Choosing a marketing agency is not only about the services on a proposal. The agreement should make clear what you will pay, how long you are committing, which assets remain yours, and what happens if you leave.
Scorpion does not publish pricing for its legal services. It markets Convert to law firms as an intake tool with an AI voice and messaging assistant. For any provider, ask for the full commercial terms and asset-control details in writing before you sign.
What Scorpion Publishes About Its Legal Services
Scorpion's legal-vertical pages describe Convert as an intake tool with an AI voice and messaging assistant. Those pages do not publish pricing or terms for law firms.
That means a law firm evaluating the service should request the specific proposal and agreement that apply to its engagement. Do not assume terms published for another industry apply to a law-firm service.
The same questions are useful with any agency: what is the total price, what is the commitment and exit process, which accounts and assets stay under your control, and which services or costs are outside the quoted scope?
Questions to Ask Any Marketing Agency
Ask for direct answers before signing, and make sure the written agreement matches what you were told.
What is the price, in writing?
Ask for the recurring fee, setup costs, media spend, optional services, and any other charges. Confirm what can change the price and how you will be notified.
What are the term and exit terms?
Ask how long the agreement lasts, how renewal works, how to cancel, what notice is required, and whether any fees apply when you end the service. Keep the answers with the signed agreement.
Who owns and controls your assets?
Confirm in writing who owns the website, domain, Google Ads account, content, and lead data. Ask what access you have during the engagement and exactly what is transferred or retained when it ends.
Get the Scope and Exit Plan in Writing
A proposal should make clear what work the agency will perform, what is included in the fee, and what costs extra. Ask who will manage the work, how performance is reported, and what access you will have to campaigns and lead records.
Before committing, get clear answers to these points:
Price and billing: Get every recurring and one-time charge, plus any separate advertising spend, in writing.
Term and cancellation: Confirm the initial term, renewal, notice period, cancellation method, and any exit charges.
Ownership and access: Name the owner of the website, domain, Google Ads account, content, and lead data. Confirm your access.
Exit handoff: Ask what files, credentials, campaign history, and data you receive when the engagement ends, and when you receive them.
Included work: List deliverables, reporting, support, and any services or changes billed separately.
A Practical Agency Checklist
Compare agencies on the same written terms. If an answer is missing or unclear, ask for it before signing.
Price: The full fee, separate ad spend, setup charges, and potential extras are documented.
Contract and exit: The term, renewal, cancellation steps, notice, and exit fees are explicit.
Ownership: The agreement identifies ownership and access for your website, domain, Google Ads account, content, and lead data.
Exit handoff: You know what will be transferred, in what format, and when service ends.
Scope: Included deliverables and anything billed separately are easy to identify.
Reporting: You know which results are reported, how often, and how to access the underlying lead information.
Where Boxi Fits in This Picture
Boxi's attorney marketing answers these questions directly. Attorney plans are $697, $1,997, or $3,997 per month. Plans are month-to-month. The client owns the website, ad accounts, content, and data.
Before starting, review the plan scope and confirm which services fit your firm. The published plan details explain what is included; ask us about anything that is not clear or may be an additional cost.
Boxi's service options include SEO, Google Ads, AI intake, review generation, and content. The right combination depends on your goals and the selected plan.
SEO: Website and content ownership remain with the client.
Google Ads: The client owns the ad account and data.
AI intake: Ask which intake functions are included in the selected plan.
Review generation: Confirm the plan scope and reporting before starting.
Content: The client owns published content.
Attorney plans are $697, $1,997, and $3,997 per month, with month-to-month terms. See pricing →
Use the Same Questions for Every Provider
Compare proposals based on the written scope, terms, ownership, and exit process, rather than assumptions about a provider or another industry's published terms.
Scorpion's legal-services pages describe Convert as an intake tool with an AI voice and messaging assistant, but do not publish pricing or terms. Request the agreement and get all details in writing before deciding.
Apply that same standard to Boxi or any other agency. Compare the actual price, what is included, who controls your assets and data, and what happens at the end of the engagement.
Before You Sign
Take the agreement and proposal together and check that price, term, cancellation, ownership, exit handoff, and included services are all clear. Get any verbal promises added to the written documents.
If you want to compare Boxi's published attorney plans, review the scope and terms before choosing.