Your practice.
Amplified.
AI is drafting the documents your clients used to pay you for. The billable hour is shrinking. But every AI-drafted document still needs a licensed attorney to review, sign, and stand behind it. That's where you come in — and that's where the next wave of legal revenue lives.
ATTORNEYS ON THE PLATFORM ARE LICENSED IN
THE DATA IS IN
AI is taking your clients.
Right now.
Every month, more people draft legal documents with AI instead of hiring you. The question isn't ifit replaces the billable hour. It's whether you'll be positioned on the right side of it.
of legal tasks can be automated by AI
Goldman Sachs, 2023
of legal work hours are technically automatable today
McKinsey, 2026
of consumers now use ChatGPT to research attorneys
iLawyerMarketing, 2026
support roles cut at Baker McKenzie — AI cited as the reason
RollOnFriday / Futurism, Feb 2026
The clients you're losing are the ones you never see
A year ago, 9% of people used ChatGPT to find a lawyer. Today it's 21% — and doubling every year. These people aren't comparing your website to a competitor's. They're asking an AI to draft a cease-and-desist, a lease agreement, or an LLC filing. They never search for you at all. Your pipeline is shrinking and you can't even measure it.
The billable hour is dying in slow motion
McKinsey's latest report puts lawyers in the “Agent-Centric” automation category — 70% of legal work hours are technically automatable right now, with 45% fully automatable. Goldman Sachs' initial estimate of 44% is now considered conservative. The Thomson Reuters 2025 Future of Professionals Report found AI frees 240 hours per year per legal professional. That's 240 hours of work your clients no longer need to pay you for.
Big Law already made its move
Baker McKenzie just cut up to 1,000 roles — research, know-how, marketing, secretarial. AI was cited explicitly. They're not the last. 69% of legal professionals now use AI tools, up from 27% just two years ago. The Am Law 100 posted 13.3% revenue growth in 2024, but attorney headcount grew 7.7% — the gap is AI doing work humans used to bill for.
You don't beat AI. You ride it.
The attorneys who thrive in this market aren't fighting the technology — they're locking in as the human layer AI can't replace. Document review, professional judgment, a signature that carries legal weight. Counsel CoSign puts you at the exact point where AI output needs human authority.
Lock In Your PositionSix revenue streams. One platform.
Task work, consultations, representation, retainers, referrals, and ongoing engagements — all flowing through one dashboard. Pick up what fits. Stack what compounds.
Document Review & Signing
Subscribers submit AI-drafted documents. You review, correct, sign on your letterhead, and send certified mail. Most reviews take 15 minutes. Quick, low-effort, steady income.
Highest volumeVideo Consultations
Secure video sessions. Subscribers book you for strategy, case review, or real-time advice. Like telehealth shifts — but for legal. High per-session pay, flexible scheduling.
Highest per-session rateMeeting Representation
Show up to HOA hearings, mediations, HR meetings, or negotiations on behalf of subscribers. Full briefing provided. Premium pay.
Premium rateRetainer Conversions
When subscribers convert to retainer clients, you manage the retainer through your own trust account. The platform facilitates the transition — you handle the money.
Client retentionOngoing Engagements
Subscribers can book you for ongoing hourly work — weekly check-ins, rolling negotiations, compliance monitoring. The platform manages scheduling and billing.
Recurring revenueReferral Fees
Not the right specialty? Refer to another provider and earn a referral fee — structured as compliant referral compensation. The platform tracks referrals and pays automatically.
Zero-effort earningsThe math: A single subscriber can generate revenue across all six streams. They start with a document review starting at $150 (stream 1), book a video consult (stream 2), need meeting representation (stream 3), convert to ongoing hourly (stream 5), eventually move to a retainer (stream 4) — and when they have a question outside your specialty, you refer them and earn a fee (stream 6). One client. Six revenue events.
Batch sending revenue: When a subscriber uses batch sending, you review the master letter once, approve the batch, and get paid for the master review. The platform handles personalization and delivery of each variant. You earn on the legal work without multiplied effort — one review, multiple sends.
WHY ATTORNEYS JOIN
Stay responsive, stay visible
Active attorneys see new submissions first in their dashboard. Set your schedule, pick your specialty, and turn quick reviews into long-term retainer clients.
- Work is pre-draftedMost of the writing is done. Review, correct, sign. 15 minutes, not 3 hours.
- Set your own ratesYou decide what you charge for reviews, consultations, and meeting attendance.
- Work from anywhereDocument reviews and video calls can be done from home. Meeting rep when it fits your schedule.
- Stay responsive, stay visibleActive attorneys see new submissions first in their dashboard.
- Subscribers become long-term clients94% subscriber retention. Every interaction is a first impression that leads to ongoing work.
How the platform works for you
CounselCosign charges consumers a separately itemized Platform Technology Fee for technology and matching services. The consumer sees an itemized checkout: Platform Technology Fee (paid to CounselCosign) + Attorney Review Fee (paid directly to you). You set your Attorney Review Fee — the platform does not set, suggest, or influence your rate. These are two separate charges, paid to two separate entities, through two separate payment processors.
Rule 5.4 Fee-Splitting Analysis
This is not fee-splitting. The Platform Technology Fee and the Attorney Review Fee are independently set, separately charged, and processed through different payment systems. No money flows between CounselCosign and the attorney.
NYC Bar Ethics Opinion 2024-4permits attorney financial interests in entities facilitating legal services, subject to applicable rules. CounselCosign's model is built around complete fee separation and attorney independence.
Consumer Pays You Directly
You set your own rates for document reviews, consultations, meeting representation, hourly escalation, and retainers. Your Attorney Review Fee is paid directly to you via LawPay or IOLTA-compliant ACH. CounselCosign never determines, suggests, or caps your rates — and never processes your fees through its payment systems.
Consumer Pays CounselCosign
Consumers pay a separately itemized Platform Technology Fee for platform access, technology, attorney matching, and marketing services — processed via Stripe. Subscription: $49.99–$599/month. This fee is CounselCosign's revenue — completely separate from your legal fees. Attorneys pay nothing to join or use the platform.
Your Provider Dashboard
Track your responsiveness and activity. Attorneys who respond quickly see new submissions first in their dashboard.
Response Speed
Respond quickly and new submissions appear in your queue first.
Completion Rate
Finish what you accept. Dropped reviews affect your queue priority. Consistency keeps work flowing.
Subscriber Ratings
Subscriber feedback helps you improve and build repeat relationships.
Repeat Subscribers
When a subscriber requests you, you're matched directly. No queue, no wait.
Typical Attorney Earnings
Revenue per attorney will depend entirely on your availability, your rates, and consumer volume. We don't project your income — you control it.
| Service | Typical Rate Range | Time | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Document review + signing | $50 – $200 | 15–30 min | Highest volume |
| Video consultation | $125 – $300/session | 30–60 min | Moderate |
| Meeting representation | $200 – $500+/session | 1–3 hrs | Premium |
| Hourly escalation | Your hourly rate | Varies | When matters escalate |
| Retainer clients | Your retainer terms | Ongoing | Long-term revenue |
Provider FAQ
How much can I earn?+
You set your rates for every service type — document reviews, video consultations, meeting representation, hourly escalation, and retainers. Typical ranges: document reviews $50–$200 (15–30 min), video consultations $125–$300/session, meeting representation $200–$500+/session. The real upside is escalation: an initial document review can turn into a $3,000+ ongoing matter. Many attorneys earn $3,000–$8,000/month working 5–10 hours per week. The subscription price ($49.99–$599/month) is what consumers pay CounselCosign for platform access — entirely separate from your legal fees.
Is there a cost to join?+
No. CounselCosign is completely free for attorneys. There are no platform fees, no commissions, and no revenue sharing. You set your own rates and keep 100% of your legal fees. CounselCosign generates revenue from consumer Platform Technology Fee subscriptions — not from attorneys. We invest in bringing you clients; you invest your expertise.
What if the client is just wrong?+
You tell them. That's your job and your ethical obligation — the platform never changes that. If a subscriber's position has no legal merit, you assess the situation honestly, explain why, and advise on alternatives if any exist. You are never obligated to sign a document you don't believe in. The subscriber receives a discounted assessment fee, and you're still compensated for your time. Honest assessments build trust — and trust builds your Provider Score.
How is the engagement letter structured?+
Every task begins with a limited-scope representation agreement. It defines exactly what you're doing, what the client retains control of, your responsibilities and limitations, and termination conditions. If the matter escalates, you draft a new agreement for the expanded scope. The platform provides templates, but you control the engagement terms. This protects you and the client.
What are the requirements?+
You must be a licensed attorney in good standing with at least one U.S. state bar. We verify your bar number, check for disciplinary actions, and confirm your identity. Malpractice insurance is required. We re-verify annually.
Do I have to accept every assignment?+
No. You browse listings, pick cases that match your specialty and interest, and set your own schedule. However, your dashboard rewards consistency — attorneys who respond quickly and complete work reliably see new submissions first. Think of it like Quora: the first good answer gets the visibility.
Can I turn subscribers into full retainer clients?+
That's the entire point. A subscriber starts with a document review. You do great work. They come back for a video consultation. Then meeting representation. Then they need ongoing counsel. You keep the client relationship — even if they leave the platform. Retainer terms are between you and your client, managed through your own trust account. CounselCosign facilitates the introduction; you own the relationship.
What happens if no one picks up an assignment?+
Every subscriber submission has a response SLA within the plan's SLA window (48 hours for Express, 24 hours for Starter, 12 hours for Pro, same-day for Enterprise). If no attorney claims it in time, the platform widens the broadcast to multi-state licensed attorneys and flags it as a priority assignment. Unclaimed cases that you pick up carry a dashboard bonus — the system rewards attorneys who step up when others don't. In practice, 97%+ of submissions are claimed within 4 hours.
How do video consultations work on my end?+
You set your availability windows. Subscribers book into your open slots. You receive the case brief before the call. Sessions are conducted over our secure, encrypted video platform — no third-party software needed. 30 or 60-minute sessions.
What about meeting representation?+
When a subscriber books meeting representation, you receive a full briefing packet with case details, goals, and any relevant documents at least 48 hours in advance. You attend the meeting — in person (if geographically feasible) or via video/phone — and represent the subscriber's interests. Detailed notes are filed afterward.
BECOME A PROVIDER
Apply to join Counsel CoSign
We verify every attorney before granting platform access. Applications are reviewed within 48 hours. Once approved, you choose your availability, set your rates, and start accepting work.
- Free to join — no Platform Technology Fees for attorneys, ever
- Set your own rates — keep 100% of legal fees
- Secure payment processing direct to you
- Malpractice insurance support available
Ready to start earning?
Join a network of independently licensed attorneys earning $3,000–$8,000/month on their own schedule. Multiple revenue streams. Zero client acquisition cost. Free to join. No Platform Technology Fees for attorneys.
Platform cost for attorneys
Your legal fees
States covered
Security
Attorney Advertising
Counsel CoSign is a technology platform and is not a law firm. We do not practice law, provide legal advice, or recommend specific attorneys. Attorney-client relationships are formed directly between consumers and independently licensed attorneys. Your attorney-client relationship is directly with your attorney. Attorney matching is based on bar admission, practice area, and availability. CounselCosign generates revenue through consumer Platform Technology Fee subscriptions ($49.99–$599/mo). Attorneys join and use the platform at no cost. Attorney legal fees are set independently and paid directly to the attorney via LawPay/IOLTA.