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Does ChatGPT name
your law firm?

More people now ask AI to find a lawyer. It can only recommend you if it can read your website. We rebuild yours so it can.

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Illustration. Moreno & Hale Law is a made-up business. Muse, dots, and Grok Bot are made by Meta, OpenAI, and xAI.

Same question. Two different answers.

Your website today

If your practice areas are vague, AI can’t match you to the case.

After we rebuild it

Your practice areas, lawyers, and office are written so AI can read them.

Illustrations of how AI agents answer. The businesses named are made up.

We checked 12 real legal websites.

We looked for what AI needs to recommend a lawyer and send the customer.

0 of 12 were set up for AI to read.

12 US law firm homepages, checked October 21, 2026, with Cloudflare’s free AI readiness scan. 12 gave a result.

Illustration, using the numbers we measured.

What AI needs to know about you.

You already know all of this. It just has to be written on your site the right way.

  • Cases you handle

    Each practice area, by name.

  • Your lawyers

    Names and where they are licensed.

  • Your office

    Where you meet clients.

  • How to reach you

    Your phone and a consultation form.

What customers ask AI.

Tap a question to see what your site has to answer.

Which personal injury lawyer near me offers a free consultation?

Your site needs: Your consultation policy in plain words, and the cities and courts you cover.

What does a divorce lawyer cost in my county?

Your site needs: Your fee structure as text: hourly, flat fee, or contingency, with what a retainer covers.

Is this attorney licensed in my state?

Your site needs: Each attorney’s bar admissions and bar number on a bio page, not only in a PDF.

Which firm handles immigration cases in Spanish?

Your site needs: The languages your staff speak, stated on the page the AI will read.

Who handles a small business dispute?

Your site needs: A separate page for each practice area, written in the terms a client would use.

Can I book a call with a lawyer today?

Your site needs: A booking or intake link that works on a phone, with the hours someone answers.

A real website we rebuilt.

The Rockaway Company, a remodeler in Fort Worth, Texas. Drag to compare.

The Rockaway Company’s old website The Rockaway Company’s website after we rebuilt it

BeforeAfter

  • Ready for AIBefore: AI could barely read it.
  • Loads in 2 secondsBefore: 18 seconds on a phone.
  • Same business, same photosBuilt from the site it already had. See it live

What we build for law firms.

  • A page for each practice area

    Family law, estate planning, and criminal defense each get their own page, built from what your current site already says. Nothing is added that your attorneys did not write.

  • Attorney bio pages with bar admissions

    Each lawyer gets a page with admissions, education, and practice focus, and the same facts go into the structured data.

  • Your intake form keeps working

    If you use Clio Grow, Lawmatics, or a scheduling link, it carries over. We test it on your private preview, because a broken intake form costs a call.

  • Lawyer approval before launch

    Nothing goes live until you approve it. Your attorneys can read every page on the private preview and ask for changes.

  • Required disclosures stay in place

    Responsible-lawyer name and address, disclaimers, and any state notices on your current site carry into the footer and the pages that need them.

  • Changes without a web agency

    Click what should change, or describe it in plain words. A new attorney or a new office address goes live the same day.

How it works.

  1. Type your website

    We check it free, in about a minute.

  2. We rebuild it

    In about an hour, from the pages and photos you already have.

  3. See it, then pay

    Look at every page first. Pay only if you want it.

Questions from law firms.

What does Multisites do for law firms?

A person hit by a driver at night asks an AI which lawyer to call. The AI answers from what your site says: your practice areas, the states where you are licensed, how a first call works, and who the attorneys are. Multisites rebuilds your current site in about an hour. You and your attorneys review every word on a private preview before you pay.

Who approves the wording?

You do. We rebuild from the words already on your site. Nothing goes live until an attorney at your firm approves it, and you can ask for any change before then.

Will my intake form and scheduling link still work?

Yes. Forms, scheduling tools, and call tracking carry over, and we test each one on the preview. Old page addresses keep working or get a permanent redirect.

Does my state bar allow this kind of site?

Your state bar sets the rules for lawyer advertising, and each state differs. Tell us what yours requires, such as disclaimers or a responsible-lawyer line, and we build them in. Your attorneys approve the final result.

Can you add our case results?

Only where your state bar allows them, with the disclaimers it requires. Many states limit how past results appear. Your attorneys decide.

Can each practice area get its own page?

Yes. Each practice area and each state where you are licensed gets clear text, so an AI answering “divorce lawyer in Austin” can match you correctly.

The technical details AI reads

schema.org uses LegalService for law firms; its older Attorney type is deprecated. We publish LegalService for the firm and a Person for each attorney. If your site does not publish them, an AI has to guess your practice areas from page text.

Practice areas
knowsAbout, hasOfferCatalog
Jurisdictions
areaServed
Attorney bars and bio
employee, hasCredential
Consultation terms
makesOffer
Fee structure
priceRange
Office hours and address
openingHoursSpecification, address
Languages
knowsLanguage
Intake and booking
telephone, potentialAction
What each detail means
Practice areas
Each area of law you handle, named on its own page.
Jurisdictions
The states, counties, and courts where you take cases.
Attorney bars and bio
Name, bar admissions, and education for each attorney.
Consultation terms
Whether a first call is free, and how long it lasts.
Fee structure
Hourly, flat, or contingency, in words and not as a promise of price.
Office hours and address
When the office answers, and where it is.
Languages
The languages your attorneys and staff speak with clients.
Intake and booking
One phone number and one scheduling link that both work.
Rules we follow on law firm sites

Lawyer advertising is set by each state bar. The lawyer approves all copy, and we follow what you tell us about your state.

  • ABA Model Rule 7.1 bars false or misleading statements about a lawyer or the lawyer’s services. We do not write “best” claims, guarantees, or promised outcomes.
  • We write no client testimonials and no results claims. California Rule 7.1, comment 4, warns that truthful results or testimonials can mislead when they suggest the same result for other clients. Your state may allow them with a disclaimer, and we add them only if you supply them and your state allows them.
  • California Rule 7.2(c) requires the name and address of at least one responsible lawyer or firm in each communication. Other states have their own versions, so your state may require more, and we follow what you tell us.
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