No catch. Defendants who use your code get free court-date reminders and prep whether they ever buy anything. Our revenue comes from the subset who upgrade to a case-specific research report — you keep 20% on your first 5 referrals. We track reminder coverage and partner outcomes as the book grows instead of pretending we already know your exact FTA lift.

Pre-court research reports ($197 / $997 / $2,497). Defendants buy them because the window right after arrest is the highest-intent research moment they'll ever have. Free reminders exist because a defendant who stays engaged with the court process is more likely to need help understanding the case.

Yes. Email support and we'll deactivate your code. No contracts, no minimums, no clawback on commissions you've already earned. Clients already enrolled keep getting their reminders — we don't punish them for your business decision.

The service is framed as legal information, reminders, and attorney-question prep — not legal advice, representation, bond writing, or case steering. Your dashboard includes a Compliance Kit with plain disclosure templates and language your surety can review if they ask.

No, and we say so on the sign-up and inside every reminder. Official notice is the court's job. We're supplemental — the "your hearing is Tuesday at 8:30, wear long sleeves, here's where to park" layer their lawyer should've sent and didn't.

No. You're the surety, we're not. Our job is reducing preventable confusion around court dates, arrival time, parking, dress, and what to bring; we don't insure attendance or guarantee FTA reduction. Everything else stays on your side of the line.

No. You're recommending a free defendant service and collecting a referral fee on a separate research product. It doesn't touch your bond authority, your capital requirements, or your carrier's risk exposure. If your carrier asks, the Compliance Kit in your dashboard is written for that exact conversation.

Every outreach and reminder email includes an unsubscribe path. SMS is used only when the defendant gives a valid phone number and consent, and the carrier-compliant gateway honors STOP per 10DLC rules. If a complaint comes to you instead of us, forward the phone number or email — we suppress it immediately and it won't get contacted again from our side.

Each enrolled client gets pre-court reminders fired in separate time windows — 14 days, 7 days, 3 days, and 1 day out when the court date is far enough away, plus a 6:00 AM Eastern morning-of reminder on the court date. Email is the baseline paper trail; SMS is added when the defendant gives a valid phone number and consent. If we ever miss a reminder we're scheduled to send, we'll tell you which client, when, and what broke. That's an operational postmortem, not a financial guarantee — forfeiture coverage stays with your surety per the FAQ above.

No. You hand the defendant a QR code or your partner link at bonding. They scan, enter their own case info, our system takes over. If you'd rather add a client yourself, the dashboard has a one-tap "Add Client" form — but nothing requires it.

Email is required, phone is optional. If the defendant doesn't want to use their own contact, the indemnitor (co-signer — usually family) can be listed and gets a copy of every reminder. If nobody in the circle has email or phone, you're in a rare edge case where the service doesn't help — but it still costs you nothing.

About 2 minutes. They enter name, court date, county/state, email, and, on QR-code reminder pages, a consented phone number for SMS. The moment they submit, their prep page is live, a welcome email lands in their inbox explaining what the hearing is, what to bring, what to wear, when to arrive, and the reminder schedule. Automated reminders then fire at 14, 7, 3, and 1 day before court when those windows exist, plus the morning of court.

You should not take a national statistic and pretend it is your book. The mechanism is straightforward: fewer clients miss court because they forgot the date, location, or what to bring. Your dashboard tracks what our infrastructure can prove today — enrolled clients, reminder delivery, check-ins when enabled, and estimated bond exposure under reminder coverage. Actual FTA lift gets measured as partner outcome data comes in.

Yes, in the partner surfaces that are built for your book. Upload your logo once in the dashboard and your referral landing and reminder pages can carry your brand. Checkout and final research reports stay branded as ImNotAnAttorney so the legal-information product is clearly identified.

We can't write bonds. It's a regulated surety business with state capital requirements and insurance backing we don't have and won't pursue. We're a research company, you're the bondsman — the categories don't overlap. The partnership only works if your book stays yours.

No. Not marketers, not other bondsmen, not data brokers, not law firms. Your book is your book. The only exception is if a court issues a valid subpoena for a specific record — same rule as your own files.