LeadArray sits between your lead sources and your intake stack — it validates, enriches, scores, and screens every claimant lead, so your team works the cases most likely to sign first.
Send a small sample of your leads you've already bought. We'll show what we'd validate, score, and suppress — and why. No cost, no commitment.
LeadArray runs quietly between the leads you buy and the team that works them. Nothing for your staff to learn — leads just show up better.
Every lead you buy — from vendors, aggregators, pay-per-call, or paid social — hits LeadArray first, by webhook, API, email, or CSV upload.
Your lead sourcesDead numbers and duplicates get flagged. Contact data is enriched. The lead is scored against your criteria and screened against DNC and TCPA litigant lists.
Automatic · secondsThe finished lead lands in your CRM with a score, a priority tier, and a plain-English summary — so intake calls the strongest claimant first.
In your CRMFirms now spend over $2.5 billion a year on legal advertising — and most of it buys raw lead volume, not signed cases. You're paying for leads your intake team can't verify, has difficulty prioritizing, and often can't reach in time. That's where the margin goes.
A real share of every batch is dead numbers, duplicates, and recycled contacts — and you paid for all of them.
78% of claimants retain the first firm to call back. The average firm takes 43 hours to respond.
Firms grade vendors on cost per lead and never see which sources deliver real, reachable claimants.
Your intake team is good. The leads aren't. Here's where the waste actually happens.
Shared leads get sold to 3–10 firms at once. Add in dead numbers and recycled contacts, and a big share of every batch was never reachable — but you paid for all of it.
A name, a number, a zip code — no score, no priority, no context. Coordinators work the queue top to bottom, giving a tire-kicker the same effort as a strong claimant.
You track cost per lead and call it ROI — but it ignores how many leads were junk. So budget keeps flowing to the cheap vendor that quietly delivers the fewest real claimants.
Dial a number on a DNC registry or a TCPA litigant list and you're exposed at $500–$1,500 per violation. Most firms can't prove their leads were ever screened.
It adds up fast. A PI lead runs $150–$500; mass tort leads run $300–$1,000 and up. Most firms underestimate their true cost per signed case by 30–50% — because the waste hides in the part of the funnel nobody measures.
Send us a small sample of your past leads. We'll run them through LeadArray and send back a plain-English report — no software to install, no commitment. You'll see:
Six things run automatically on every claimant lead — in the background, in seconds, before your team picks up the phone.
Phone validation, line-type detection, and email verification on every lead. Dead numbers and bad emails get flagged before they ever waste an intake call.
Every lead is checked against your existing database and the rest of the batch — so two coordinators never work the same person, and you stop paying twice for one contact.
Waterfall enrichment fills in missing contact details, so your team opens the call with a fuller picture instead of just a name and a number.
A custom scoring rubric ranks every lead against the case criteria you define — so intake knows who to call first instead of working the list in the order it arrived.
Every lead is checked against the federal DNC registry and TCPA litigant lists. Risky contacts are flagged on the record before anyone picks up the phone.
LeadArray tracks how clean, reachable, and high-scoring each vendor's leads are — so you can finally see which sources are worth the money and which to cut.
Every lead LeadArray processes lands in your CRM cleaned up and decision-ready — no datapoint hunting, no guessing who to call.
Every lead ranked against your case criteria, so intake works the strongest claimant first.
One short paragraph on who the lead is and why it scored the way it did — no field-by-field digging.
Verified phone and email, enriched where data was missing, with duplicates flagged on the record.
DNC registry and TCPA litigant matches surfaced on the record before anyone dials.
The lead lands in the right pipeline, and hot leads ping your team in Slack, Teams, or email.
Native delivery into GoHighLevel, HubSpot, and Salesforce — plus webhook and API connections for Clio, Filevine, and the rest of your stack. LeadArray adds a layer; it doesn't replace anything you already run.
Same lead spend. Same vendors. A dramatically different number of signed retainers.
The legal tech stack is crowded — but every tool in it solves one slice of the problem. LeadArray is the intelligence layer between your lead sources and your case management system. It replaces nothing and accelerates everything.
Straight answers on what LeadArray is, how it fits your stack, and what it actually does to a lead.
No RevOps hire required. We handle the heavy setup so your intake team can focus on signing cases — not cleaning lead data.
Firms start on a plan built for multi-coordinator intake and vendor-source routing from day one.
Native integrations for GoHighLevel, HubSpot, and Salesforce — plus webhook and API connections for Clio, Filevine, and the rest of your tools.
Vendor feeds, case criteria, claimant scoring tiers, and intake routing — all configured by our team. Most firms are live inside a week.
Your queue becomes a stream of validated, scored, DNC- and TCPA-screened claimants — ranked against your criteria. No cleanup. No guesswork.
You've seen what LeadArray does. The fastest way to know what it's worth to your firm is to watch it run on leads you've already bought.
No credit card required. White-glove onboarding included.