Colorado firms can no longer buy leads. Lawbrokr turns the traffic already on your site into signed cases: your brand, your domain, your client.
What changed
Senate Bill 26-174 reaches per lead, per case, and subscription arrangements alike, and it binds all three sides: the firm paying, the vendor generating, and the vendor selling. Colorado is the first state to go this far, and it will not be the last. Whatever growth you rebuild here is the playbook you take into the next state.
Per lead, per case, or bundled into a subscription. Buying, brokering, and selling are all captured.
The consumer knows which firm they are dealing with, so the arrangement stays traditional advertising.
Create experiences that drive conversions from your other marketing activities (SEO, PPC, etc.)
Chief Operating Officer, Bowman Law
The Model
Buying leads meant paying for a relationship you never owned, against competitors bidding on the same person. Lawbrokr sits inside your own funnel: someone finds your firm, engages with your firm, and reaches your intake team with no third party in the middle.
SEO, PPC, referrals, brand search. Spend you already make.
The visitor knows exactly which firm they are talking to.
Guided pre-intake that qualifies and converts, on your domain.
Qualified, consented case detail straight to your intake team.
Every screen carries your firm's name, colors, and domain.
Practice-area logic filters out the cases you don't want.
Launch with the site you already have, with no rebuild or dev sprint.
Conversion, drop-off, and source reporting for every campaign.
What changed
No, it's a different model. We don't own an audience, generate anonymous consumers, or sell anyone's information. You license software that converts traffic your firm already earns.
The traffic you already pay for. Most firm sites convert a small slice of it, and that gap is the fastest volume available to you this quarter. The Colorado firms that close it first will take share from the ones still looking for a new vendor.
Only if you want them to be. Lawbrokr drops onto your existing site, and agency work performed in your firm's name stays squarely permitted.
