Someone just asked ChatGPT whether your firm takes their kind of case. Did it get the answer right?

Prospective clients ask AI before they call: does this firm handle motorcycle accidents, is there an office near me, does anyone there speak Spanish, what does a consultation cost. The engines answer about your firm specifically — and when one says you don't take a case you do, that client calls another firm. Leolens checks what every engine says about each of your offices against the facts on your own site, quotes the words back to you, and writes the corrections.

First report within 48 hours of setup · every question sampled 3× per engine · checked against the facts you declare
Word for word
every finding quotes the engine's own answer beside the fact on your site it contradicts
3× per engine
every question is asked three times of each engine, so a wrong answer is counted, not screenshotted

What we check, at every office

  • Practice areas — whether AI says you take motorcycle accidents, workers' comp or wrongful death when a prospective client asks.
  • Office locations — the addresses the engines give, office by office, including ones you have moved out of.
  • Languages spoken — whether AI tells a Spanish-speaking client they can be helped in Spanish.
  • Consultations — what AI says a first consultation costs and how to book one.
  • Fee structure — contingency, hourly or flat: what a client is told before they ever call.
  • Nothing guessed — anything you have not declared is reported as not measured, and a claim we cannot check is marked unverifiable, never wrong.

What a finding looks like

Castellan & Voss is a composite example — not a client.

Gemini"does Castellan & Voss in Denver handle motorcycle accident cases?"
"…Castellan & Voss focuses on car and truck accidents and does not appear to take motorcycle claims…"
Your practice areas page lists: motorcycle accidents
2 of 4 engines had this wrong, in 3 of 12 sampled answers. Checked against castellanvosslaw.example/practice-areas.

What you get back

  • Every wrong fact, quoted — the engine's words verbatim, the question it was asked, the office, and the declared fact it contradicts.
  • Facts wrong at more than one office, first — a practice area misreported at every office is one finding, ranked above a one-off.
  • The corrections, written for you — listing text, per-office structured data and an FAQ answer in the words clients use, each tied to the finding that prompted it.
  • Where you show up — how often each engine names each office, as a supporting section rather than the headline.

After the first report

Every cycle, your program re-checks every office against the facts you declared. Findings keep their dates, so "still wrong three months later" and "fixed and staying fixed" are both on the record. From $799 per month for a single office, cancel anytime. Not sure yet? Take a month, read the report, and cancel from the billing portal if it is not for you.

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