Most technology products in the legal space solve one layer of the problem. Intelligence platforms tell you what torts are emerging. Campaign management agencies run your Facebook ads. Intake vendors qualify your leads. Drip tools work your database. Each company optimizes its own step — and your case economics suffer everywhere the handoffs happen.
MTAA does not operate that way. Every layer of the mass tort acquisition funnel — intelligence, creative, campaign, intake, and database reactivation — feeds data back into every other layer. The system learns and compounds. No other entity in mass tort marketing has built this.
The Full-Funnel Stack
The Data Loop That Makes It Compound
The competitive moat in MTAA's model is not any single product — it is the closed-loop data system that makes every component smarter over time. Here is what that loop looks like:
Jacob Score
Entry Decision
Creative
Campaign
Qualification
Retainer
Pixel Event
Andromeda
Every signed retainer trains the advertising algorithm. Better algorithm performance reduces CPL. Lower CPL enables higher volume. Higher volume generates more retainer data. More retainer data trains the algorithm better. The loop compounds monthly. Campaigns in month 12 consistently outperform month 1 at the same budget level — because 12 months of signed retainer signals have refined the audience targeting.
How This Compares to Point Solutions
The MTAA Pricing Model
MTAA's fee structure is designed to eliminate misaligned incentives at every layer:
- Campaign Management — 15% of media spend. No markups on leads, no cost-per-case fees. MTAA makes money when campaigns perform — not when they scale inefficiently.
- CloudIntake — Pay per signed retainer delivered. No charge for leads that don't convert. MTAA's intake economics are tied directly to retainer output.
- TortDrip — $125 per signed co-counsel retainer from database reactivation. Fixed cost, no minimums. Only pay for what converts.
- TortIntel.ai — Subscription access to the Oracle Dashboard, Causation Lab, and all 11 live intelligence scanners across 48 monitored torts.
Explore Each Layer
Last updated: March 28, 2026 · Author: Jacob Malherbe, Mass Tort Ad Agency