It all depends on your goals. If you're looking to beef up your homepage and encourage interaction, consider using the CaseYak bot. If you're running a PPC campaign and driving traffic to a landing page, you might consider embedding CaseYak on a fresh page on your website.

CaseYak's effectiveness depends on your ability to market and highlight it to your visitors. It is ultimately up to you to determine the best way to do so.

While the sources of our data are proprietary, we use publicly available data from jury verdicts. Our data spans ten years of jury verdicts, and pulls in over 35 data points from each verdict.

Right now, CaseYak is only available in Colorado. We are working on expansion to other states. If you're located elsewhere and interested in CaseYak, drop us a line and let us know!

A report on each lead obtained through CaseYak is sent instantly to an email address (or addresses) of your designation. If you decide to use your own disclaimer language (more on that below), we suggest using verbiage which makes it clear to the user that they consent to being contacted by someone at your firm upon submission of the form. After submission, it is up to you to reach out and sign up a new client!

CaseYak can be implemented on your site as a "bot," placed on a page, or both. All it takes is one snippet of code to get CaseYak set up on your website!

Your web developer should be able to understand how to deploy CaseYak, and we are happy to help facilitate the process. Depending on the level of our involvement, we may charge setup fees. Some implementations are more complex than others, depending on how your website is hosted.

We understand how important it is to set realistic and manageable expectations for your clients. We recommend using disclaimers as a means of doing so. While we provide suggested disclaimer language, we also allow for full customization of your instance of CaseYak to make sure your firm can use its preferred verbiage.