Subscription

Subscriptions for Law Firms

Three ways to work with the publication, priced per firm per month. Each buys tools and reach; none buys a placement. Claiming your profile, submitting evidence and requesting corrections stay free.

Firms on File: 1401
Effect on placement: None
Billing: Monthly, cancel any time

1. Law firm profile

Profile

US$89per firm, per month

Your firm's page, kept by you. Change the description, offices, practice areas and partners freely, and have everything published about the firm gathered in one place.

·Edit and customise the firm profile at any time, with no charge per change
·Every brief, story, guide chapter and court record that names the firm, gathered on the profile
·The firm's mark and homepage capture kept current
·Verified badge and a standing right of reply on any placement
·Monthly readership report for the profile

Subscribe to Profile

2. Profile and publishing

Publish

US$120per firm, per month

Everything in Profile, plus your own publishing: upload deal announcements, client alerts, guides and hires yourself, translated free of charge, and get help adapting to how AI assistants now read and cite a law firm.

·Upload your own content: announcements, client alerts, practice guides, lateral hires
·Free translation of everything you upload into Korean, Japanese and Chinese
·Structured data on every item, so answer engines can quote and attribute it
·Support adapting to the new legal ecosystem: a quarterly review of how AI assistants describe the firm, and what to publish to correct it
·Early access to new publishing tools as the newsroom adds them

Includes everything in Profile

Subscribe to Publish

3. Market tracking

Market tracking

US$500per firm, per month

Everything in Publish, plus the market around you: the firms you compete with, tracked from what they publish, with a weekly digest and quarterly reports your business development team can act on.

·Tracking of up to 20 competitor firms per jurisdiction: recognitions, hires, guides, press coverage, court records
·Weekly digest and a quarterly market report per jurisdiction
·Alerts when a tracked firm is named in the press or a judgment
·Data export in CSV and JSON for your own systems
·A named contact at the publication

Includes everything in Publish

Subscribe to Market tracking

Prices are in US dollars per firm per month, exclusive of tax, and apply to one firm in one jurisdiction. A firm with offices in several jurisdictions covered pays once per jurisdiction it wants a profile in. Annual billing at ten months for twelve is available on request.

What a subscription cannot buy

A subscriber's position on any list is computed from the same evidence as a non-subscriber's, by the same published rule, and the people who place firms cannot see who subscribes. These are the rules in force, and they apply to every tier above.

Advertising never affects placement
Commercial spend is not an input to any signal, and the scorer has no access to advertiser records. This is enforceable, not aspirational: the ranking is computed from the evidence tables alone and the calculation is published.
Advertisers see rankings when everyone else does
No pre-publication access, no embargoed preview, no opportunity to respond before a run goes live. A firm that buys advertising learns its placement from the website.
Commercial content is always labelled
Sponsored placements carry a visible label, are excluded from editorial feeds, and are never styled to resemble a ranking, an award, or a news item.
No advertising on the pages that rank the advertiser
A firm's own ranking table and profile carry no commercial placements, from that firm or its competitors. The appearance of influence is as damaging as influence.
Claiming a profile buys nothing
Verification and submissions are free and always will be. A firm that pays nothing can reach the top of a table; a firm that pays cannot buy its way up one.
Revenue is disclosed in aggregate
Each edition states what share of revenue came from firms that appear in that edition's rankings. Readers can judge the exposure for themselves.