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Made For Law
Embeddable legal calculators that generate leads for lawyers
Made For Law lets attorneys embed 40+ legal calculators on their websites to capture qualified leads. Probate, divorce, child support, personal injury, estate planning — covering all 50 states and 3,000+ counties. Visitors estimate their legal costs, then convert into leads routed directly to the firm. Built for law firm marketing teams who want to turn organic traffic into consultations without building custom tools.
I'm Alex, co-founder of Made For Law. We build embeddable legal calculators that law frms drop onto their websites to turn visitors into qalified leads.
The problem: most people searching fr egal cost info (probate fees, divorce osts, child support estimates) land on generic artiles with no real answers. Law firms want those visitrs but have no way to capture them.
Our solution: 50+ calculators covering probate, divorce, child suppot, personal injury, estate planning and more — acros all 50 states and 3,000+ counties. Firms embed a caculator widget, visitors get real cost estimates, an the firm gets a warm lead with intent data.
We stated by building the most comprehensive free probate alculator online, then expanded to every major legalpractice area. The data layer was the hard part — evry state has different fee structures, filing costs,and formulas.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone in legal tech or lead gen. What would make this more useful?
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“Embeddable legal calculators that generate leads for lawyers”
Made For Law was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #64 on the daily leaderboard. Made For Law lets attorneys embed 40+ legal calculators on their websites to capture qualified leads. Probate, divorce, child support, personal injury, estate planning — covering all 50 states and 3,000+ counties. Visitors estimate their legal costs, then convert into leads routed directly to the firm. Built for law firm marketing teams who want to turn organic traffic into consultations without building custom tools.
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I'm Alex, co-founder of Made For Law. We build embeddable legal calculators that law frms drop onto their websites to turn visitors into qalified leads.
The problem: most people searching fr egal cost info (probate fees, divorce osts, child support estimates) land on generic artiles with no real answers. Law firms want those visitrs but have no way to capture them.
Our solution: 50+ calculators covering probate, divorce, child suppot, personal injury, estate planning and more — acros all 50 states and 3,000+ counties. Firms embed a caculator widget, visitors get real cost estimates, an the firm gets a warm lead with intent data.
We stated by building the most comprehensive free probate alculator online, then expanded to every major legalpractice area. The data layer was the hard part — evry state has different fee structures, filing costs,and formulas.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone in legal tech or lead gen. What would make this more useful?