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Legal growth infrastructure for law firms

Own your growth infrastructure.

Wolfe connects law firm SEO and marketing to your website, content, attribution, and intake in one accountable system—from first search to signed matter. Built for the firm. Owned by the firm.

Built on owned Astro and Cloudflare infrastructure. Integrated with Docket. Operated against business outcomes—not agency activity reports.

lighthouse — performance, all regions — jtnylaw.com
Lighthouse performance scores of 91 to 98 out of 100 across six global regions
organic keywords — jan → may 2025
Organic keyword growth chart rising from about 60 to 2,000 keywords between January and May 2025

Real outputs from the JTNY Law proving environment, 2025. See the full before/after record →

Lighthouse performance, six global regions

42–53 91–98

Same site, before and after the platform rebuild.

Ranking keywords

~60 2,000+

Five months on the governed content system.

Avg. engagement per active user

1m 08s 4m 30s

GA4, measured on first-party analytics.

Measured on the JTNY Law proving environment—same firm, same market, before and after the rebuild. The technical record →

The problem

Your growth system is fragmented by design.

Most law firms pay separate vendors for a website, SEO, content, call tracking, analytics, intake advice, and practice management. Each vendor reports on its own activity. Nobody owns the full path from search to retained matter, and the firm rarely owns the underlying system.

Wolfe replaces that patchwork with one architecture, one operating model, and one accountable team.

Seven invoices. Seven dashboards. No one accountable for the path from search to retained matter—and the firm rarely owns any of it.

The objective

Absolute market domination.

Your market signs a finite number of cases every month. The firm with the strongest infrastructure takes a disproportionate share of them—and the advantage compounds. We do not build websites to keep up with your competitors. We build systems to take their cases.

Them

2003

WordPress—the software under most law-firm websites—was released May 27, 2003. Your competitors are competing on technology old enough to vote, held together with page builders, plugin chains, and annual "redesigns."

  • rented cms · the vendor holds the keys
  • plugin chains · every fix adds weight
  • third-party trackers · the data leaves
  • lighthouse 42–53 · and falling

You

Now

Static-first pages served from the network edge, AI-instrumented intake, and first-party attribution down to the search that produced the case—the stack that replaced 2003, owned by your firm.

  • owned code · your repository, your keys
  • edge delivery · lighthouse 91–98, enforced per deploy
  • ai-assisted intake · docket, in production today
  • first-party records · the data stays and compounds

the herd maintains 2003 · the wolves take the market · see what happens when a firm gets off the dead tech →

The system

From first search to signed matter.

Five layers on one data spine—and the return path that turns outcomes back into demand.

  1. 01

    Demand

    Search, content, local visibility, and campaigns.

    how cases find you

  2. 02

    Experience

    Fast, owned websites built around legal decision journeys.

    what they see when they look

  3. 03

    Attribution

    First-party visibility into calls, forms, sources, and content clusters.

    who called, and from where

  4. 04

    Intake

    Qualification, response, consultation, and retention in Docket.

    from first call to signed case

  5. 05

    Intelligence

    Downstream outcomes returned to marketing and operations.

    what each case was worth

Outcomes return to demand. That loop is the product.

Two products

One architecture. Two levels of engagement.

Product A

Wolfe Growth Platform

Owned website, search, content, conversion, attribution, and ongoing growth operations. Replaces the fragmented web/SEO stack with infrastructure the firm owns.

  • web
  • search
  • content
  • attribution
  • operations

Engagements begin at $20,000/month.

Explore the Growth Platform

Product B — Integrated

Wolfe Legal Growth OS

The Growth Platform connected to Docket and intake outcomes, creating a closed feedback loop from acquisition to retained matter.

  • web
  • search
  • content
  • attribution
  • operations
  • docket
  • intake
  • closed loop

Typically $35,000–$50,000/month.

Explore the Legal Growth OS

Start with the problem in front of you

The service you need is one layer of the system you should own.

Search, marketing, and the website are valid starting points. Each page below answers that buying decision plainly—then shows where the decision connects to attribution, intake, and retained matters.

Ownership

Built for the firm. Owned by the firm.

When the engagement is measured in retained matters, the firm should hold the assets that produce them. Everything Wolfe builds is designed to be owned, audited, and—if it ever came to it—operated without us.

  1. Source code and deployment access
  2. Portable content and structured data
  3. First-party lead and attribution records
  4. Documented operating workflows
  5. Transparent integrations
  6. No proprietary hostage architecture

Proof

The architecture is already running.

JTNY Law is the proving environment for the Legal Growth Operating System: owned Astro/Cloudflare infrastructure, a governed content corpus, first-party attribution, and an instrumented path toward the full intake feedback loop. The case study separates what is shipped today from what is on the roadmap—because proof should be defensible, not decorative.

ga4 — engagement per active user — after
GA4 analytics showing 3,000 active users and 4 minutes 30 seconds average engagement time

Practice areas

One architecture, configured to your practice.

Intake logic, acquisition economics, and decision journeys differ by practice. The system is configured for each—the architecture underneath stays the same.

five practice configurations · one owned architecture · see how each is configured →

Find the structural constraint before buying more traffic.

Request a private Architecture Review of your website, search, attribution, vendors, and intake system.

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