AI Reputation Report · for lawyers
What does AI tell clients about you?
People ask ChatGPT for lawyer recommendations the way they once asked Google — and the engines answer with two or three names, not a directory. See if yours is one of them.
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of consumers say they would use ChatGPT to find a lawyer — triple the 9% who said so in 2023. 94% of them still cross-check on Google, which means both answers have to hold up.
iLawyerMarketing consumer study 2025 (n=1,052)
What clients ask AI
How it works
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We resolve who you are, your field, and the questions clients actually ask AI.
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The exact prompts we'll run, and the names most likely to come up. No signup, no card.
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We query ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude & Grok live and score who gets named — with the full answers as receipts.
The honest part
No one can guarantee what AI says, and there's no way to “submit” yourself to ChatGPT — anyone promising guaranteed AI rankings is selling snake oil. What this report gives you is the ground truth: what five engines actually say today, who they name instead of you, and which sources they trusted to decide. What moves the answers is slow, real work on those sources — and the optional monthly monitor tells you when they move.
Questions
- What does the report check for a lawyer?
- We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Grok the questions potential clients actually ask — who you are, whether you're credible, and which lawyers get recommended in your practice area — live, with every answer recorded verbatim. You get a 0–100 visibility score and the sources shaping the answers.
- What if AI doesn't know me at all?
- That's the most common result — and it's the finding, not a failure. Invisible means the engines answer those questions with someone else's name. The report shows exactly who gets recommended instead, on which questions, and which pages the engines trusted to decide.
- Can you change what AI says about me?
- No — and no one can. There's no way to "submit" yourself to ChatGPT, and anyone promising guaranteed AI rankings is selling snake oil. What moves these answers is slow, real work: being on the pages the engines already trust. The report shows which pages those are; the optional monthly monitor tells you the moment the answers move.
- What does it cost, and how long does it take?
- The preview — your exact questions and the names likely to come up — is free, no signup. The full report is $29 one-time, no subscription, and finishes in about 60 seconds. If you want the monthly re-check afterwards, monitoring is optional and cancel-anytime.
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