Scalable directory services
Listing, claiming, profile enhancement and recurring visibility features can be standardized and delivered across the directory.
Canadian Law Directory combines national lawyer and law-firm discovery with evidence-based AI visibility services. Firms can improve their directory presence, identify information gaps on their websites, and commission custom AI or knowledge-system work when it makes business sense.
No one-size-fits-all custom fee. Listing services can use standardized recurring pricing. Analysis, implementation and ongoing AI work are scoped and quoted according to the actual work required.
They require different levels of work and should be priced differently. A firm that only wants a stronger listing should not pay for consulting. A complex multi-office firm should not receive dozens of hours of custom work for the same flat monthly fee as a small practice.
Listing, claiming, profile enhancement and recurring visibility features can be standardized and delivered across the directory.
Website evidence reviews vary by number of lawyers, offices, practice areas, pages, data quality and the depth of analysis requested.
Private AI systems, knowledge bases, content restructuring and ongoing support are professional services and must be quoted to scope.
A firm-specific review can test high-value prospective-client questions against indexed website evidence and identify where the firm's information is Strong, Partial or Missing. The amount of analysis, validation and implementation can then be scoped appropriately.
The firm has clear, attributable information that supports the question.
Relevant information exists, but important lawyer, practice, location, intake or attribution details are missing.
The indexed source material does not provide a clear answer.
Confirm or improve the firm's public listing and lawyer profiles.
Listing only, AI visibility review, custom implementation, or ongoing support.
For custom services, define lawyers, offices, practices, pages, data sources and desired outcomes.
Custom projects and retainers are priced according to the scope and expected workload.
Improve evidence, profiles, approved answers, content architecture or private AI systems as agreed.
Ongoing support can be structured as a custom monthly agreement, project work or another agreed arrangement.
The report is useful because it connects specific client questions to specific evidence. The scoring model is secondary to the evidence underneath it.
What important prospective-client questions can the current evidence answer?
Are the correct lawyers clearly connected to the work they perform?
Does the site explain the work with enough specificity?
Are offices, jurisdictions and service areas clear?
Can claims be connected to a reliable source, lawyer, office or firm?
Is there enough evidence for detailed answers rather than generic summaries?
Is important information current and internally consistent?
Can a qualified prospect understand what happens next?
A report can identify a missing answer. The firm can fix it internally, ask Canadian Law Directory to implement it as a scoped project, or include it in an ongoing support agreement.
No clear evidence is available.
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The implementation method and cost depend on where the information belongs, who approves it and how much work is required.
Tell us whether you are interested in directory visibility, an AI visibility review, a private AI system, implementation work or ongoing support. We will scope the right level instead of forcing every firm into the same package.
A listing fee or custom service agreement does not purchase a guaranteed organic position in AI Legal Match or guarantee placement in Google, ChatGPT or another external AI system.
Paid work can improve the completeness, attribution and structure of a firm's information. That may make more questions answerable, but the commercial relationship remains separate from organic relevance.