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How it works

You only pay if they show up.

We book first consults with separated people in your state who have property to divide. If they do not attend, you do not pay. That is the whole arrangement.

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What pay per show means

They attend

You meet a screened person at a time you kept open. You pay for the show.

They do not attend

We replace it with another screened person. No charge.

They cancel

We replace it with another screened person. No charge.

You pay for real, live consults with people who meet every criterion. If they do not show, we replace them.

Who is on the other side of that consult

Every one of these is confirmed by a person on a recorded call before you see the show.

  • Separated, married or de facto, and says so on a recorded call
  • A house, super or savings still to divide
  • Inside the time limit to make a claim
  • Not funded by Legal Aid
  • No lawyer acting for them, or they have told us they are changing firms (flagged on the summary)
  • Lives in Australia, outside Western Australia
  • Property pool of roughly $500,000 to $1.5 million, or a business or trust involved
  • Other party's full name supplied for your conflict check
  • Has consented to the summary and recording being shared with you
Qualified show summary
Example. Details are illustrative.
$500k to $1.5M pool
Separated
March 2026, de facto
Property divided
Not yet
Time limit
Inside (2 years from separation)
Legal Aid
No
Lawyer engaged
No
Property pool
$500k to $1.5M
Home
Jointly owned, Parramatta
Children under 18
Two
Other party
Full name supplied for your conflict check
Preferred consult
Tuesday or Thursday mornings
Recording and written summary attachedAccept or reject within 12 hours

How we get them to your calendar

Five steps, and that is the whole system.

  1. Step 1

    We run the ads

    Meta ads under our own consumer brand, aimed at separated people in your state who still have property to divide. Nothing mentions your firm, and nothing is bought from a lead broker.

  2. Step 2

    They answer the screening questions

    State, married or de facto, whether property is divided, dates for the time limit, Legal Aid, lawyer engaged, property pool, business or trust. Anyone outside the criteria is pointed to public resources instead.

  3. Step 3

    Their snapshot and seven short videos

    A written snapshot of their own situation, and seven plain-English videos: what a property settlement is, the time limit that applies to them, what happens at a first consultation, what to bring, whether they will have to go to court, how lawyers charge, and why we ask for the other party's name. General information only, never advice. By the time they meet you they know why they are there and what to bring.

  4. Step 4

    Our team calls them

    On a recorded call one of our team confirms every criterion, takes the other party's full name, finds consult times, and positions your firm as the right one for their situation. No legal questions are answered.

  5. Step 5

    You accept, they attend

    You get the summary and the recording. Accept within 12 hours and the consult is booked into a slot you keep open, with reminders from us. They attend, and that is one show.

    One show, one firm

    The person already knows which firm they are meeting and why. You have the summary, the recording and the other party's name. You just have the conversation.

Work out your return

Your numbers

Move the sliders to match your firm.

For illustration only. The starting values are an example, not averages from our firms. This is not a promise of fees or clients. Results depend on your lawyers, your market and your offer.

What that adds up to

Fees from new property matters, before our fee.

New fees per year
$460,800
Expected fee per consult
$12,000 at 40%
$4,800
New matters per month
8 consults at 40%
3.2
New fees per month
$12,000 times 3.2 matters
$38,400

One signed matter at these numbers earns you $12,000. On the call we put the cost of a show next to that.

See if you qualify

Old way, our way

Old way
Pay for enquiries that never become matters
Our way
Pay only when a screened person attends
Old way
Spend the first consult finding out if they qualify
Our way
Every criterion confirmed on a recorded call first
Old way
Run the conflict check after the meeting
Our way
The other party's name is in the summary before you accept
Old way
Chase no-shows yourself
Our way
No-shows replaced, never charged

Questions firms ask

Everything you need to know about pay per show.

How does pay per show work?
We screen separated people in your state on a recorded call, send you a summary, and book a first consult into a slot you keep open once you accept. If the person attends, you pay for the show. If they do not attend or they cancel, we replace them at no charge.
How much does each show cost?
A flat price per show, prepaid in a block sized to your weekly consult capacity. Book a call and we walk through the exact number with your fee and close rate in front of us.
Who are these people?
Separated people with a house, super or savings still to divide, inside the time limit, not on Legal Aid, no lawyer engaged, anywhere in Australia except WA. The core band is a property pool of roughly $500,000 to $1.5 million. A business or trust, or a larger pool, is flagged as high asset.
How do you get these people?
Meta ads under our own consumer brand, a dozen or so screening questions, their written snapshot and the education videos, then a recorded call with one of our team who confirms everything and books the consult with you.
How many consults can I get a month?
That depends on your capacity. On the call we agree how many new-client consults you can take each week and which slots you keep open, and the block is sized to that. We never send shows faster than your calendar can take them.
What if I do not sign them?
Not every consult becomes a client. With people who have been screened, conflict-checked and told what the meeting is for, you are starting a long way ahead of a cold enquiry. Whether they engage you is your consult to win, and it is not a ground for dispute.
What can I dispute?
Any of the listed criteria, within 48 hours of the consult. We check the recording and the summary you accepted, and we check in with the person. A show is never returned because the firm did not sign the client.
Do I need to do any marketing myself?
No. We run the ads, the consumer site, the screening, the screening calls, the booking and the reminders. You keep the agreed slots open and run the consult.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. You prepay a block of shows. Anything not delivered after 90 days is refunded at the price you paid.
Do I have to tell the client about your fee?
Yes. Under rule 12.4.4 of the Australian Solicitors' Conduct Rules a solicitor who acts for a client introduced by a third party that receives a financial benefit must disclose it. We also tell the person before they meet you.
How is this different from buying leads?
A lead vendor sells you a name and a number. You still have to call them, check them, chase them and convince them to meet. We do all of that and hand you a person who has been screened on a recorded call, has named the other party, and has turned up to a consult you accepted in advance.

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