Attorney Share

Attorney Share is built for law firms that need a structured way to receive and manage case referrals matched to their practice areas and jurisdictions. It suits practices already working in compatible legal-management systems and able to satisfy its membership and consent conditions. Its strongest financial appeal is avoiding a monthly bill when a case is not signed, while the $999 plan favors firms handling enough volume to make predictable costs worthwhile.

Overview

Firms define the practice areas and jurisdictions they serve, then receive automatically matched case opportunities. Each case gets an AI lead-quality label—Excellent, Strong, Fair or Limited—so staff can prioritize follow-up instead of treating every referral identically. Configurable automatic proposals can be sent when a case meets selected filters, and referral milestones can synchronize with connected case-management software.

This is referral operations software rather than a broad marketing suite. Attorney Share says it provides technology for connecting attorneys, not an attorney referral service. The terms make membership in an attorney membership organization made available by Justice HQ, LLC a requirement for using most features, including creating an account. Referral transactions also require client consent, appropriate disclosure and compliance with applicable rules or statutes, so firms must fit those obligations into their intake process.

Key features

Matching and lead scoring

Practice-area and jurisdiction settings give firms control over which opportunities enter their workflow. The four-level AI rating supplies a quick quality signal, useful for triage, but it is a prioritization aid rather than a substitute for legal intake judgment. Firms with narrowly defined service territories should benefit most; practices willing to consider any matter may gain less from detailed filters.

Automatic proposals

Rules can trigger proposals for matching cases without requiring staff to prepare every response manually. That can shorten response time for firms with repeatable intake criteria. It also makes filter accuracy important: overly broad settings could send proposals for work the firm cannot accept, while restrictive settings may suppress viable opportunities.

Referral tracking and integrations

Referral-status milestones can sync into Clio Grow, Clio Manage, MyCase, Lead Docket, Salesforce and Litify, and Lawmatics Intake. This is a meaningful advantage for firms already using one of those systems because status work can stay with the existing case-management process. Support for specific tools is directed through [email protected]. Supio Intake is marked as coming soon, with AI intended to write the referral for the user; its future availability should not be treated as a current capability.

API access

Attorney Share links a Direct Share API, giving organizations a potential route to custom workflows. The linked API page does not provide enough published detail to judge endpoints, limits or implementation effort, so this matters mainly to teams prepared to clarify those points with the company.

Pricing

Pay Per Signed Case

This plan is free, billed at $0 per month. A one-time match fee of $49-$299 applies only when a client is successfully signed. It includes unlimited cases, all features, no upfront commitments and no fee cuts. It is the sensible starting point for firms with uneven referral volume or those wanting to avoid paying during quiet periods. The variable fee makes per-matter costs less predictable, especially for a high-closing practice.

Flat Monthly Pricing

The plan costs $999 a month, billed at $999 per month. It includes unlimited signed cases, full platform access and no per-case match fees, including no fees for private-network cases. High-volume firms that regularly sign enough matters to exceed the pay-per-case economics get clearer budgeting and protection from accumulating match fees. For occasional users, the fixed monthly commitment is difficult to justify.

Attorney Share also offers a free plan, but the published plan terms above are the usable pricing choices: the free option is not described with separate feature or quota limits.

Platforms

Attorney Share is available through web access and an API. No native mobile application is identified, so teams expecting dedicated Android or iOS workflows should plan around browser access or integrations.

Who it's for

It is a strong fit for law firms that actively receive referrals, serve clearly defined jurisdictions, and already use Clio, MyCase, Lead Docket, Salesforce, Litify or Lawmatics Intake. The pay-per-signed-case option also suits smaller or unpredictable practices that want unlimited cases without a subscription charge.

Look elsewhere if your organization cannot obtain the required Justice HQ membership, cannot operationalize client-consent and disclosure duties, or needs a general marketing platform rather than referral matching and tracking. Firms with consistently high signed-case volume should compare the $999 plan against their normal match-fee spend before choosing.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Practice-area and jurisdiction matching focuses opportunities on the work a firm can accept.
• Pro: AI ratings from Excellent to Limited give intake teams a consistent triage signal.
• Pro: Automatic proposals and milestone syncing reduce repetitive referral administration for firms using supported systems.
• Pro: The $0 monthly pay-per-case plan has unlimited cases and no upfront commitment.
• Con: Most features, including account creation, require membership in an organization made available by Justice HQ, LLC.
• Con: Referral transactions carry consent, disclosure and legal-compliance responsibilities that the firm must manage.
• Con: The pay-per-case match fee ranges from $49-$299, so costs vary by successfully signed matter.
• Con: The $999 monthly plan is a substantial fixed commitment for firms with modest referral volume.

Alternatives

ReferDesk is the simpler choice for a free referral platform with no stated referral limit and support for macOS, Windows and web.

Mainfolk is better suited to users seeking a free or freemium web, Android and iOS presence with a hosted address and roughly 10 AI assists per month on its free plan.

Avago fits organizations looking for AI website generation, device previews and content tools rather than attorney referral management.

Law Firm Central is the more direct alternative for a hosted law-firm page and lead form, with a free profile and a $497 monthly Starter plan.

Birdeye is a broader location-based platform with pricing determined by deployment and number of locations.

Overture Law suits networks that want free referral posting and fee-split sharing, while membership for attorneys receiving referrals is paid.

Fount is a paid option available on Android, iOS and web.

GoBoom is a paid web alternative.

Verdict

Choose Attorney Share if your firm needs matched legal referrals, automated proposals and integrated status tracking, and can meet the membership and client-consent requirements. The pay-per-signed-case plan is the clearest reason to start: it keeps monthly spend at zero while preserving unlimited cases and all features. Choose another platform if those eligibility duties do not fit your practice, or if your referral volume is too low for the $999 monthly plan to make financial sense.