How can a lawyer in Greece get listed on LawBridge, and what does it cost?
With a LawBridge profile. LawBridge is a European legal-tech search engine: your profile is published in 9 languages and shown on the legal-situation and “lawyer in Greece” pages that clients find in Google and in AI search. In Greece, Professional costs €89 a month or €690 a year, Firm €289 a month or €2,290 a year. It is a flat fee for the profile, never a fee per client, and you can try Professional for 30 days without a payment card. Greek rules allow lawyers to be listed in online directories.
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What is LawBridge?
LawBridge is a European legal-tech search engine for legal services. It publishes pages that answer people's legal situations, city pages and “lawyer abroad” pages in 9 languages: Czech, English, German, Polish, French, Italian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese and Russian. Your profile appears on the pages that fit your practice areas, cities and languages.
The pages are written question first, with a short direct answer, which is the format Google and AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Copilot quote. A client who finds you contacts you directly, and you decide about every engagement.
LawBridge is not a law firm and does not broker legal services. It does not promise a number of clients or inquiries: it makes your practice visible, and the measured numbers are public on the LawBridge results page.
Why Greece now?
LawBridge receives requests from clients abroad about matters in Greece, and it already publishes “lawyer in Greece” pages for them, for example in English and German. Clients from abroad usually look for a lawyer in Greece who works in their language, often English.
That is why we are now listing the first lawyers and firms established in Greece. State the languages you really work in, so that clients choose you by them.
What does a profile cost in Greece?
Professional: €89 a month or €690 a year. Firm: €289 a month or €2,290 a year. The price follows the country where the lawyer or firm is established, not the client's country or the language of the page.
You can try Professional for 30 days without a payment card. After the trial you choose a paid plan or stay on Basic.
Final prices — we do not charge VAT. For EU businesses with a VAT ID the reverse charge applies.
It is a flat fee for the profile, promotion and software. There is no fee for inquiries: you never pay per inquiry, contact or client, and LawBridge takes no commission on your fees. You agree your fee directly with the client.
Is a LawBridge profile allowed under Greek professional rules?
Yes. The Greek Lawyers' Code allows lawyers and law firms to publish professional listings in printed and electronic media, with contact details, qualifications and practice areas, provided they follow the Code of Ethics and the dignity of the profession. An online directory profile is such a listing.
A listing must not state success rates, must not compare you with other lawyers and must not name clients without their consent. Leave these out of your profile text.
If you keep a professional website, the Code requires you to declare it to your bar association every year. A LawBridge profile does not replace that declaration. The content of your profile is your professional information; if in doubt, ask your bar association.
How do I join?
Open the registration form below: Greece is preselected as the country of establishment. Choose Basic, Professional or Firm, and add your practice areas, cities, languages and your bar association.
Before the profile goes live, we check your membership in your bar association's public register — for the Athens Bar Association, its public member search. Then your profile is published and you can follow its views and clicks in your dashboard.
FAQ
- Do I pay for inquiries or clients?
- No. There is no fee for receiving, opening or accepting an inquiry. You pay only the flat profile plan, and the client contacts you directly.
- Will LawBridge send me a set number of clients?
- No. LawBridge raises your visibility online; inquiries come from clients who find your profile. We publish the measured numbers, and we do not promise results.
- Do I need to speak English?
- No, but list only the languages you really work in. Clients from abroad choose by language.
- Is there a Greek version of LawBridge?
- Not yet. Your profile can state Greek as a working language.
- Who checks that a profile follows the Greek rules?
- You are responsible for your profile text. LawBridge profiles show practice areas, languages and contact details, which the Lawyers' Code allows; do not add success rates, comparisons or client names.