What’s the #1 thing holding back your firm’s revenue?

A free report from Attorney Visibility AI that shows whether AI assistants and Google recommend your law firm when someone in your city searches for a lawyer in your practice area. We run that search live on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Google Search, scan Google Maps from 25 points around your office, and email you a PDF with your visibility score, the #1 thing holding back your revenue and a 90-day plan.

Yes. There is no credit card and no contract. Everyone who completes the form gets a snapshot. The questions about revenue, budget and timing only shape what we recommend next; they don’t decide whether you get the report.

About two minutes: 13 short steps, most of them one tap. The live checks run while you watch and usually finish in about a minute. The PDF reaches your inbox a few minutes later, even if you close the page.

Your score has eight parts. Four of them (AI Answers, Google Search, Google Maps and Reviews) are measured live for your firm and your city. The other four (Lead Flow, Speed & Follow-Up, Capacity and Tracking) come from your answers, because no one can see them from outside the firm. Each part is scored out of 100, and the weakest part carries extra weight, because one broken link, such as slow follow-up, can waste everything in front of it. 71 and up is strong.

Your score out of 100 across eight parts, the #1 thing holding back your revenue, your top three priorities with what we found, the business impact, three questions for your team and a 30/60/90-day plan for each, the answers ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google gave, your Google Maps grid and your answers at a glance.

ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers in Search (AI Mode and AI Overviews). We also check where your site ranks on Google Search, scan Google Maps from 25 points and compare your Google reviews with the firms around you, because AI assistants draw on the same signals.

The question a prospective client in your city would ask for your practice area, such as “best family law attorney in Tampa, FL.” The Google Maps grid searches the practice area itself, such as “family law attorney,” from each of the 25 points. That is why the form asks for your website, city, state and main practice area first.

Google Maps ranks firms differently street by street. We run the same search from 25 points, 1 km apart, centered on your office, and record your position at each one. The result shows where clients can find you on the map and where they see your competitors instead. It is the same scan as our free Local Search Grid. Try the Local Search Grid.

Your own searches are shaped by your location, your history and the device you use, and AI answers vary from one try to the next. We ask each platform through its API with live web search on, from the United States, and record exactly what it returned that day.

Follow-up, capacity, lead flow and tracking are part of your score, because visibility only turns into revenue if leads are answered fast, followed up and taken on. Revenue, budget and timing don’t change your score; they let us recommend a plan that fits your firm instead of a generic package. The answers stay with our team; we never share or sell them.

You see your score on this page and get the PDF by email. If you want to talk it through, you can book a consultation right here, on your own schedule. Automated calls and text messages only go out if you tick the optional consent box, and you can reply STOP at any time.

Yes. Marketing and office staff request snapshots all the time. We’ll send it to you and ask you to forward it to the owner or managing partner, since it is built for the person who makes marketing decisions.

Yes. We test the searches for whatever you practice: personal injury, family law, criminal defense, estate planning, immigration, bankruptcy, employment and others. If you handle several areas, pick the one you most want to grow.

No, and no one honestly can. AI assistants decide what they show, and their answers shift with wording, location and model updates. What we can do is measure where you stand today, fix what consistently keeps firms out of the answer and track whether it is working.

An SEO audit starts from your website. The snapshot starts from the answer your prospective client sees: which firms ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google name for your practice and city, and why they name them instead of you. Your website is one input among several.

Yes. The snapshot shows which platforms name you and which don’t, where you rank against the firms named alongside you, and where on the map you disappear. A position you don’t measure is a position you can lose.

Nothing is required. Some firms fix the gaps themselves with the 90-day plan in the PDF. Others ask us to do the work. You can also book a consultation and we’ll walk through the snapshot with you and a plan for your market.

We walk through your snapshot with you: who is getting the high-value cases in your city and why, where you stand on Google, Google Maps and AI search next to your top competitors, and a 90-day roadmap to sign more of the cases you want. The roadmap is yours to keep, even if you never hire us.

We use it to prepare your snapshot and to follow up about it. We never sell your information. Details are in our privacy policy. Read the privacy policy.