Last updated: March 2026
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Not every product we review has an affiliate program. We review products regardless of whether they pay a commission — if a tool is worth covering for solo attorneys, it gets covered. Affiliate links are present for the following products:
| Product | Category | Affiliate Network |
|---|---|---|
| Clio | Practice Management | Impact |
| MyCase | Practice Management | Impact |
| Lawmatics | Client Intake & CRM | PartnerStack |
| Casetext | AI Legal Research | PartnerStack |
| Practice Panther | Practice Management | Awin |
| Filevine | Practice Management | CJ Affiliates |
| Semrush | Legal Marketing | Impact |
If a product we review is not in this table, there's no affiliate relationship and no commission involved in our coverage.
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It might seem like a conflict of interest for a review site to earn money from the products it reviews. We understand that concern. Here's our actual position on it.
A product with a 40% commission that doesn't serve solo attorneys well will always rank below a product with a 10% commission that genuinely does. Recommending bad tools damages reader trust, which destroys the publication faster than any short-term commission income makes up for.
We also review products with no affiliate program at all — including some that outrank affiliated products in our roundups. If editorial independence wasn't real, we wouldn't do that.
The affiliate model works when readers trust the recommendations enough to click through and buy. That trust depends entirely on being honest. We have every financial incentive to maintain that honesty, not undermine it.
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