A city accident-information site under your firm's name, paired with 150 paid leads.
The MVA Authority Hub informs people after a crash using cited public sources. The prepaid program runs for three months and includes 10 bonus leads.
One firm per market named in the agreement, while the partnership is active. Pricing is on this page.
Information for people deciding what to do after a crash.
People who were just in a crash now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini what to do next, alongside Google. Most firm websites are written to persuade. The Hub is written to inform.
Built from public sources
Each page cites the public source it draws on, including statutes, agency guidance, court materials and government records.
Published under your firm's name
Your attorney reviews the content before it is published. Ongoing pages are added through the included content engine.
One firm per market
One firm holds that position in the market the agreement names, while the partnership is active.
A prepaid, three-month lead program.
150 paid motor vehicle accident leads over the three-month term, with the Hub, the content engine and 10 bonus leads included with prepay. The program total comes first. The per-lead figure is shown so the total is easy to check.
Program total, prepaid
150 paid leads over the three-month term.
For other states, pricing is available on request.
Included with prepay
- 150 paid motor vehicle accident leads over the three-month term.
- 10 bonus leads on top of the 150. Bonus leads are never counted as paid leads.
- The MVA Authority Hub under your firm's name.
- A content engine that adds ongoing pages to the Hub.
How the agreement defines a lead
The agreement defines a billable lead from the intake form used in your state and the answers that form actually records. It also lists the reasons a lead can be sent back and how a replacement works.
If fewer than 150 paid leads arrive
If the 150 paid leads are not delivered, the remedy is set out in the written agreement.
See the program before you sign.
You can review how the Hub, lead delivery and the written terms work together.
The Hub
On the call we walk through how a Hub is built: its structure, the questions it answers, and the public sources cited on each page.
The dashboard
See every lead as it arrives and review Hub content from your firm dashboard.
The written terms
The service order sets out which ad programs and forms feed your state and what your firm signs off on. The agreement sets out the program terms.
Clear limits, stated plainly.
The program is defined by what you can review and what the written terms provide.
AI citations or recommendations
QOLA does not promise that ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini will cite, rank or recommend your firm.
A launch date
QOLA does not promise a launch date.
A monthly plan
The program is prepaid for a three-month term. There is no monthly plan on this page.
Case results
QOLA does not promise case outcomes.
What we can show you is the Hub itself, the dashboard, and the written agreement.
Built for a firm prepared to work the full program.
One plaintiff personal injury firm holds the position in the market named in its agreement, while the partnership is active.
This is for
- A plaintiff personal injury firm with 24/7 English and Spanish intake.
- A firm prepared to make a fast first contact on every lead.
- A firm with the capacity to work 150 leads in three months.
This is not for
- A firm that wants the Hub without the lead program. The Hub is not sold alone.
- A firm without the intake coverage or capacity to work the full program.
Questions from firm owners
The program combines 150 paid motor vehicle accident leads with the Hub under your firm's name, an ongoing content engine and 10 bonus leads. You also receive a dashboard where you see each lead as it arrives and review Hub content.
This is a defined, prepaid program with a three-month term. It includes a city accident-information site built from public sources, ongoing pages and a stated number of paid leads. The agreement and service order set out the work and the terms.
The agreement defines a billable lead from the intake form used in your state and the answers that form actually records. It lists the reasons a lead can be sent back and how a replacement works.
If the 150 paid leads are not delivered, the remedy is set out in the written agreement.
Program pricing is set for California, Georgia, Texas and Washington. Pricing for other states is available on request. The first step is to check whether your city is open.
Your attorney reviews the content before it is published. Each page cites the public source it draws on.
Check whether your city is open.
Complete the short form. If the city is open, the next step is a call.
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After the call, your firm receives the written agreement and service order to review before signing.