Alix
Programmatic probate search strategy

The recommendation

A scalable probate search system for Alix.

Start with California, validate the page system, then expand across states and high-intent probate needs.

The research is complete. Now we turn it into pages.

3,050 Mapped geo searches

Keywords are already grouped by intent, page type, URL, location, and status.

50 States researched

The official-source layer exists, with publication readiness controlled field by field.

1 Launch market

California gives us one focused canary before we expand the system.

Probate is the search doorway. Alix remains the end-to-end estate-settlement service, with legal support included.

Show the experience—not another research table.

California package

Two connected page types.

The state guide answers the broader probate journey. The cost page owns the detailed cost question and routes readers to the next useful step.

  • California probate guide
  • California probate cost page
  • Official sources and review dates
  • Internal links, schema, CTA, and indexation rules
Working V1 · Webflow staging

How much does probate cost in California?

A source-controlled page that separates court and filing fees from the broader cost of probate and estate settlement.

Open the working page →

Prove one system, then expand with intent.

Now

California V1

Complete the state guide and cost system, then secure content and implementation approval.

Next

Lawyer support

Add the strongest commercial intent while explaining how licensed counsel fits within Alix.

Then

State expansion

Release a 5–10-state pilot and add small-estate, timeline, fee, and forms pages where sources are complete.

Selective

Counties and cities

Build local pages only where search demand and official local information justify a standalone resource.

Every page must earn the right to be indexed.

01

Official facts

Courts, fees, thresholds, forms, deadlines, and terminology come from current government or court sources.

02

Useful local difference

The page must change the reader’s understanding or next action—not merely swap a location name.

03

Controlled publication

Incomplete or duplicative pages remain in draft or noindex until their evidence is complete.

04

Measured rollout

Indexation, query growth, engagement, consultation actions, and lead quality determine the next batch.

05 · The decision

Approve California as the implementation-ready V1.

By Friday, the commitment is the California state-guide and cost-page system—not multiple live states. That gives Alix one complete page system to approve before controlled expansion.

One clear commitment.

California first. Review the experience. Approve the system. Then scale.

Review California V1