Question 1

What makes a legal lead exclusive?

Accepted Answer

Exclusive is a contract term rather than a quality grade, so it means exactly what the agreement says and nothing more. In a LexPair engagement it means one firm per record with no resale window: the contact goes to your firm alone, it does not return to the market after thirty or sixty days, and no affiliate or partner network receives the same person under a different brand. Ask any vendor to point at the sentence that says so, because "exclusive" and "exclusive for thirty days" are written identically on a slide and are different products. One thing no lead source can promise, ours included: exclusivity governs who the record is sold to, never who the prospect decides to call next.

Question 2

What do exclusive attorney leads cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends entirely on how the vendor bills. Most of the market quotes a price per lead, which swings by practice area and county, rises with demand if there is an auction behind it, and means very little until the contract defines what counts as a lead: a form submission, a connected phone call, or a duplicate of either. LexPair does not price that way. It is a flat monthly subscription scoped on a call from your practice areas, territory and volume target, so the spend is known on the first of the month. The comparison worth running is not our figure against someone else's per-lead rate, it is your own cost per signed case before and after, because that is the only number that accounts for the leads you never sign.

Question 3

How is this different from a shared-lead marketplace?

Accepted Answer

A marketplace sells the same intake to several firms and bills each of them, so the first caller usually wins and the prospect has often spoken to three other lawyers before you reach them. Where an auction sets the price, your cost per lead climbs exactly when demand in your practice area is strongest. LexPair sells each record once, screens it against your practice areas and jurisdiction before it is delivered, and holds the territory you scoped, so you are not bidding against another firm for a person you both already paid to reach.

Question 4

What lead-to-signed rate should we expect?

Accepted Answer

We do not publish one, and it is worth being skeptical of any vendor that does. How many leads a firm signs turns mostly on what happens in the first few minutes after one arrives, which is intake work inside your firm rather than anything a lead source controls. What we will put in writing is volume: a six-lead guarantee per practice area per county, with fees credited automatically if we deliver fewer. Measure your own rate across the first sixty days and compare it against the channels you already run.

Question 5

Do exclusive leads get resold later?

Accepted Answer

Not in a LexPair engagement. Exclusivity here has no expiry date, so there is no window after which the record goes back on the market, and a claimed lead is never offered to another LexPair firm. This is the single clause most worth checking with any provider, and the answer belongs in the agreement rather than on the website.

Question 6

What happens if we miss the 15-minute claim window?

Accepted Answer

The lead routes to a different LexPair firm outside your territory. There is no penalty and no charge for a lead you did not claim. It does mean the subscription only earns out when somebody owns the dashboard during working hours, which is worth settling before you start rather than after.

Question 7

How do bad-lead disputes work?

Accepted Answer

There is a one-day review window. If a lead falls outside the agreed specification, meaning the wrong jurisdiction, the wrong practice area, or contact details that do not reach a real person, the fee is credited automatically once the review confirms it.

Question 8

Can multiple attorneys at our firm receive leads?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Multi-attorney accounts route by the practice area and territory rules you configure, so a family law inquiry does not land with your criminal defense attorney.

Question 9

Can we pause LexPair?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for up to 60 days a year, with no charge during the pause. Firms use it for trial calendars and capacity crunches instead of cancelling and re-scoping a territory later.

Question 10

How is this different from LexGrow paid advertising or SEO lead gen?

Accepted Answer

LexPair delivers externally sourced leads that are screened before they reach you, which is why it produces volume in the first month. Search visibility and paid advertising generate inquiries from your own marketing, which build an asset you keep but take months to compound. Most firms run both, and the attribution reporting treats them as separate sources so you can see which is actually producing signed cases.

Capability	LexPair	Shared-lead marketplaces and auctions
One firm per lead, sold once
Exclusivity with no expiry and no resale window
Screened for jurisdiction and practice-area fit before delivery
Territory scoped and written into the agreement
Flat monthly subscription, no per-lead price and no bidding
Six-lead guarantee per practice area per county, credited automatically
Written specification for what counts as an invalid lead
Reports signed cases, not just lead counts

Exclusive Legal Leads for Law Firms

The problem we solve

Shared Leads

Territory Conflicts

Pre-Screened Fit

How LexPair works

Scope your territory and practice areas

Every lead is screened before it reaches you

Claim it or pass, with no penalty either way

Practice areas we support

Core practice areas

Scoped per market

LexPair vs. shared-lead marketplaces

Standalone or add-on

What exclusive legal leads cost here

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