Franchise Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn FDD searches into new clients.

Google Ads costs 10% of whatever you spend on the platform each month, with a $600 floor — we never add a markup on top of your ad budget, so every dollar you spend goes to Google. For SEO, plan on $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum to start. A new website is a one-time build, priced from $1,500 up to $20,000+ across eight packages depending on scope (the full lineup is on /websites). There's no setup fee, you're never locked into a contract, and a 30-day guarantee backs the work. A free proposal with your exact numbers goes out within one business day of asking.

If franchisor and franchisee referrals from brokers already fill your calendar, you may not need this yet. But if you can't tell whether last month's new client came from a Google ad, an FDD-review guide, or a referral, an agency earns its cost fast. We build the site, campaigns, and outreach that brings in both sides of the franchise relationship, so your time goes to the filing and the negotiation, not the marketing.

It runs every channel that brings a franchisor or franchisee to your door — the website, the Google Ads campaigns, local and AI search, and the follow-up and review requests after a matter closes. One team owns all of it, feeding one consult calendar, instead of five vendors passing the problem back and forth.

Look for one that understands the split between franchisor and franchisee work, tracks every new client back to the campaign that produced them, and leaves you in full control of your website, ad accounts, and client records. Steer clear of generalists who treat a franchise practice like a personal injury firm and lock your content into their platform. Ask how they measure signed engagements, not inquiries.

Google Ads can put consultation requests in front of you within the first few weeks — useful when a franchisee is racing the end of the FTC waiting period or a franchisor needs a state filing done. SEO, AI search, and reviews take longer, usually 3–6 months, before they're producing steady inquiries you're not paying per click for. Starting both on day one gets you there fastest.

Everything — the site, the ads, SEO, AI search, follow-up, and reviews — runs as one system built by one team, not stitched together from five vendors. Our pricing is posted publicly, we don't mark up your ad spend, and there's no setup fee. You're free to leave anytime, and nothing about your website, ad accounts, or client data stays behind.

Right — a form fill doesn't make someone a client yet. We track inquiries through to signed engagements, so you can see which campaigns actually produce franchisor or franchisee work, and which ones just generate names on a spreadsheet.

Yes. We can run campaigns and build pages around franchisor-side work — FDD drafting, state registration, area-development agreements — franchisee-side work like FDD review and agreement negotiation, or dispute and termination matters. Most firms want more than one of these growing at once, and we can run them together.

Yes — this is one of the few legal niches where that matters most. Franchise law is thin in most local bars, so buyers and brands search well past their own city for someone who actually knows FDDs. Alongside local SEO, we build content aimed at the searches coming in from other states.

Yes. Google Ads, SEO, and every phone line get their own tracking number, so each inquiry shows exactly where it started — long before it becomes a signed matter. That's how you'll know whether franchisor filings, franchisee representation, or dispute work is actually paying off.

Completely. Your site, your brand, your ad accounts, and every client record you generate stay with your firm — none of it sits on a platform we control. If you ever want to leave, you walk out with everything intact.

Most franchise law sites — built around FDD review, franchise agreement drafting, state registration, and dispute pages — go live in roughly 2–4 weeks, depending on scope and how quickly we get feedback and content back from you. You'll have a timeline before we start and updates at every stage.