Turn more local searches into signed veterans disability cases.

Our pricing is public — the pricing page lists the real starting price for every service — and your plan is scoped to your firm's claim mix and market. Most veterans disability firms invest a few thousand dollars a month plus ad spend, with $0 setup, no ad-spend markup, and month-to-month terms. Tell us about your practice and we'll send exact numbers in a free proposal within one business day.

If your intake is quiet between appeals, your ads bring calls that never sign, or new cases only arrive when a past client refers one, an agency pays for itself. We build the website, compliant ads, SEO, and review system that keep qualified VA denial and appeal inquiries coming in — so you spend your time on cases, not marketing. Already signing every case you can take? You may not need one yet.

It runs every channel that brings veterans to your intake line. SearchPod builds your website, runs compliant Google Ads for VA denials, rating increases, and appeals, gets you found in local and AI search, and automates follow-up and review requests — one connected system judged by one number: signed cases.

Ask three things: do they understand VA accreditation and the fee timing rules that come with it, do their ads follow your state bar's rules, and can they show which campaigns produce signed cases rather than just calls? Then confirm you'd keep your website, ad accounts, and data if you ever left. A generalist who treats your firm like any local business will miss all three.

Google Ads can put your firm in front of a veteran the same week a denial letter arrives. SEO, AI search, and reviews build over 3–6 months into inquiries you don't pay per click for. Because VA appeals move on the VA's own slow calendar, firms that win run paid and organic together from day one and let both compound.

One team runs your website, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews — not five vendors pointing at each other. Our pricing is public, our ads are built to stay inside bar and accreditation rules, and every inquiry is tracked to a signed case so you know your true cost per client. You stay month-to-month and own your site, ad accounts, and data — if we ever part ways, everything stays with your firm.

Yes. Call, form, and conversion tracking are tied to your intake from day one, so you can see which keywords, campaigns, and claim types turn into signed cases. A call doesn't pay your fee — a signed, winning case does — so that's the number we report.

Yes. VA accreditation rules govern who can charge a fee and how, and your state bar governs legal advertising on top of that. We write ads, landing pages, and disclosures to stay inside both, so your marketing reaches veterans without putting your accreditation or your license at risk.

Yes. Website forms, call tracking, and ad leads flow into the intake or case-management tool your firm already uses, so a veteran who calls about a denial today never gets lost before the consult. Nothing falls through between marketing and intake.

Yes — 100%. Your website, brand files, ad accounts, and client data belong to your firm, not to us. We're month-to-month with no lock-in, so if we ever part ways, everything comes with you.

Most veterans disability firm sites launch in about 2–4 weeks. The pace depends mostly on how fast we get your content and feedback — attorney bios, the claim types you focus on, and any results you're allowed to share. You'll get a clear timeline up front.