Publisher kit.

§ I The publication at a glance

caseledge covers legal practice management software the way a trade magazine covers its industry: with a declared rubric, nightly data collection, and verdicts that name who a product is wrong for. Every score is produced by a deterministic function applied to the same structured data fields across all 30 vendors. The formula is public and recomputes on every build.

We are published by Pixite Product Management SRL, a Belgian limited liability company. Analysis is written by Maxime J., who was Chief Product Officer at Skipr (acquired by Pluxee in 2024) and carries 8+ years of B2B SaaS product and pricing experience. Editorial independence is full: no vendor has input on verdicts, rankings, or methodology.

§ II Audience

Our primary reader is a US-based attorney at a solo practice or small firm (1 to 50 attorneys) who is actively evaluating practice management software. They arrive through organic search, typically on long-tail queries: product name + "pricing", product name + "alternatives", or two-product comparison strings. Intent is commercial, not informational.

• Primary: solo and small-firm attorneys in the United States, actively in a buying cycle for practice management software.
• Secondary: office managers, IT decision-makers at mid-size firms, and legal technology consultants evaluating on behalf of clients.
• Geographic skew: US 75 to 85% expected, with secondary audiences in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia where common-law practice management overlap is high.
• Why this audience converts: software ACVs of $600 to $3,000 per seat per year multiplied by multi-seat firm purchases produce high lifetime value per conversion. Decision cycles are deliberate; readers compare multiple vendors before committing.

§ III Editorial standards

Content is programmatic and data-driven, not blog-post editorial. Every vendor page is generated from a structured data layer updated nightly. Every claim is backed by either an automated pipeline source or a cited primary source (state bar pages, American Bar Association rules). We do not publish speculative pricing; gated vendors are flagged as gated.

• Pricing scraped nightly from 30 vendor pricing pages via Firecrawl, with historical reconstruction from Internet Archive snapshots dating to 2022.
• Verdicts that name who a product is wrong for, not only who it is right for. This is non-negotiable and does not change based on affiliate relationship.
• No paid placements, no sponsored verdicts, no vendor editing at any stage.
• Public corrections log at /corrections. Errors are corrected and logged with date, nature, and fix. We do not silently edit published content.
• Methodology fully public at /methodology, including formula weights, scoring criteria, and data sources.

§ IV How we monetise

We earn affiliate commissions on outbound clicks routed through /go/[slug] redirect pages. A second revenue model is emerging: a "Pricing Help" lead-generation form present on each vendor page, monetised on a lifetime cost-per-lead basis. Neither revenue stream influences editorial output.

• Affiliate commissions via /go/[slug] router on outbound clicks (current primary model).
• Lead-generation via "Pricing Help" form on each vendor page (emerging CPL model).
• No display advertising, no sponsored content, no vendor-paid placements, ever.
• Commission rate has zero contractual or editorial influence on score, verdict, or ranking. A vendor that pays us commission and is weaker than a competitor that does not will be ranked lower.

Full details at /editorial-policy.

§ V For affiliate networks evaluating us

Below are the questions affiliate managers typically ask. We have answered them directly.

• Site quality. 109 indexable editorial pages plus 30 redirect pages (139 total routes). Paper aesthetic with Newsreader serif typography, full programmatic data layer, responsive across all viewports. No thin content, no AI-generated filler, no placeholder pages.
• FTC compliance. Affiliate disclosure appears on every page that contains affiliate links, in the page footer and adjacent to each outbound link. Every affiliate link carries rel="sponsored nofollow" attributes. Disclosure language follows FTC guidelines for digital endorsements.
• Legal and tax entity. Publisher is Pixite Product Management SRL, registered in Belgium (EU). VAT-compliant. We provide a W-8BEN-E certificate for US affiliate networks requiring withholding documentation.
• Privacy and data. Privacy policy at /privacy. Lead policy at /lead-policy. Site is served over HTTPS. We are an EU-based publisher and apply GDPR principles by default. CCPA references are included for California-resident visitors.
• Tracking and routing. All outbound traffic exits through /go/[slug] redirect pages. We append UTM parameters to all outbound URLs. Affiliate network tracking URLs replace the current UTM-only routing as soon as each program approval lands. We do not use cookie-blocking configurations that would interfere with standard affiliate cookies.
• Reporting. We expose monthly metrics (impressions, clicks, and conversions by vendor page) to partners on request. We do not obscure traffic sources.
• Promotional methods. Organic search (primary). Programmatic comparison pages targeting high-intent, long-tail legal software queries. Editorial content covering pricing changes, vendor news, and category analysis. No paid social, no email list, no cold outreach to readers.

§ VI Contact

Partnership and affiliate inquiries: reach the desk at hello@caseledge.com with subject line "Partnership" and the network name. We respond to affiliate manager outreach within one business day.

General editorial contact: hello@caseledge.com.

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