Serious-injury cases in your market, in your attorneys' inboxes while they're still news.
ArcheSignal reads the local news around the clock, drops what your firm wouldn't take, verifies the rest across every outlet covering it, and sends your attorneys a short brief with the facts and the sources. First attorney to accept claims it.
Flat monthly price per market. No per-lead fees, no shared leads, no forms for anyone to fill in.
Gilbert police say a delivery box truck went through a red light on a major East Valley intersection Tuesday evening and struck two cars. Both drivers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries; the truck driver was cited at the scene. Coverage names the truck's operator, a regional distribution company.
Personal link, expires in 72 hours. Opening it changes nothing; accepting is a separate button.
Illustrative brief: a composite, not a real incident. Real briefs link to the actual coverage.
Across every market the platform reads, last 30 days. 6 more incidents were watched until a report assigned fault. Every number on this site comes from the same records the platform sends briefs from.
What your intake team does by hand, done every few minutes, for every outlet in your market.
Read
Google Alerts and local outlets come in every few minutes. A first pass drops what a PI firm would never take — sentencings, lawsuits already filed, single-vehicle crashes with nobody to recover from — before any attorney sees it.
Verify
For the rest, the AI reads the article, pulls the facts, searches for every other outlet covering the same incident and reconciles them. Unknown stays unknown; it is never guessed.
Send
A short brief goes to the attorneys who take that kind of case: what happened, who reports fault, what the recovery looks like, what is still unknown, and every source. First to accept claims it.
Learn
Attorneys reply in a sentence — "don't send me dog bites" — and the system adjusts for them. Firm-wide changes wait for the admin's one click.
One page. Facts attributed to the outlets that reported them. Nothing guessed.
Reported responsibility, recovery indicator, what is still unknown, and every source with the outlet's name on it. Fatalities revised by DPS two days later? The brief becomes v2 and everyone who got v1 is told.
You are not buying a lead. You are hearing first.
Lead vendors sell you a web form the injured person filled in — after they searched, after they compared, after four other firms bought the same name. ArcheSignal tells your firm a serious incident was reported, with the facts, before anyone has hired anyone. What you do next is yours: a call, a letter, a factual video the family will find when they search.
See coverage and pricing| Lead vendors | ArcheSignal | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Web forms, call centers | Public news and police reports, every outlet |
| Exclusivity | Shared or resold | Two firms per market, never more |
| Price | Per lead, quality varies | Flat per market, unlimited briefs |
| Timing | After the family has searched | Inside the hour, verified |
| Who talks to the family | The vendor | Your firm, your way |
Sold by market
Top-50 metros are their own markets; the rest of a large state is one market; smaller states sell whole. Buy a city, several, or the entire state. Two firms per market. When it's full, it's full.
Video and blog, your choice
An accepted case can become a factual attorney video or a blog post. Record it yourself, or have Arche's team produce and publish it — a ranked video within days has repeatedly brought retained clients.
Private by construction
Each firm's cases, notes and feedback live on its own account. Attorneys open cases through personal links that expire. Nobody outside your firm sees anything.
Is this solicitation?
No. ArcheSignal reads public news and police releases and tells your firm what was reported. It never contacts anyone involved. What your firm does with a case is your decision under your state's rules.
Who else sees my cases?
Only your firm. A market holds at most two firms, each on its own account. Nothing is shared, resold or pooled, and there is no per-lead fee.
How fast is it?
Usually inside the hour. When coverage is still developing the system waits for the other outlets before sending — a few hours at most — so the brief is verified, not first-and-wrong.
What if the facts change?
You get a labeled correction. Every recipient of the original brief receives it, whether or not they accepted, even after a subscription ends.
Is your market open?
Availability is live from the same records that decide who receives an alert. Most markets have one or two slots left. Trials hold a slot.