For immigration law firm owners
We run the ads and the follow-up that put screened, reachable people in front of your intake team. They already answered how they plan to pay. You take the call. That's the whole job.
No pitch deck. We'll pull your state's bar advertising rules live on the call, and you keep what we find either way.
Two minutes
The math on a full calendar that signs nobody, why buying leads keeps failing you, and what we run instead.
Straight answer: none of those companies is a law firm. We've never run ads for one. We're new to this vertical and the machine isn't. These are our own numbers, counted the strict way, and we'll open the real dashboard on the call instead of showing you a screenshot. On one account we took over that was already running, cost per lead went from $131.67 to $37.45 in the same month with both campaigns live at once.
The math nobody likes
The hour is gone either way. So is your intake person's morning. You paid for the office, the phone and the payment plan conversation, and at the end of it you're exactly where you started.
A full calendar that signs nobody is worse than an empty one. At least the empty one told you the truth.
Most firms fix this by buying leads, which get sold to three firms near you at the same time, or by waiting on referrals, which don't arrive on the weeks you have capacity.
Here's what nobody says out loud. When somebody sells you leads, they get paid per lead. Filtering costs them money. So they don't filter, and you meet everyone.
Why this quarter is different
This is public record, not a sales angle. You can check it before you call us.
By joint order of all four Appellate Division Departments, dated May 27, 2026. The mandatory "Attorney Advertising" label is gone. So is the required prior-results disclaimer, and the rules about keeping every ad on file for three years.
Immigration is one of ten social issues Meta names for the United States. Meta also publishes the example. An ad offering immigration legal services and a consultation is listed on Meta's own page as not needing political authorization. Advocacy needs it. Your service ad doesn't.
We're not going to pretend the whole country got easier. Florida is a fee per advertisement, filed twenty days ahead. In Florida we run a small filed set instead of forty creatives, and we do the filing.
Sources: nycourts.gov, the Meta Business Help Center, and The Florida Bar. We'll send you all three links.
How it works
We build it, run it, and hand you somebody on the phone who can actually retain this week.
Landing page, screening form, CRM and automations, all standing up inside fourteen days. In Spanish and English, written in Spanish first. You send us your logo, your bar number and your ad account, then you leave us alone.
Built and run by a media buyer who does this every day. Written to your state's advertising rules, and filed with your bar where your bar requires filing.
Case type, what state they're in, their deadline, and how they plan to pay. Then we confirm the phone number is real. What reaches you is somebody who answered the money question already.
They hear from you inside sixty seconds, a task lands on your intake person's phone, and anyone who goes quiet gets five more touches automatically.
Who we put in front of you
Nobody wakes up curious about immigration law. They got a Request for Evidence. A relative got picked up. A priority date came current. A date landed on a piece of paper. That's the whole market, and it's why the first firm to answer usually wins.
Half of legal clients decide inside a week, and 80 percent of them call somebody else if they don't hear back within 48 hours.Martindale-Avvo, Understanding the Legal Consumer, about 1,850 consumers.
Immigration is the hardest field in law to reach by phone. In a study across tracked legal ad spend, connected-call rates ran 98 percent for personal injury and 73 percent for immigration. Lowest of any practice area. A phone-only intake loses a quarter of the people who raised a hand.Pareto Legal, CRM-verified across $3.3M of paid search and $1.2M of local services ad spend.
And most of them are searching in Spanish. We write the Spanish first and the English second, because translating an English ad into Spanish reads like a form, and people can tell.
What you get
Six things. All of them ours to run, none of them yours to manage. Day one you get a login and a phone that rings.
Built, targeted and managed every day, in Spanish and English. You never open Ads Manager.
Every inquiry lands in it, gets a reply inside sixty seconds, and gets chased automatically if they go quiet. Nothing for you to wire up.
Spend, inquiries, cost per inquiry and where every one of them stands. Open it at 2am if you want. You're never waiting on a report from us.
Case type, state, deadline and how they plan to pay. The ones you can't help stop there instead of on your intake person's calendar.
They confirm a real number before they reach you. No dead lines.
Where your state requires an ad to be filed, we prepare it and file it. Florida and Texas both let a marketer submit on your behalf.
One thing we say up front because other people bury it: the CRM, the landing page and the screening form are licensed software and they stay with us if you leave. Your leads and your contact history are yours, and we export them to you on request inside two business days.
Before you book
Read the right-hand column honestly. If two of those are you, don't book the call. We'll only waste each other's morning.
Straight answers
We'll give you the number on the call and it takes about ninety seconds. It's month to month, with a discount if you pay a quarter or a half year up front. You pay Meta directly and we recommend at least fifty dollars a day. Most firms cover the whole thing with one adjustment of status.
A lead vendor sells the same inquiry to you and three firms nearby, then you race them to the phone. These people come from ads that run under your name and your bar number, they answer a screening form, they confirm a phone number, and nobody else gets them.
Tell us the state before you tell us the objection, because the answer changed this year. New York deleted the "Attorney Advertising" label and the prior-results disclaimer on June 1, 2026. Florida still charges a fee per ad filed twenty days ahead, so in Florida we run a small filed set and we do the filing. California treats a communication to the general public as advertising, not solicitation. We write to your state's rule and we show you the rule.
Immigration is one of ten social issues Meta names for the United States, so it's a fair worry. Meta also publishes the example. An ad that offers immigration legal services and asks for a consultation is listed on Meta's own page as not requiring authorization. An ad that argues for immigration reform does. We stay on the first side of that line and we'll send you the page.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Whether a consult retains depends on your fee, your payment plan and your consultation, and we don't run any of those. What we guarantee is our own delivery. Live within the fourteen-day build or the build and setup fee comes back in full. Fifteen qualified inquiries in your first thirty days of live, paid ads, or your next month runs free.
What did they sell you? If it was leads, we're a different thing under your own rules. Model Rule 7.2 comment five is about lead generators who recommend a lawyer, and that's the category that burned you. Comment three is about vendors engaged to provide marketing services, which is ads that run under your name, in your ad account, with your money. You can cancel us in thirty days. You couldn't cancel them for a year.
Then don't buy this yet, and we'll say so on the call. Across our accounts we measured 48 percent of leads getting no human reply inside thirty days. If that would be you, more leads makes your month worse, not better. Fix the phone first.
Fourteen days from kickoff, which is the day we hold your intake, your ad account with a payment method on it, your logo and a booked session. Not from the day you sign. If we're late, the build and setup fee comes back in full. Inquiries usually start the same week the ads turn on.
Your leads and your contact history, exported inside two business days of asking. The CRM, the landing page and the screening form are licensed software that we build and run, and those stay with us. We'd rather tell you now than have you find out at the end. Nobody in this business hands over a CRM. Some of them just avoid saying so.
No. Not one, and we'd rather say it than have you find out. What carries over is the machine, not the vertical. Paid social into a screening form into phone verification into a sixty-second reply. We've run that for regulated, licensed, appointment-driven businesses where one sale is worth thousands. Your economics look like theirs. If being early bothers you, wait. It should bother some people.
The next step
We'll pull your state's advertising rules while you're on the phone. If it isn't a fit we'll say so on the call.
No deck, no pressure, and you keep whatever we work out together whether or not you hire us.
Question one of six
Six taps, then we text you a code and you pick your time. About a minute.
Fewer consults. More of them sign.
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