Which AEO or GEO agencies work with legal tech companies?
Six of the 107 agencies in our AEO Agency Index publish a page for legal tech software that offers AI search work: AuthorityTech, Austin Heaton, DerivateX, Lemniscate, MV3 Marketing and The Rank Collective. That is a small field next to cybersecurity, which has 20 such pages. Three of the six publish a price, two name a legal tech client on the page, and none publishes a rule about taking your competitor. 1 2
AEO and GEO agencies work to get a software company named and cited in AI answers, so that when a lawyer or a legal operations lead asks an assistant which contract tool to use, the answer includes you.
How was this list built?
We scanned the sitemaps of all 107 agencies in the AEO Agency Index for addresses naming legal software, contract management or law, and read the pages in a browser that respected each site's robots rules. A page qualified if it sits in the agency's services or industries section and is written for companies that sell legal software. Its body also had to name AI search work: AEO, GEO, AI search, or getting named or cited by AI assistants. Every listed page was read twice. 2
Three legal pages were read and left out. One was written for law firms, one was a guide to choosing an agency, and one mentioned AEO and GEO only in its site menu and a company description. MV3 Marketing's separate contract management page returned a regional block, so we did not read it. Prices come from the index, read twice on 3 November, and are the lowest monthly figure on each agency's whole site.
The six agencies, and us
| Agency | From, per month | What its legal tech page offers |
|---|---|---|
| Austin Heaton 7 | Not published | Independent AEO consultant for contract, e-signature and legal ops software. |
| AuthorityTech 8 | Not published | Earned media in legal trade press, aimed at AI citations. |
| DerivateX 9 | $5,000 | SEO and GEO for legal tech SaaS, including how AI describes hallucination accuracy. Off-site budget billed separately. |
| Lemniscate 10 | Not published | Search, AI answers and account-based programmes for legal and procurement tech. |
| MV3 Marketing 11 | $2,997 | Legal tech marketing, usually starting from a GEO audit. |
| Salienz (us) | $5,499 | AI visibility for contract lifecycle management and legal ops software, one client per product sub-niche. 3-month minimum, audit included. |
| The Rank Collective 12 | $3,500 | A GEO planning framework for legal tech. |
Is the page written for legal software or for law firms?
Check this first, because the word legal covers both. Some agencies in the index sell AI search work to law firms, and one of the legal pages we read was written for them. A firm that knows how people choose a lawyer may know little about how a general counsel, a legal operations lead and a procurement team choose contract software together. Lemniscate's page is built around that committee, naming the general counsel, the chief procurement officer, finance and the IT team that owns the platform.
The pages also show which questions each agency expects your buyers to ask AI. DerivateX writes about countering the answer that tells a lawyer to just use free ChatGPT, and treats how AI describes your hallucination accuracy as something to measure each month. AuthorityTech works through legal trade press, naming Law360, Bloomberg Law and Artificial Lawyer. 9 8
What proof do legal tech agency pages show?
Two of the six name a legal tech client. Austin Heaton says he helped Pactvera, a contract management and compliance platform, appear in AI answers alongside DocuSign within 11 days. Lemniscate names Aavenir, an AI contract management product built on ServiceNow, and says 90 to 95 percent of its results came inbound. Both are the agencies' own accounts, so ask to speak to the client. 7 10
MV3 Marketing shows six anonymised legal tech case studies and composite testimonials drawn from three engagements, and it labels them that way. An anonymised result is still harder to check than a named one. The Rank Collective's page is a planning framework and says plainly that it is not research or a client case study. 11 12
Will a legal tech agency also work for your competitor?
None of the six publishes a rule against it on the pages we read, which covered each agency's legal tech page and its home, pricing, services, about and FAQ pages. Across the five industry lists we built this month, two of 33 agencies publish such a rule. AY Rank takes one client per category per market, and MADX Digital offers one client per category on its Enterprise tier. Neither has a legal tech page. 4 5
Two contract management clients of one agency would be chasing the same answers. Ask whether the agency works with any contract, e-signature or legal ops vendor today, and put the answer in the contract. Our earlier read of exclusivity terms is in AEO agencies that take only one client per category. 6
How do the five industries compare?
We read the same 107 agencies for five industries with the same rule. The field is widest for fintech and narrowest for regtech, and the competitor rule is rare everywhere.
| Industry | Agencies with a page | Median entry price | Publish a price | Publish a competitor rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fintech and finance software | 30 | $3,750 | 20 | 2 |
| Cybersecurity | 20 | $4,250 | 11 | 0 |
| Legal tech | 6 | $3,500 | 3 | 0 |
| Recruiting software | 6 | $4,000 | 4 | 0 |
| Regtech | 3 | $1,000 (one price) | 1 | 0 |
Where Salienz fits
We work only with B2B SaaS companies and take one client per product sub-niche. In legal tech we work on contract lifecycle management and legal operations software, both described on our legal tech page. The free AI visibility audit runs 15 buyer questions across five assistants, the paid audit is $800 for 100 questions, and retainers start at $5,499 a month. For the wider field, see the best AI visibility agencies for B2B SaaS. 3
Common questions
Receipts
12 sources- 01Salienz, AEO Agency Index107 agencies selling AI visibility work to B2B companies, read from their own sites on 3 November 2026, every price read at least twice. The universe for this list, and the source of every price in it.Last checked 3 November 2026
- 02Salienz, industry pages read for these listsThe sitemaps of all 107 index agencies, scanned on 4 November 2026 for addresses naming cybersecurity, legal tech, fintech, regtech or HR and recruiting software. 92 candidate pages read in a browser that respected robots rules, then every listed page read again the same day. Pages that would not load from our location were left out rather than worked around.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 03Salienz pricingThe free audit, the $800 Foundation audit, Domination at $5,499 a month and Expansion at $8,499, on a 3-month minimum, and the rule of one client per product sub-niche.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 04AY Rank, FAQ and fintech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. Both state one client per category per market, and the fintech page adds that once work starts, the category is closed to direct competitors.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 05MADX Digital, pricing pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. The Enterprise tier lists one client per category, exclusivity. The lower tiers carry no such line.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 06Salienz, AEO agencies that take only one client per categoryOur earlier read of eight agencies' exclusivity terms, and why a capacity cap is a different promise.Last checked 18 October 2026
- 07Austin Heaton, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. Independent AEO consultant for contract, e-signature and legal ops software. States that he helped Pactvera, a contract management and compliance platform, appear in AI answers alongside DocuSign within 11 days. No price found on its own site in the AEO Agency Index read of 3 November 2026.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 08AuthorityTech, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. Earned media in legal trade press, aimed at AI citations. Names Law360, Bloomberg Law and Artificial Lawyer among the publications it works with. No price found on its own site in the AEO Agency Index read of 3 November 2026.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 09DerivateX, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. SEO and GEO for legal tech SaaS, including how AI describes hallucination accuracy. Treats how AI describes a product's hallucination accuracy as a citation surface and says it reports on that accuracy monthly. Lowest monthly price on its own site in the AEO Agency Index, read 3 November 2026: $5,000, off-site budget billed separately.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 10Lemniscate, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. Search, AI answers and account-based programmes for legal and procurement tech. Names Aavenir, an AI CLM built on ServiceNow, and states that 90 to 95 percent of its results came inbound. No price found on its own site in the AEO Agency Index read of 3 November 2026.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 11MV3 Marketing, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. Legal tech marketing, usually starting from a GEO audit. Shows six anonymised legal tech case studies and composite testimonials drawn from three engagements, which it labels as such. Later pages on the site returned a regional block, so this page was read again in a browser. Lowest monthly price on its own site in the AEO Agency Index, read 3 November 2026: $2,997.Last checked 4 November 2026
- 12The Rank Collective, legal tech pageRead twice on 4 November 2026. A GEO planning framework for legal tech. Lowest monthly price on its own site in the AEO Agency Index, read 3 November 2026: $3,500.Last checked 4 November 2026
