For legal marketing agencies

Prove retained-client ROI. Not just cost-per-lead.

Fount is the conversion layer on top of the traffic you already send. Attribute signed retainers back to the channel that earned them — and monetize bad-fit leads instead of throwing them away.

Jobs to be done

What an agency needs a system to prove to its firms.

  • Show retained-client ROI per channel, per firm — not just form-fills.
  • Attribute signed retainers back to the campaign that earned them.
  • Monetize bad-fit leads through the Buyback marketplace instead of discarding them.
  • Give firm clients a shared view of the funnel from spend to signed retainer.
  • Prove the case is not leaking after handoff to the firm.
Fair questions

The three things agencies push back on first.

“We already report on cost-per-lead.”

Revenue Attribution and Cohort Reports connect the same channel to the retained dollar, not just the form-fill.

“We don't want to touch client PMS.”

Fount stays on top of the firm's existing PMS. Nothing to migrate, nothing to swap out.

“Firms will worry about lead ownership.”

Lead Buyback and the Attorney Network are opt-in. A firm's leads stay the firm's unless it routes on purpose.

Proof

Six capabilities an agency can put in front of its firms today.

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  • Source Attribution
    Available in prototype
    Acquire / Demand

    Track every opportunity from Fount, website, Google Ads, SEO, referral, directory, agency, partner, social, phone, and chatbot.

    Try it in the sandbox →
  • Revenue Attribution
    Available in prototype
    Analytics / Reporting

    Fees by source, practice area, attorney, campaign, agency, and geography.

    Try it in the sandbox →
  • Cohort Reports
    Available in prototype
    Analytics / Reporting

    First week, first pay, second pay, retention, cancellation reasons, and revenue cohorts.

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  • Lead Buyback Marketplace
    Available in prototype
    Marketplace / Network

    Buy, credit, or route bad-fit leads from law-firm websites into the broader Fount marketplace.

    Try it in the sandbox →
  • Real-Time Bidding
    Available in prototype
    Marketplace / Network

    Lawyers bid for lead types, geographies, practice areas, urgency, and case value.

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  • Attorney Network
    Available in prototype
    Marketplace / Network

    Verified lawyers, practice areas, geography, availability, and performance.

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A month running ads for a law firmIllustrative

From campaign spend to attributed retainer — six steps, all prototype-live.

  1. 1
    Campaign runs

    Your agency drives traffic to a firm client's site or landing page as usual.

  2. 2
    Attributed lead

    Source Attribution + Campaign Attribution tag each lead back to the campaign that produced it.

  3. 3
    Qualified once

    Lead Qualification Engine scores fit before anyone on the firm side spends time on it.

  4. 4
    Fork: signed or bad-fit

    Good-fit leads move to consult booking. Bad-fit leads are routed to the Buyback marketplace so the spend isn't wasted.

  5. 5
    Retainer attributed

    Signed retainer rolls up to the originating campaign in Revenue Attribution — not just the form-fill.

  6. 6
    Cohort report

    Monthly Cohort Reports show retained-client value per channel, per firm — the conversation you actually want to have.

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Every capability on Fount is one of three states — Available in prototype, Connected preview, or Vision. Counts and lists are computed from the same registry this page reads.

Try the attribution + marketplace loop end to end.