Signed-intent legal leads,
qualified before you pay.
Review leads matched to your practice areas and states, with TCPA consent, duplicate checks, and conflict screening completed before you pay. Injury matters also receive statute-of-limitations and severity screening. Each offer shows a fixed price, and every accepted lead has a dispute window.
Qualification checks happen before a lead reaches your queue
What makes a lead hard to evaluate?
Unclear sharing terms, missing consent records, and limited recourse make it harder to judge what you are buying.
Sold five ways at once
"Exclusive" inventory that quietly ships to every firm on the vendor's list. Your contact rate measures your phone speed, not the lead.
No consent trail
Co-registration paths and scraped forms with no record of what the claimant actually agreed to. The TCPA exposure lands on your firm.
No recourse for unusable leads
Wrong numbers, time-barred claims, wrong state. You paid either way, and the refund policy is a support ticket that never resolves.
You pay for a lead only when you accept it, with wallet credits for upheld disputes.
Pay per lead. Accept each offer individually.
Four steps from registration to your first accepted case. You are never charged for a lead you did not choose.
Submit your license for review
Create your firm account and submit your bar license for review. License approval is required before you can receive Exchange offers.
Set your criteria
Choose practice areas, states, and budget. Fund your wallet with an amount you control. Offers match the criteria you set.
Receive matched offers
Qualified, signed-intent leads that fit your criteria arrive as offers in your Exchange dashboard, anonymized until you accept.
Accept what you want
Accept an offer and your wallet is debited a fixed, disclosed fee. Full contact details and the consent record are revealed, and the lead is added to your case pipeline.
What “qualified” actually means here.
Each lead includes a record of the qualification checks completed before your purchase.
Signed intent, on the record
Every prospective client completes a guided qualifier and gives express, timestamped consent to be contacted. That record is captured with the disclosures they were shown and delivered with the lead.
SOL screening on injury matters
Injury submissions are checked against the incident state's limitations rules before matching. Time-barred injury matters are filtered out before they can cost you anything. Non-injury matters are never auto-rejected on a limitations theory; that judgment stays with you.
Case-type-aware screening
Injury matters capture severity and treatment status; other case types capture a structured description of the situation. Either way, you can review the case details and decline before paying.
Deduplication before matching
Duplicate submissions are collapsed before offers go out. An exclusive lead is sold to exactly one firm; shared inventory is labeled as shared before you accept.
Conflict screen
Leads are screened against your firm's existing Exchange matters before they reach your offer queue.
Fixed price, dispute credit
Per-lead prices are fixed by case type and geography and shown before acceptance. If a lead materially fails its stated criteria, dispute it within the window for a wallet credit.
Every consumer practice area in one marketplace.
Injury matters also receive statute-of-limitations and severity screening. Every case type still gets consent capture, deduplication, and criteria matching.
Accidents & Injury
Family Law
Criminal Defense
Employment & Workplace
Immigration
Debt & Bankruptcy
Wills, Estates & Probate
Housing & Real Estate
Business & Contracts
Disability & Benefits
Civil Rights & Other Disputes
Availability varies by state and case type. Onboarding shows exactly what is live in your markets.
Three ways to work with CaseSolo.
Use the practice software, buy matched leads, or have CaseSolo manage intake. Choose the services your firm needs.
Practice Software
Personal injury case management, from intake to trust accounting, with controls that block disbursement against open liens.
- Intake, medical records, cited demands, negotiation, IOLTA
- Task and statute-of-limitations tracking
- AI drafts with source citations and required review
- Document management and client portal
- Subscription pricing (see software plans)
Matched Leads
Pre-qualified legal leads matched to your practice areas and states. Pay a fixed fee per accepted lead.
- Consent, duplicate, and conflict checks on every lead
- SOL and severity screening on injury matters
- Exclusive or clearly-labeled shared leads
- Fixed per-lead pricing by case type and geography
- Prepaid wallet you fund and control
- Dispute window with wallet credits
- Accepted leads added directly to CaseSolo
Full Intake Service
We contact, confirm, and onboard the prospective client through signed engagement. Your team receives the matter with the intake work completed.
- Everything in Matched Leads
- Client outreach and qualification confirmation
- Onboarding through signed engagement
- Structured handoff into your pipeline
- Fixed fulfillment fee, never a share of recovery
Advertising terms your firm can review.
Review the fixed fees, license-review requirements, consent records, and state availability behind the advertising model.
Fixed advertising fees only
You pay a flat, disclosed fee per lead, never a percentage of legal fees or recoveries. The model is designed to align with ABA Model Rule 5.4's prohibition on fee-sharing with non-lawyers and with analogous state rules on paying for advertising services.
No fake ratings, no endorsements
The Exchange does not rank, rate, or endorse attorneys, and does not tell consumers any lawyer is "the best." Matching is mechanical: practice area, geography, and your configured criteria.
License review before offers
Receiving Exchange offers requires approval of your bar-license submission. Your firm must remain pending until a CaseSolo operator completes that review. Submitting details does not mean your license has been verified.
State rules required before launch
The Exchange launches one state at a time. A state only goes live once its advertising-rule configuration (and, for injury case types, statute-of-limitations screening) is in place. No leads flow in a state that has not been switched on.
Exclusive means exclusive
An exclusive lead is sold to one firm and withdrawn from every other queue on acceptance. Where shared leads are offered, they are labeled shared, with the sharing terms, before you pay.
Clear disclosures to consumers
Prospective clients are told up front that this is a paid matching service, not a law firm, not legal advice, and not a confidential relationship, before any information is collected.
CaseSolo is an advertising and fulfillment platform, not a lawyer referral service, and nothing here is legal advice. Rules vary by jurisdiction. Confirm the treatment of advertising services under your state's rules of professional conduct.
Lead purchasing for your firm size.
Explore how matching criteria, budget controls, and intake options fit your team.
The questions attorneys actually ask.
Straight answers about pricing, exclusivity, disputes, and where the Exchange is live.
The full consumer legal spectrum: accidents and injury, family law, criminal defense, employment, immigration, debt and bankruptcy, wills and probate, housing and real estate, business disputes, disability and benefits, and civil rights. Injury matters also receive statute-of-limitations and severity screening. Every lead includes consent capture, duplicate checks, and matching to your criteria. You choose which case types you buy.