliance guide.

Pricing is quoted after the free 20-minute audit, because it depends on your firm’s ad spend, case types and intake setup. The audit and the written plan are free. For context on what leads and signed cases typically cost, see our cost guide.

Yes. We are based in Charleston, South Carolina and work with personal injury firms across the United States over video calls. Advertising and solicitation rules differ in every state, so your firm’s counsel signs off on wording for your jurisdiction.

The example above shows a first call two minutes after a form is sent. Your real timing depends on your setup. Your report logs each lead’s enquiry time and first-call time, so you see actual numbers, not promises.