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Injury, family, criminal and estate clients search these before they call. Most answers depend on the state, so a firm can answer them for the clients it serves.
| Question | US / mo | UK / mo |
|---|---|---|
| How to file for divorce | 12,100 | 1,600 |
| How much does a divorce cost | 8,100 | 2,400 |
| What is the difference between a will and a trust | 5,400 | 90 |
| What to do after a car accident | 4,400 | 480 |
| How long does probate take | 3,600 | 12,100 |
| What happens at an arraignment | 2,900 | 10 |
| How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost | 1,300 | 70 |
| Statute of limitations for personal injury | 720 | 30 |
Monthly Google searches, 12-month average. Source: DataForSEO, Google Ads search volume, United States and United Kingdom, October 2026.
Titles like these, planned around your practice areas. You see every title for the month and can swap any of them.
GuideAnswers “How to file for divorce”
ExplainerAnswers “How much does a divorce cost”
ComparisonAnswers “What is the difference between a will and a trust”
ChecklistAnswers “What to do after a car accident”
ExplainerAnswers “How long does probate take”
GuideAnswers “What happens at an arraignment”
ExplainerAnswers “How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost”
ExplainerAnswers “Statute of limitations for personal injury”
Add your firm’s address. We plan and write; you read and decide what goes live.
Type your firm’s address. We read your pages and learn your practice areas, who you help and how you sound.
Reading your site
We plan a month of cost, process and deadline articles. Swap any title, and put your state and your advertising rules in Writing instructions. Start your plan at Checkout and we begin writing.
October plan30 articles
A new article every day. Connect WordPress once; the first arrives as a draft so we can confirm it landed. With “Publish when I say”, nothing goes live until you press Publish.
ReadyHow much does a divorce cost, and what changes the total?Five articles KiwiRank researched, wrote and illustrated for five real brands across different niches. Every one has its images, sources and links.
A good VPN for gaming and streaming is fast, keeps latency low, gives you unlimited data and has plenty of servers in the places you actually play and watch. Add split tunneling, a kill switch and a real no-logs policy, and you have the full checklist.

Dialling in is the search for balance between sweetness and acidity. As coffee writer Alexander Mills describes it, you are finding the right mix of brew time, water temperature and grind size to bring out great flavour.

If your dog pulls, reach for a harness. If your dog already strolls beside you on a slack leash, a collar may be all you need for the leash, and it's a handy place for ID tags either way.

Both tools chase the same thing: plaque hiding between your teeth and along the gumline. Your toothbrush can't get there on its own. A systematic review in the Journal of Indian Society of Periodontology notes that effective brushing removes only 60% of the plaque on tooth surfaces, leaving a lot behind in the spaces between teeth. That's where most gum trouble starts.

To stop double-booking, connect every host's calendar, pick the right rotation, and layer buffers, notice periods and caps on top. The rotation itself rarely causes the clash. The calendars it reads usually do.

17 of 30
of the sources Google’s AI Overviews cited for three everyday legal questions were small law firms’ own pages.
Source: KiwiRank check via DataForSEO, Google US desktop, 19 October 2026
15%
of law firm websites include consumer guides written in-house, in the ABA’s 2023 survey of lawyers in private practice.
Source: ABA Law Practice Division, 2023 Websites & Marketing TechReport
$500–1,500
a month is what small firms of 1–3 attorneys typically budget for SEO; competitive practice areas in big metros pay $5,000–20,000.
Source: Grow Law (an agency), law-firm SEO cost guide, updated July 2026
Choose “Publish when I say”: nothing goes live until you press Publish. Each article links only to sources it actually read, so you can check what each article rests on.
Put your rules in Writing instructions: no “specialist” wording, no promised results, your state’s disclaimer. Then read each article before it goes live.
KiwiRank publishes to WordPress, Shopify or your own server by webhook. On FindLaw, Scorpion or Justia, email support@kiwirank.com to check it takes posts; if not, paste each article in.
Keep them if they bring cases. Ask how many articles your retainer buys a month; KiwiRank writes one a day, shows you every title first, and you can cancel anytime.
Both come with a 90-day organic traffic guarantee.
$99/mo
Your first articles start when your plan does. Cancel anytime.
$399/mo
Your first articles start when your plan does. Cancel anytime.
If your organic traffic doesn’t increase within 90 days, you get every payment back. Read the terms
Top 3
Outranking legacy competitors
34 prompts
citing our firm in Claude & ChatGPT
0 → 41
AI answers naming Ledgerline
0 callsReplaced years of agency retainers
“We spent years paying agencies for SEO. Lots of calls, lots of reports, very little impact. We switched to @kiwirank and the experience is amazing. Everything runs on autopilot — content, publishing, community threads, and backlinks included. Organic traffic is finally compounding, and we did not have to hire or manage anyone. This feels like how SEO should work in 2026.”
Dennis W.Managing Partner, Lake Exclusive+52%quarterly tax-season signups
“Every tax quarter, thousands of owners post in r/smallbusiness and r/freelance asking how to automate 1099 contractor invoicing and expense categorization. KiwiRank flags those high-visibility threads early, and our answers now feed both direct trial signups and Google AI Overview citations.”
Aaron MeyersVP of Growth, LedgerMate10/10Editorial quality out of the box
“The blogs it writes are incredible!”
Bradford RynkowskiManaging Partner, MightyCrulzSomething else? Email support@kiwirank.com and a person will answer, usually the same day.
No. They explain common legal questions in general terms, for people deciding whether to call a lawyer. Add your firm’s disclaimer in Writing instructions, and read each article before it goes live.
Not by themselves. Add your state and practice areas in Writing instructions; the writer follows them on every article. Laws differ by state, so read each one first: with “Publish when I say”, nothing is published until you press Publish.
If it runs on WordPress, yes. Connect it once with the KiwiRank plugin; the first article arrives as a draft so we can confirm it landed. Auto-publish sends every article after your first three, which you publish yourself. A site on your own server can take articles by webhook. On FindLaw, Scorpion or Justia, email support@kiwirank.com first.
They tend to own short searches like “divorce lawyer”. The narrower question a client types next, about cost, a deadline or what happens at a hearing, is where a firm’s own article can be the answer, on Google and in AI answers.
Referred clients still search your name and their question before they call. An article on your own site means the answer they find can be yours.
We compare your site’s organic search traffic, as estimated by Ahrefs, on the day your plan started with the same figure 90 days later. If it hasn’t increased, email support and we refund every payment from those 90 days. Read the full terms.
No. You pay for your first month, or the whole year on yearly billing, at Checkout, and your first articles start when your plan does. If your organic traffic doesn’t increase within 90 days, you get every payment back.
When you start your plan at Checkout. It charges your first month, or the whole year on yearly billing, and KiwiRank starts writing your first articles when your plan starts. Your plan renews until you cancel it in Billing. On yearly billing (save 50%), Grow is $49/mo and Scale is $199/mo, billed yearly in USD ($588 and $2,388 a year). On monthly billing, Grow is $99 a month and Scale is $399 a month, in USD. That is the final price, with no tax added.
No. You add your website and KiwiRank does the rest: it picks the topics, writes the articles and adds the images and links.
Very little. Your topics are planned and written for you, and each article is sent to your WordPress or Shopify blog with its images. On WordPress the first article arrives as a draft, and later ones go live once KiwiRank has confirmed the first draft arrived. Prefer to read first? Choose “Save as draft” or “Publish when I say” in Settings.
Google usually takes a few weeks to find new pages, and visits build over the months as more articles go live. Nobody can promise when or how many, and we don’t.
Open Billing in your account and cancel there. Cancelling stops the next renewal charge.
KiwiRank writes them with AI, using what it learns from your website and facts from sources it reads in full. You can read and change every article before it goes on your site.
Google says it rewards helpful, original content however it was made, and treats content made only to game rankings as spam. KiwiRank writes for your customers, and you check every article. Read Google’s guidance.
More than 50, from English, Spanish and German to Japanese, Arabic and Hindi. Each article is written in the language you choose and researched for the country you sell in. English is the default; you choose when you set up your site and can change it later in Settings.
Change it, or swap the topic and add instructions in your calendar before the next one is written. You can see every planned title for the month ahead.
Enter your firm’s address. KiwiRank reads it, plans your practice-area articles and starts writing them as soon as your plan starts.
If organic traffic doesn’t grow within 90 days, we refund you in full.
A practice-area article a day answering what injury, family, criminal and estate clients search before they call, ready for you to check.
If organic traffic doesn’t grow within 90 days, we refund you in full.




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Injury, family, criminal and estate clients search these before they call. Most answers depend on the state, so a firm can answer them for the clients it serves.
| Question | US / mo | UK / mo |
|---|---|---|
| How to file for divorce | 12,100 | 1,600 |
| How much does a divorce cost | 8,100 | 2,400 |
| What is the difference between a will and a trust | 5,400 | 90 |
| What to do after a car accident | 4,400 | 480 |
| How long does probate take | 3,600 | 12,100 |
| What happens at an arraignment | 2,900 | 10 |
| How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost | 1,300 | 70 |
| Statute of limitations for personal injury | 720 | 30 |
Monthly Google searches, 12-month average. Source: DataForSEO, Google Ads search volume, United States and United Kingdom, October 2026.
Titles like these, planned around your practice areas. You see every title for the month and can swap any of them.
GuideAnswers “How to file for divorce”
ExplainerAnswers “How much does a divorce cost”
ComparisonAnswers “What is the difference between a will and a trust”
ChecklistAnswers “What to do after a car accident”
ExplainerAnswers “How long does probate take”
GuideAnswers “What happens at an arraignment”
ExplainerAnswers “How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost”
ExplainerAnswers “Statute of limitations for personal injury”
Add your firm’s address. We plan and write; you read and decide what goes live.
Type your firm’s address. We read your pages and learn your practice areas, who you help and how you sound.
Reading your site
We plan a month of cost, process and deadline articles. Swap any title, and put your state and your advertising rules in Writing instructions. Start your plan at Checkout and we begin writing.
October plan30 articles
A new article every day. Connect WordPress once; the first arrives as a draft so we can confirm it landed. With “Publish when I say”, nothing goes live until you press Publish.
ReadyHow much does a divorce cost, and what changes the total?1,700 words · 3 images · 6 sources
Five articles KiwiRank researched, wrote and illustrated for five real brands across different niches. Every one has its images, sources and links.
BambooVPNbamboovpn.com9 min read
A good VPN for gaming and streaming is fast, keeps latency low, gives you unlimited data and has plenty of servers in the places you actually play and watch. Add split tunneling, a kill switch and a real no-logs policy, and you have the full checklist.

Fellowfellowproducts.com10 min read
Dialling in is the search for balance between sweetness and acidity. As coffee writer Alexander Mills describes it, you are finding the right mix of brew time, water temperature and grind size to bring out great flavour.

Wild Onewildone.com9 min read
If your dog pulls, reach for a harness. If your dog already strolls beside you on a slack leash, a collar may be all you need for the leash, and it's a handy place for ID tags either way.

Quipgetquip.com9 min read
Both tools chase the same thing: plaque hiding between your teeth and along the gumline. Your toothbrush can't get there on its own. A systematic review in the Journal of Indian Society of Periodontology notes that effective brushing removes only 60% of the plaque on tooth surfaces, leaving a lot behind in the spaces between teeth. That's where most gum trouble starts.

Cal.comcal.com9 min read
To stop double-booking, connect every host's calendar, pick the right rotation, and layer buffers, notice periods and caps on top. The rotation itself rarely causes the clash. The calendars it reads usually do.

17 of 30
of the sources Google’s AI Overviews cited for three everyday legal questions were small law firms’ own pages.
Source: KiwiRank check via DataForSEO, Google US desktop, 19 October 2026
15%
of law firm websites include consumer guides written in-house, in the ABA’s 2023 survey of lawyers in private practice.
Source: ABA Law Practice Division, 2023 Websites & Marketing TechReport
$500–1,500
a month is what small firms of 1–3 attorneys typically budget for SEO; competitive practice areas in big metros pay $5,000–20,000.
Source: Grow Law (an agency), law-firm SEO cost guide, updated July 2026
Choose “Publish when I say”: nothing goes live until you press Publish. Each article links only to sources it actually read, so you can check what each article rests on.
Put your rules in Writing instructions: no “specialist” wording, no promised results, your state’s disclaimer. Then read each article before it goes live.
KiwiRank publishes to WordPress, Shopify or your own server by webhook. On FindLaw, Scorpion or Justia, email support@kiwirank.com to check it takes posts; if not, paste each article in.
Keep them if they bring cases. Ask how many articles your retainer buys a month; KiwiRank writes one a day, shows you every title first, and you can cancel anytime.
Both come with a 90-day organic traffic guarantee.
$99/mo
Your first articles start when your plan does. Cancel anytime.
$399/mo
Your first articles start when your plan does. Cancel anytime.
If your organic traffic doesn’t increase within 90 days, you get every payment back. Read the terms
Top 3
Outranking legacy competitors
34 prompts
citing our firm in Claude & ChatGPT
0 → 41
AI answers naming Ledgerline
0 callsReplaced years of agency retainers
“We spent years paying agencies for SEO. Lots of calls, lots of reports, very little impact. We switched to @kiwirank and the experience is amazing. Everything runs on autopilot — content, publishing, community threads, and backlinks included. Organic traffic is finally compounding, and we did not have to hire or manage anyone. This feels like how SEO should work in 2026.”
Dennis W.Managing Partner, Lake Exclusive+52%quarterly tax-season signups
“Every tax quarter, thousands of owners post in r/smallbusiness and r/freelance asking how to automate 1099 contractor invoicing and expense categorization. KiwiRank flags those high-visibility threads early, and our answers now feed both direct trial signups and Google AI Overview citations.”
Aaron MeyersVP of Growth, LedgerMate10/10Editorial quality out of the box
“The blogs it writes are incredible!”
Bradford RynkowskiManaging Partner, MightyCrulzSomething else? Email support@kiwirank.com and a person will answer, usually the same day.
No. They explain common legal questions in general terms, for people deciding whether to call a lawyer. Add your firm’s disclaimer in Writing instructions, and read each article before it goes live.
Not by themselves. Add your state and practice areas in Writing instructions; the writer follows them on every article. Laws differ by state, so read each one first: with “Publish when I say”, nothing is published until you press Publish.
If it runs on WordPress, yes. Connect it once with the KiwiRank plugin; the first article arrives as a draft so we can confirm it landed. Auto-publish sends every article after your first three, which you publish yourself. A site on your own server can take articles by webhook. On FindLaw, Scorpion or Justia, email support@kiwirank.com first.
They tend to own short searches like “divorce lawyer”. The narrower question a client types next, about cost, a deadline or what happens at a hearing, is where a firm’s own article can be the answer, on Google and in AI answers.
Referred clients still search your name and their question before they call. An article on your own site means the answer they find can be yours.
We compare your site’s organic search traffic, as estimated by Ahrefs, on the day your plan started with the same figure 90 days later. If it hasn’t increased, email support and we refund every payment from those 90 days. Read the full terms.
No. You pay for your first month, or the whole year on yearly billing, at Checkout, and your first articles start when your plan does. If your organic traffic doesn’t increase within 90 days, you get every payment back.
When you start your plan at Checkout. It charges your first month, or the whole year on yearly billing, and KiwiRank starts writing your first articles when your plan starts. Your plan renews until you cancel it in Billing. On yearly billing (save 50%), Grow is $49/mo and Scale is $199/mo, billed yearly in USD ($588 and $2,388 a year). On monthly billing, Grow is $99 a month and Scale is $399 a month, in USD. That is the final price, with no tax added.
No. You add your website and KiwiRank does the rest: it picks the topics, writes the articles and adds the images and links.
Very little. Your topics are planned and written for you, and each article is sent to your WordPress or Shopify blog with its images. On WordPress the first article arrives as a draft, and later ones go live once KiwiRank has confirmed the first draft arrived. Prefer to read first? Choose “Save as draft” or “Publish when I say” in Settings.
Google usually takes a few weeks to find new pages, and visits build over the months as more articles go live. Nobody can promise when or how many, and we don’t.
Open Billing in your account and cancel there. Cancelling stops the next renewal charge.
KiwiRank writes them with AI, using what it learns from your website and facts from sources it reads in full. You can read and change every article before it goes on your site.
Google says it rewards helpful, original content however it was made, and treats content made only to game rankings as spam. KiwiRank writes for your customers, and you check every article. Read Google’s guidance.
More than 50, from English, Spanish and German to Japanese, Arabic and Hindi. Each article is written in the language you choose and researched for the country you sell in. English is the default; you choose when you set up your site and can change it later in Settings.
Change it, or swap the topic and add instructions in your calendar before the next one is written. You can see every planned title for the month ahead.
Enter your firm’s address. KiwiRank reads it, plans your practice-area articles and starts writing them as soon as your plan starts.
If organic traffic doesn’t grow within 90 days, we refund you in full.