Lawbrokr, a legal technology company focused on client engagement and digital intake, today announced the launch of Lawbrokr Enterprise, a new offering designed for legal marketing agencies, directories, and legal tech vendors. The company has also announced the beta launch of Justice, an AI-powered Personal Marketing Assistant designed to help law firms manage and scale their marketing efforts internally.
Lawbrokr Enterprise allows law firms to improve how they collect and respond to new client inquiries. The solution is built for seamless adoption, with Lawbrokr handling onboarding, deployment, and ongoing support. Partners can resell the product to deliver added value to their law firm clients, while firms benefit from a flexible system that integrates into existing workflows without additional technical overhead.
“Agencies and platforms are already working hard to help law firms grow. What they’ve been missing is a reliable digital intake experience that sits at the top of the funnel,” said Daniel Steinberg, CEO of Lawbrokr. “With Lawbrokr Enterprise, we give partners the ability to offer that without having to build or support it themselves.”
Lawbrokr Enterprise is first to be piloted by Lawyer.com, one of the leading legal directories in North America. The partnership is focused on enhancing how listed firms connect with potential clients using Lawbrokr’s digital workflows as an additional conversion engine for their enhanced attorney profiles.
“Our mission is to help law firms grow, and with client expectations changing, law firms need intake experiences that match modern consumer habits. Partnering with Lawbrokr lets us equip our firms with a digital-first intake flow that turns more inquiries into signed clients,” said Colleen Joyce, CEO of Lawyer.com.
Lawbrokr Enterprise is built for:
- Marketing Agencies, to include digital intake workflows in digital campaigns, websites, and lead gen services
- Legal Directories & Marketplaces, to turn passive firm listings into active lead generators
- Legal Tech Vendors, to add a lightweight front-end intake layer that improves conversion before a client enters the system
Alongside Enterprise, Lawbrokr is announcing its Waitlist of Justice AI, which will open in beta at the end of the year. Justice is being developed to give law firms a clear view of how their marketing performs across every tool and channel, whether campaigns are managed in-house or by an external agency. The AI-powered tool will deliver actionable insights, recommendations, and next steps, helping firms make smarter decisions and maximize the return on their marketing investment.
Since its launch in 2023, Lawbrokr’s B2B platform has grown to serve more than 2,200 legal professionals, supporting firms from solo practices to those with 250 employees. To date, Lawbrokr has helped convert over 75,000 leads, driving an average fourfold increase in conversions across its client base. The platform now empowers executives, lawyers, marketers, intake and IT teams, as well as agency partners, to scale the digital presence and growth of law firms.
Unlike other enterprise solutions, Lawbrokr enables law firms to scale marketing efforts beyond conversational workflows. Within 72 hours of purchase, firms can launch campaigns, landing pages, automations, workflows, and analytics. Lawbrokr’s conversational workflows boost conversions by guiding prospective clients through a gamified digital intake experience that mirrors modern consumer buying habits, helping firms pre-qualify leads while accelerating top-of-funnel growth.
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