No. It’ll tell them whether or not they qualify BEFORE they apply for the financing. So it is actually good practice to put them through the simple online form.

Since it does not effect your client's credit score it doesn't harm them. Simply offer them terms like you usually would. Make sure you explain that not everyone qualifies, and if that’s the case they’ll have other options.

It depends on the types of clients you bring on. However, about 30-40% of the clients you are currently extending terms to will qualify for financing. A further 20% or more of clients who claim they ‘can’t afford’ your fees will become clients as well. So the net benefit is huge.

Not in this case. The client is getting a loan that is independent from your law firm. They can technically use that money for anything. This 100% complies with bar rules.

It is the same as getting a loan for a vacation. They get the cash, and they can spend it on any vacation they wish.

The EasyRetainer® service (or program) helps you to easily retain new clients in two ways. The first is via financing. This makes you more affordable and also gives you all your money up front.

The second part is reputation. By offering your clients an affordable option you can put them through our review system. It’ll collect the reviews and distribute it to your own personal review website which we build. They’ll also automatically be posted on your website.

There is a counterintuitive method of drastically increasing your income without needing to take on additional clients. The attorneys who adopt this method see outstanding results.

They simply increase their fees by 20-30%. By offering easy monthly payment plans the increase in the monthly figure is negligible WHILE  your up front income skyrockets.

Not all attorneys do this, however it is the single biggest growth factor we’ve seen.

Processing the financing is about the same as a credit card processing fee. There is also an initial setup fee. Schedule a 1-1 call with us to discuss it further.