For Lawyers

People describe their case to an AI
before they call a lawyer.

Someone with a contract dispute or an employment problem now types the whole situation into a chat window first. Sourso shows you what they get told, and writes the pages that put your firm in the answer.

What They Ask

Sourso runs the questions people ask before they instruct anyone, and records which firms get named.

Do I actually need a lawyer for this?

How much does this kind of case cost?

How long does this usually take?

What are my options here?

Which firm handles this kind of case?

Does AI know you exist?

Take these exact questions, ask ChatGPT or Doubao, and see whose name comes back. If it is not yours, that is the gap. Sign in and Sourso runs the full set for you, on every engine, while you watch.

Where This Usually Stands
01
The answer explains the law, then names nobody

Models are good at explaining a process in general terms. The step where a specific firm gets recommended is where most firms are absent.

02
Your best writing is behind a client relationship

The clearest explanations you have ever written went to clients in emails. Nothing public says the same thing.

03
Billable hours always win

Writing a page about how an employment claim actually works is the task that gets pushed to next quarter, every quarter.

How the Team Works On It

See what people are told. Runs the situation, cost and process questions people ask in your practice areas, and records which firms get named.

Explain it publicly, once. Writes the process and cost explainers that models quote, in your firm's voice. Every draft comes to you first.

Track it by practice area. Shows where your firm gets named and where it does not, so you can see which practice area is worth the next page.

Common Questions
Yes, and it has to be. The pages explain how a process works and what it usually costs, which is what people are asking, and they stop short of advising on a specific matter. You approve every draft.