Question 1

How much do MVA leads cost?

Accepted Answer

Motor vehicle accident leads are priced per qualified lead, by state tier and criteria. California Premium runs $375–$450 for standard MVA. Tier 1 states (Nevada, Texas, Florida) run $325–$375. Tier 2 states (Arizona, Georgia, South Carolina, Utah) run $275–$325. Standard states run $250–$300. Trucking, catastrophic injury, and recent-incident criteria add state-specific uplifts. You pay per qualified lead only — no retainer, no setup fee, no monthly commitment.

Question 2

Are your MVA leads exclusive to my firm?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every MVA lead is sold to exactly one firm. Exclusivity is contractual — a binding term in your client agreement, not a policy statement. Each lead is locked to a single firm ID at the moment of delivery and there is no operational path to re-deliver it. TrustedForm and Jornaya timestamps independently verify the consent event, so the exclusivity chain is auditable end to end. If a breach were ever found, your agreement provides for a full refund plus termination without penalty.

Question 3

What types of car accidents do you cover?

Accepted Answer

Seven MVA sub-types with dedicated qualification on each: rear-end, truck accident, rideshare (Uber and Lyft), motorcycle, pedestrian, wrongful death, and hit and run. Each sub-type has its own pre-screen — a truck accident pre-screen confirms commercial carrier and FMCSA context, a rideshare pre-screen confirms driver-period status for the Uber/Lyft $1M policy, a hit and run pre-screen confirms UM/UIM coverage on the claimant's own policy.

Question 4

Do you cover rideshare accidents (Uber/Lyft)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Rideshare accidents are a dedicated MVA sub-type with a specific pre-screen that confirms the driver's period status at the time of the incident: Period 1 (app on, no passenger), Period 2 (accepted ride), or Period 3 (passenger in vehicle). Period matters because it determines which insurance tier applies — Period 3 triggers Uber or Lyft's $1M policy while earlier periods can fall to a driver's personal auto carrier. Your intake team sees the period confirmation before the first call, so recovery strategy is decided at first contact.

Question 5

What is OTP verification and why does it matter for MVA leads?

Accepted Answer

OTP verification means every claimant must receive and correctly enter a one-time passcode sent to the phone number they submitted before the lead enters our pipeline. Numbers that are disconnected, belong to someone else, or route to Google Voice fail at this step and never generate a lead record. The verification timestamp and carrier session data travel with every lead as a permanent audit trail. That is why our verified contact rate is 87% versus an industry average of 20–40% on unverified MVA leads.

Question 6

How is MVA lead delivery different from other vendors?

Accepted Answer

Three operational differences. First, delivery is under 15 seconds from pipeline completion to your CRM — most competitors quote minutes or batch-deliver hourly. Second, auto-connect puts your intake team on the phone with the claimant within 60 seconds of delivery, not the 5-to-30-minute gap that kills most first-call answer rates. Third, the full pre-screen data — police report status, insurance carrier, at-fault driver, SOL window — travels into your CRM alongside the lead, so intake reads the record before calling, not after.

Question 7

Do you cover truck accident leads?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Truck accident leads are the highest-value MVA sub-type. The pre-screen confirms commercial vehicle type (semi, 18-wheeler, box truck, delivery truck), identifies the carrier where possible, verifies the at-fault driver was the truck operator, and confirms active federal-minimum insurance ($750K to $5M per FMCSA). Police report, FMCSA hours-of-service context, and injury severity (ER or hospitalization) are all confirmed before delivery, so your intake team knows recovery is available before the first call.

Question 8

What information is delivered with each MVA lead?

Accepted Answer

Claimant name and OTP-verified phone number, incident date and state, vehicle type and primary impact point, at-fault party confirmation, at-fault driver insurance confirmation, claimant injury type and severity, ER or same-day medical treatment confirmation, police report status, SOL status and days remaining, representation status (confirmed not represented), TrustedForm and Jornaya certificates, and delivery timestamp with firm ID. Every field is available to your intake team in the CRM before the first call.

Motor Vehicle Accident Leads for Law Firms

Motor vehicle accident sub-types we cover

Truck Accident

Rideshare

Motorcycle

Rear-End

Pedestrian

Wrongful Death

Hit and Run

MVA-specific lead fields delivered to your CRM

How every MVA lead is qualified

Targeted Acquisition

Form Pre-Screen

OTP Phone Verification

Exclusive Delivery

Why a verified phone number is the entire argument

MVA lead pricing

What firms running Rainmakers MVA leads report

Frequently Asked Questions

No retainer. No setup fee. No monthly commitment.