Deportation Defense Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn a mailed Notice to Appear into a signed case.

It depends on your case mix and market. Google Ads management is 10% of your monthly ad budget with a $600/month minimum, SEO runs $50 per page per month with a 10-page minimum, and a new site is a one-time build from $1,500 to $20,000-plus — all public on our pricing page, with no markup on ad spend. Tell us which case types you handle most and we'll send exact numbers within a business day.

If your consult calendar has gaps between hearings, if ads are burning through budget without turning into signed retainers, or if a call about a fresh Notice to Appear sits on voicemail overnight, it's worth handing off. We take on the site, the compliant ads, the SEO, and the hearing-reminder system, so case prep goes back to being your main job. If your docket is already fuller than your staff can handle, this probably isn't the moment.

The short version: it turns a Notice to Appear search into a signed retainer. We design and build your site around the relief types you actually file — cancellation, asylum, voluntary departure — run bar-compliant Google Ads, handle local and AI search for the courts you appear in, and put a hearing-reminder and review system behind all of it, with one team responsible end to end.

Find one that already understands the immigration court calendar — master calendar hearings that get reset, individual hearings that can be a year or more out, and how document-heavy cancellation and asylum cases actually are. Ask how they measure cost per signed retainer instead of cost per lead, and confirm your website, ad accounts, and case data stay titled to your firm, not to them.

Google Ads can get your firm showing up on an NTA search within the first couple of weeks. Rankings from SEO take longer to build — plan on roughly 3 to 4 months before you see real movement — and the resulting inquiries tend to build over 6 to 8 months into a steadier source of cases with no cost attached to the click. Because most removal cases have real runway before the next hearing, starting both on day one usually makes sense.

We're one team on your site, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews, instead of a scattered roster of vendors that has no idea what cancellation of removal even means. Every ad stays inside bar advertising rules, every case gets tracked back to what actually produced it, and the pricing you'd pay is posted publicly, not quoted after a sales call. There's no contract lock-in, and everything we build is titled to your firm.

Right. A booked consult and a signed retainer aren't the same thing, especially on a cancellation or asylum case where someone might need weeks to gather documentation before they're ready to commit. Our reporting follows a lead all the way to retained-or-not, broken out by case type, so budget shifts toward what's actually filling your docket.

Yes. We won't write an ad or a page that promises an immigration judge will grant cancellation of removal or asylum, and we won't use language implying a firm can guarantee a case gets “stopped.” Every piece of copy — ads, pages, review requests — gets built to read as true and useful while staying inside your bar's advertising rules.

Yes. Most people facing removal proceedings are never detained — they get a Notice to Appear in the mail and start researching on their own time, which might be 11pm on a weeknight, and might be in Spanish. Our sites and ads are built for that searcher specifically, not only for someone calling from custody.

Yes — new inquiries from your site, ads, and calls route into whatever you already run, Clio or Filevine or similar, tagged with the case type and, where we can capture it, the hearing date they mentioned, so your team can prioritize by how much runway a case actually has.

All of it. The site, the ad accounts, the client and case data — it's registered and built under your firm's name, not ours. Nothing here sits on a rented platform; if you ever wanted to walk, you'd walk with the whole thing intact.

Most firms are live in 3 to 5 weeks once we've mapped out pages for the case types you actually handle — cancellation of removal, asylum, voluntary departure, motions to reopen — and that timeline moves with how quickly content and sign-off come back from you. You'll get a schedule up front, not a moving target.