US Legal Forms · legal form templates
Use a library of ready-made forms to send traffic to your main product
Small $6M product that adds a lot of traffic to pdfFiller; guest gives no traffic numbers
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What they did
US Legal Forms, about 85,000 forms hand-built by lawyers, earns ~$6M itself but mainly sends traffic and value to pdfFiller. Its thousands of templated form pages pull in search traffic, and the form data is used to build new products such as the AI agreement drafter.
What happened
Contributes a lot of traffic and value to pdfFiller.
- Stage
- growth
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