custom business systems for law firms

The Firm System

You'll know where your inquiries come from, where they're being lost, and exactly what to change next.

Website, intake, follow-up, reviews, and reporting, built as one system your team can run. We build the high-skill layer, train your team to run the day-to-day, and keep the infrastructure running underneath.

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$9,500base setup, one-time
$1,500/mobase monthly, no lock-in
1–2new firm builds per month

The operating model

Agency output, without agency dependency.

An agency's results, without an agency's bill — or its lock-in.

Before you see pricingThis is not a full-service agency. It only works if someone at your firm owns the day-to-day. We build the system, train that person, and keep the infrastructure running — so you stop renting your marketing.

Founder walkthrough · ~90 sec

Mike walks through why law firms keep renting marketing they should own — and where The Firm System changes the operating model.

What you actually get

One system. Built, trained, and kept running.

Everything is bundled into a single engagement — no menu to configure, no agency retainer to renew.

01

Build

Website, practice-area pages, attorney bios, intake routing into Clio, and the reporting spine — built for trust and speed on the Cloudflare edge.

02

Train

A named receptionist, admin, intake lead, or marketer learns the repeatable layer: content, reviews, the follow-up queue, and the monthly report.

03

Run

Peak Leverage keeps hosting, security, maintenance, call tracking, and analytics alive underneath — the part you should never have to think about.

The difference

Stop renting marketing you'll never own.

A web agency builds and leaves. An SEO or PPC agency rents you results and keeps the lock-in. The Firm System builds the whole thing and makes your firm self-sufficient on it.

You'll know where your inquiries come from, where they're being lost, and exactly what to change next — on day one, not after a quarter of agency invoices.