Agency Oversight
Make your agency accountable to signed cases.
Independent, operator-level oversight of what your agency does, spends, and reports.
The short answer
What is agency oversight for law firms?
Agency oversight is an independent review and ongoing check on your marketing agency.
- Who it's for
- Firms with an agency they mostly trust, but cannot fully verify.
- What you get
- Monthly scorecards, account reviews, and a direct line to an operator.
The problem
You pay for results. You get reports.
Agencies grade their own homework. Without someone on your side reading the accounts, it is hard to know if budget is working or just being spent.
- Spend that drifts into low-fit keywords
- Reports built around clicks, not consults
- Tracking gaps nobody mentions
How it works
A clear path from audit to results
- 1
Account review
Read-only review of ad, analytics, and call tracking accounts.
- 2
Gap readout
Where spend, tracking, and reporting fall short.
- 3
Scorecard
Shared KPIs your agency is measured against.
- 4
Ongoing oversight
Monthly review and quarterly strategy check-ins.
Track record
We've scaled legal revenue at the very top of the market.
Our operators have run multiple national legal brands and built mass tort and class action campaigns that signed thousands of cases.
- $100M+
- Revenue businesses our operators helped scale
- 1,000s
- Cases signed through systems we built
- Multiple
- National legal brands operated
- Mass tort
- And class action campaigns, start to finish
FAQ
Agency Oversight FAQ
Usually the opposite. Clear KPIs and a knowledgeable counterpart make good agencies better. We work with your agency, not against it.
No. Read-only access is enough for oversight. We never change accounts without your approval.
You get a specific list of what to fix and a fair timeline. Replacement is a last resort, not the goal.
Initial Audit
Find the revenue your agency oversight is leaving on the table.
A confidential Initial Audit from operators who have run it at national scale.
Confidential. No obligation. Reviewed by an operator, not a sales rep.