The difference between a legal SEO agency that keeps a retainer and one that keeps your rankings is mechanics — continuous publishing, daily monitoring, and authority that compounds.
Most legal SEO retainers buy a fixed number of blog posts and a monthly report. The posts go stale, the rankings decay, and the report explains why. The firm pays either way.
An agency should publish continuously — practice areas, jurisdictions, and the exact questions clients type. Our engine calibrates to your practice areas and target keywords, then keeps publishing and refreshing on a 300-second schedule. Local AI models mean no moderation blocks on legal topics and no API token bills.
Ask whether the agency monitors your rankings daily and watches your competitors. We do both — when a competitor moves, the counter-content is already queued. See how the engine works →
We deploy and cross-link a network of related domains around your brand. Each domain has an independent reason to exist — and each one passes authority back to your money pages. The structure compounds as new content publishes.
In 2026 clients ask ChatGPT and Perplexity before they search Google. An agency that doesn't build GEO citations is leaving the channel where cases are being won. Our GEO layer →
$3,700/mo Foundation (days 1–90) builds the network; $1,200/mo keeps it running. No ad spend, no hidden retainers. See the full plan →
We map your current rankings, your competitors, and your GEO citations — then show you the gap. No pitch, no obligation.