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Legal PI · family · estate · immigration

One anonymous review shouldn’t outweigh
ten years of case results.

Prospective clients search your name before they call. What they find is a review page you don’t control, from accounts nobody verified. Authyr puts a verified record of real, paying clients on your own site — sealed so nobody can fake or delete it.

Plaintiff PI firms, family-law practices, estate planners and immigration attorneys.

Legal · verified record

● Live

Verified engagements

Every one recorded at the time

Day 8 of 30 — private window open

Sealed & signed

Anyone can verify it

What goes wrong in legal.

The specific ways a review system built for restaurants fails a business like yours.

A review from someone who was never a client

You can’t disprove it, and the platform won’t remove it.

Matters end badly even when you did everything right

Losing a case isn’t malpractice — but the review reads the same.

Confidentiality ties your hands

You often can’t reply publicly without making it worse.

What Authyr does about it.

A review starts from a recorded engagement

Every review is anchored to a recorded engagement, so “never was a client” stops being a stranger’s word against yours.

30 private days before anything publishes

A dissatisfied client comes to you first — no public argument, no confidentiality problem.

A receipt any forum can check

Bar complaint, chargeback, insurer — hand them signed proof instead of your word.

Every review starts from a visit.

Every review has to attach to a recorded visit — a payment, a booking, or a scan at the counter — so “they were never my customer” stops being a stranger’s word against yours.

They were there

Tied to a recorded visit — more than any review site asks for.

They booked and paid

Two independent signals agree it happened.

They were there

Confirmed three ways — ready for a bank or a court.

The good, the bad, and the ugly are what make a business real.

Nobody trusts a flawless five stars. A record you can’t rig — not even you — is the only one worth believing. And the rough ones reach you privately first — you get up to 30 days to make them right before they publish.

Own the proof.

Stop sending clients somewhere else to decide whether you’re worth calling.