Paste your firm's website below. In about 30 seconds we show whether Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can find and recommend you, whether your site is built to capture the call from someone who just got hurt, and what is quietly sending that lead to the firm listed above you. No signup to see your score.
Can ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity find and recommend your firm when someone asks who to call?
Is your phone number, contact form and chat visible in the first screen, on mobile?
Bar admission, awards, reviews and HTTPS: the signals a scared, hurt client checks first.
Real mobile load speed. Many intake searches happen from a phone, sometimes a waiting room.
Issues that shut out disabled visitors and carry real ADA exposure for a law firm.
Three patterns show up on almost every firm site we scan, before the first fix. This is what the free audit above is actually looking for.
"Who should I call" is exactly the kind of question people now put to an AI assistant instead of scrolling ten blue links. AI Overviews already appear in roughly 45% of Google searches, and ChatGPT and Perplexity increasingly answer legal questions with named, cited firms. If your site is not structured to be read and cited, you are simply left out of that answer, no matter how good your reputation is.
The same firm, two different sites. One gets cited when someone asks an AI assistant who to call. One does not.
2bizy also builds the AI receptionist that answers the call this audit finds you are losing, day or night.
Yes, more than most businesses. A law firm's website is usually the only thing standing between a scared or hurt person searching at 11pm and a phone call to your office. This audit checks the specific things that decide whether that person calls you or the next name on the page: whether AI assistants can find your practice areas, whether your number is tappable on a phone, and whether the trust signals a legal decision requires are actually visible.
Increasingly, yes. People now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews questions like "who should I call after a car accident," and those systems answer with named firms and sources, not just a list of links. Whether your firm gets named depends on whether your site has clear, crawlable practice-area content, FAQ schema, and structured data, not just where you rank on a traditional results page.
Bar admission and years practicing, a real photo and bio of the attorney, specific case results where you are allowed to share them, genuine client reviews, and a secure HTTPS connection. Hiring a lawyer is a high-stakes decision, so both visitors and AI systems weigh these signals more heavily than they would for an ordinary retail site.
Yes. Ranking well gets someone to your page; speed decides whether they stay long enough to call. A slow site on a phone, especially one loading from a hospital waiting room or a car on the side of the road, loses a share of visitors before your phone number even finishes rendering.
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Generic tools score technical SEO in isolation. This audit is built around one question specific to a law firm: will the person who needs you right now actually find you, on Google and on the AI assistants that increasingly answer that question directly, and can they reach you once they land.
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