Cited Legal

Be the firm AI assistants recommend, in your clients’ language.

People now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude which immigration lawyer to call. We work to make your firm one the assistants can find, trust and name, in English, Spanish and the other languages your clients speak.

Get a free snapshot See a sample audit (PDF, 9 pages)
A month of measurement, shown with a fictional sample firm. Click Overview, Questions or Reports. Your monthly report is built from this record.
Who is a good immigration lawyer near me?
¿Quién es un buen abogado de inmigración cerca de mí?

Your clients ask both. We check which firms the assistants name for each question, and work to make yours one of them.

The search result is turning into the answer.

When an AI summary answers the question, fewer people click through to a website. When the answer names firms, those names are what the reader sees first. Ranking on page one is no longer the same as being in the answer.

  1. In a randomized field experiment with 1,065 users, organic clicks fell by 39.8% when a Google AI Overview was shown.

    Agarwal & Sen, “The Impact of Google AI Overviews on Publisher Traffic and User Experience: Evidence from a Field Experiment,” SSRN working paper, 2026. Source

  2. Users who saw an AI summary clicked a traditional result in 8% of visits; users who did not see one clicked in 15%.

    Pew Research Center, July 22, 2025, based on the browsing data of 900 U.S. adults. Source

Where your clients are

17.6 million people in the United States speak Spanish at home and speak English less than “very well.”

Map of the United States shaded by the share of residents who speak Spanish at home; highest in California and Texas at about 28 percent
  • under 5%
  • 5–10%
  • 10–15%
  • 15–20%
  • 20% and over
Share of people age 5 and over who speak Spanish at home. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 1-year, table C16001.

How it works

1

Audit

We ask the assistants the questions your clients ask, in English and Spanish, and record which firms they name and which sources they cite. You get a written report and a short call to go through it.

2

Fix

We correct what the assistants read: your firm and attorney data, structured data (schema), consistent listings on legal directories such as Avvo, Justia and Google Business Profile, and pages that answer real questions directly.

3

Publish and measure

Each month, eight articles in your clients’ languages, approved by your attorneys before anything goes live. Then we ask the same questions again and show you what changed.

Every article is checked against primary sources, then approved by your own attorneys before it goes live.

What we measure, exactly

Our questions are written down before we start and stay the same every month, so the numbers can be compared.

  1. The questions. Written with you, in the words your clients use, in English and Spanish: “best asylum lawyer in Houston,” “abogado de inmigración para residencia en Houston.”

  2. The assistants. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude, each asked through its search-enabled interface, from a U.S. location where the assistant supports it.

  3. The record. Every answer is saved with its date, the firms it names and the sources it cites. Answers vary from one run to the next, so each question is asked three times, and your firm counts as named when it appears in at least two of the three.

Results, published only when measured

Every week, hundreds of real client questions are asked to the major AI assistants, and every source they cite is recorded. That is the measurement behind every report we send.

Client results will appear here only after they are measured and the client has approved them. Until then, there are no results, client names or testimonials on this page.

See exactly what you get

Each package has a sample report. The firm in them and every figure are fictional; the structure, the measurements and the level of detail are what you receive.

  • Free Snapshot sample PDF, 1 page. 5 questions, 15 answers, who was named instead, top 3 fixes.
  • Full Audit sample PDF, 9 pages. 180 answers, competitors and sources, technical and directory review, 15 scored fixes, 90-day plan.
  • Monthly report sample PDF, 5 pages. Rates by assistant, competitor movement, changed pages compared with unchanged pages, work log, next month’s plan.
Page 1 of a fictional sample Full AI Visibility Audit for an invented immigration firm
Page 1 of the Full Audit sample. Fictional firm.

Start free. Pay only once you have seen the gap.

Each step shows you what the next one would fix. You decide at every step whether to go on.

Free Snapshot

See where you stand today.

$0

  • 5 of your clients’ questions, in English and Spanish
  • Asked in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude: 15 answers
  • The firms named instead of yours
  • Your top 3 fixes
Get a free snapshot

One-page PDF within 3 business days. No card, no commitment. See a sample

Full AI Visibility Audit

The full picture, and a plan.

$750 one time

  • 180 recorded answers: 20 questions × 3 assistants × 3 runs
  • The competitors and sources the assistants trust instead
  • Technical, index and directory review
  • 15 scored fixes and a 90-day plan
  • A 30-minute call to walk through it
Order the audit

9-page report and call on day 7. Paid once, before work starts. See a sample

Start the Monthly Engine within 30 days and the full $750 comes off your first invoice.

Founding price for the first five firms

Monthly Engine

We do the work, and measure it.

$1,450 per month

Standard price $1,950 a month

  • 8 articles a month, approved by your own attorneys before they go live
  • Structured-data, directory and index fixes
  • The same 180 answers re-measured every month
  • Changed pages compared with unchanged pages, so you see what the work did
  • A 5-page report and a 30-minute call each month
Reserve a founding place

Founding price fixed for 12 months. Initial three-month term, then month to month. See a sample

Compare every detail, line by line
What each package includes
ItemFree SnapshotFull AuditMonthly Engine
Questions520The same 20, every month
AssistantsChatGPT, Perplexity, ClaudeSame 3Same 3
Times each question is asked133
LanguagesEnglish, SpanishEnglish, SpanishEnglish, Spanish; others on request
Competitor and source mapFirms named onlyFullFull, every month
Site technical review–YesOngoing
Index presence (Google, Bing, Brave)–YesChecked monthly
Directory listings (Avvo, Justia, Google Business Profile)–ReviewedFixed and monitored
Prioritized fix listTop 315, scoredUpdated monthly
Call–30 minutes30 minutes a month
Articles––8 a month
Monthly measurement report––Yes
Delivery3 business daysDay 7By day 30 each month

No one controls what an AI assistant says. We do not promise rankings, citations or new clients. We promise the work, and a measurement you can check yourself.

What happens after you pay

Full Audit

  1. Day 0

    Payment and a short intake form: your website, practice areas, cities and languages.

  2. Days 1–2

    We write the 20 questions with you, in English and Spanish. Once you approve them, they are frozen so later months can be compared.

  3. Days 3–5

    Measurement: 20 questions × 3 assistants × 3 runs = 180 answers, each saved with its date, the firms named and the sources cited. Technical, index and directory checks run alongside.

  4. Day 7

    You receive the report (PDF) and we walk through it in a 30-minute call.

Monthly Engine

  1. Week 1

    Fixes: structured data, directory listings, firm and attorney details, index coverage.

  2. Weeks 1–4

    8 articles. Each goes to your attorney for approval; nothing is published without it.

  3. Days 25–28

    The same 20 questions are measured again: 180 answers.

  4. Day 30

    Monthly report (PDF), including pages we changed compared with pages we did not, and a 30-minute call.

Not included

  • No guarantee of rankings, citations or new clients
  • No legal advice
  • No ad management
  • No bought reviews or fake profiles
  • Nothing published without approval from your attorney

Questions

Can you guarantee that ChatGPT will recommend us?

No. Assistants change their answers from week to week, and no one outside those companies controls them. What we can do is fix the signals they rely on, publish useful answers in your clients’ languages, and measure the result the same way every month.

Who writes the articles?

Our editors draft them with the help of AI tools and check every legal statement against primary sources such as the statute, the regulation or official USCIS guidance. An attorney at your firm reviews and approves each article before it is published. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.

What about attorney advertising rules?

The content is informational. It makes no promises about outcomes and no comparisons with other firms. You remain responsible for your state’s rules on lawyer advertising, which is why every piece needs your approval before it goes live.

Do we need a new website?

No. We work with WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and custom sites. We either publish through your content system or hand the files to your web developer.

Which languages do you cover?

English and Spanish come as standard. If your clients also speak other languages, tell us which ones and we will confirm whether we can cover them before you sign up.

Who owns the content?

You do. Everything we write for you is yours, including if you stop working with us.

How do we pay?

Payment details are sent with the agreement.

Can we cancel?

The Monthly Engine has an initial three-month term. After that it runs month to month, and you can stop at the end of any month. The Free Snapshot has no commitment at all.

What happens to the audit fee if we continue?

If you start the Monthly Engine within 30 days of receiving your audit, the full $750 is deducted from your first Monthly Engine invoice.

Will you need access to client information?

No. We work only with your public website and listings. We never need client files or personal data.

Are you a law firm?

No. Cited Legal is a marketing and research service, not a law firm. We do not give legal advice and are not admitted to practice law in any U.S. jurisdiction. Nothing on this site is legal advice.

Get a free snapshot

Tell us about your firm. Within three business days we email you a one-page PDF: five of your clients’ questions, asked in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude, and the firms they named. No card required.

Please do not include any client information. We use your details only to reply to you. Privacy

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