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Reputation management

More reviews, handled inside the bar rules

Reputation management is the work of earning, monitoring and responding to online reviews - the first trust signal an injured person checks. Rule Seven runs it from $800/mo, published, and keeps every request and response inside your state bar's rules on solicitation and testimonials.

Published prices 51-state rule fluency Spanish included
What you get

A steady flow of genuine reviews

  • Compliant review requests at the right moment
  • Monitoring across Google, Avvo and the major platforms
  • Response drafting that follows bar testimonial rules
  • Alerts on new reviews so nothing sits unanswered
  • Reporting on rating and review velocity
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How it works

  1. Set up requests. We build a review flow that asks at the right time, within the rules.
  2. Monitor & respond. New reviews are caught early and answered compliantly.
  3. Report the trend. You see rating and volume moving, not a vanity score.

The signal clients check first

Star rating and review count shape whether a caller ever dials. We focus on genuine reviews earned compliantly - never incentivized or fabricated ones, which bars prohibit.

Compliance: Requests and responses follow your state's rules on client solicitation and the display of testimonials.

5★
reviews earned the compliant way
$800
per month starting, published
Wondering what this would actually cost your firm? Our prices are published - packages from $2,500/mo, and every service has a starting rate you can see before you call.
Straight answers

Reputation questions

Q. How much is reputation management?

From $800/mo, published on our pricing page.

Q. Can you remove bad reviews?

No one can reliably remove genuine reviews, and we won't post fake ones. We help you earn more real reviews and respond well.

Q. Is asking for reviews allowed?

Yes, within limits - several bars regulate how and when. We keep every request inside your state's rule.

Q. Do you incentivize reviews?

Never. Incentivized or fabricated reviews violate platform and bar rules; we build a genuine flow instead.

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