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JurisBot — Legal. Simplified.

For advocates

A listing that follows the rules because the rules are the point.

Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules bars advocates from advertising or soliciting work, and the Madras High Court has held that a third party cannot brand or rate an advocate. Most platforms treat that as an inconvenience. JurisBot treats it as the specification.

How it works

Three steps, and none of them is marketing.

01

Add a listing to the account you already have

Not a second login and not a separate app. You switch between your client side and your practice side inside the same identity.

02

We check your enrolment against the roll

Your listing stays unlisted until the enrolment number is verified against the State Bar Council roll. A pending banner tells you exactly where it is.

03

Requests arrive, prepared

A client writes a subject and the detail, and can attach the matter brief JurisBot assembled with them. You accept, decline, or close.

Your listing

Facts a client can check, and nothing they cannot.

Enrolment number, State Bar Council, year of enrolment, AIBE status, the courts you appear before, your practice areas, your languages, your education and affiliations, and the consultation fee band you publish yourself.

The directory is ordered neutrally and shuffled — there is no first place to buy. Clients filter by practice area, State and language, then choose.

An advocate profile showing a Bar roll verified badge, enrolment number, State Bar Council, year enrolled, AIBE status, practice areas, courts and languages.

Consult inbox

Inbound only, by design.

Every consultation starts with the client. There is no browse, no client search, no invite, and no outbound method anywhere in the product — because a platform that let advocates approach users would be solicitation with extra steps.

Accept a request and contact details are exchanged so you can take it from there. Decline or close it and nothing is recorded against you: there are no advocate metrics, because a metric pointed at advocates is a ranking surface pointed inward.

What you will never find here
  • No star ratings, no reviews, no “top rated” badge
  • No rankings, no sponsored slots, no paid placement
  • No response-rate or acceptance-score metrics shown to anyone
  • No headline, tagline, or “why choose me” field
  • No outbound: you cannot browse, search for, or contact a user
  • No commission — JurisBot never touches your fee

A test in the codebase asserts the absence of every rating-shaped element, so none of this can quietly return in a later release.

Advocate plan

₹999per month

A listing and a consult inbox. A flat subscription — never a per-referral fee. You keep every rupee a client pays you — JurisBot holds no money and takes no cut.