Venture Capital Lawyer Marketing Agency Put your firm in front of the founder searching tonight.

Google Ads management is 10% of your monthly ad spend, with a $600/month floor — and we don't mark up the ad spend itself, so what you put toward Google stays with Google. SEO runs $50 per page per month, 10-page minimum. A website is a one-time build, not a subscription, spread across eight packages between $1,500 and $20,000+ depending on scope (see /websites for what each tier includes). No setup fee, month-to-month terms, and a 30-day guarantee. A proposal with your firm's exact numbers takes one business day.

If VC and accelerator introductions are the only thing filling your calendar, or you genuinely can't say which channel brought in last quarter's new engagements, a marketing partner is worth the spend. We handle the site, ads, SEO, and follow-up that bring founders to you directly, so your own time goes into the deal work, not into chasing down leads. If your referral network already keeps you fully booked, you probably don't need to change anything yet.

SearchPod runs your website and brand, manages Google Ads, builds your search and AI-search visibility, and automates the follow-up and review requests that come after — every channel that could bring your firm a new founder or investor client, run by one team instead of split across vendors.

Look for a firm that actually understands SAFE and priced-round work, not one that treats a startup practice like a plumber or a dentist. You should own your site, ad accounts, and client data outright — no proprietary platform holding them hostage. And when they talk results, make sure they mean engagement letters signed, not just inquiries logged.

Paid search can put your firm in front of inquiries within a couple of weeks — useful when a founder's term sheet has an expiration date and can't wait on organic rankings. Search visibility and AI search take longer to build: expect roughly 3 to 4 months before rankings settle in, and 6 to 8 months before that turns into a steady, no-per-click stream of engagements. The two work best started at the same time.

Pricing is public, there's no markup added to your ad spend, and there's no setup fee. Your site, your ad campaigns, your SEO and AI-search work, your email follow-up, and your review pipeline are all handled by one accountable team, not five vendors who never compare notes — and if you ever leave, your site, ad accounts, and data go with you.

Yes. A completed contact form doesn't pay your overhead — a signed engagement does. We track which campaigns and pages actually turn into new clients, so your budget follows what grows the roster, not what pads a lead count.

Yes. We can build out founder-facing pages and campaigns around formation and financing work, investor-facing pages for firms that also represent VCs and angels directly, or general outside counsel for growth-stage companies — and we can run more than one track at the same time if your practice covers all three.

No. Rounds usually stay confidential until closing, and we treat them that way in your marketing too — no client names, no valuations, no deal terms, ever. Credibility comes from your firm's general track record and how you work, not from case studies that could violate the confidentiality your clients are counting on.

Yes. From the first day, we tag every call and form to whatever brought it in, so you always know your real cost for a new client — and whether formation work, a financing round, or general counsel retainers are your strongest source of engagements.

Yes. Whatever you run day to day — Clio or another practice-management platform — we wire your forms and call tracking straight into it, so a new inquiry lands in the system your team already checks, not in a separate inbox nobody opens.

Yes — all of it. The website, the brand assets, the ad accounts, the client data: it's your firm's property, never ours, and none of it lives on a platform that locks you in. Walk away at any point and it all walks with you.

Most VC and startup law sites go live in 2 to 4 weeks once we have your content and feedback on drafts — pages for formation, SAFE and financing work, and general counsel typically make up the core structure. You'll get a timeline before we start and updates as each stage wraps.