Legal services

Business owners check reviews too. Even when a friend referred them.

A founder told to call your firm still looks you up first. Ratezing asks the clients you choose once a piece of work is done, so what they find is recent and in clients’ own words.

  1. After a piece of work

    Ask when a company is set up or a contract is signed off, not after every email. Ratezing won’t ask the same client again too soon.

  2. Every office in the reports

    See reviews by office and by period, and which topics clients mention most, from responsiveness to fees.

  3. Reviews on your website

    Show recent reviews on your site with one snippet, next to your practice areas and team pages.

Questions lawyers ask us

Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a firm.

Our clients are companies. Who gets the request?

The person you worked with. A request goes to one name and one email or phone number, and you choose who.

Can our practice software send the requests?

Yes, through the API, webhooks or a Zapier or Make connection, so a request can go out when a matter is closed.

Can we reply to reviews?

Yes. Ratezing drafts a reply as a starting point, and your team edits it. Alerts tell you as soon as a new review arrives.

Every closed matter is a chance to be found. Let your clients tell it.

See Ratezing set up for a firm like yours in a short call.