Curious about advocacy
Researching what it takes to help families? See how advocates get discovered, what listing includes, and what parents search for before you commit.
Learn moreGrow your advocacy practice
Get discovered by parents searching for IEP advocates. Inbound leads land in your portal. From $10/month.
Trusted by advocates nationwide to deliver inbound leads
Powering advocates at every stage
Wherever you are in your practice, listing puts you where parents search.
Launching your practice
Get listed where parents search, build a credible profile in minutes, and start receiving your first inquiries. No website or cold outreach required.
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Growing what you've built
Stay visible beyond referrals, fill gaps between cases with inbound leads, and signal credibility with a verified profile families trust.
Learn moreParents find you through search
We rank on Google. Your profile gets the traffic.
60%
of parent traffic from Google search
33%
of parent traffic from direct visits
Those views become inbound leads
Parents message you from your profile. Leads land in your portal.
2x
inbound leads vs other directories
7%
of profile views become inbound leads
Get your first request in as few as 7 days*
After your profile gets its first view, most advocates hear from a parent within days.
32%
received their first request within 7 days
95%
received their first request within 21 days
*Based on actual user data. Individual results vary.
Why list
How listing grows your practice
We bring parent traffic. You get inbound leads, a public profile, and tools to stay visible between cases.
Get found where parents search
We rank on Google for advocate searches. Your profile appears when families look by city, state, and IEP topic.
Inbound leads in your portal
Parents message you from your listing. Leads go to one inbox. You respond on your schedule, not ours.
No website required
Your public profile is your web presence. Most advocates list without building a separate site or running ads.
Keep 100% of what you earn
Flat monthly fee. No commission on cases you close. You invoice families directly.
Your public profile is your site
Add your photo, background, rates, services, and reviews in one place. You control what parents see.
Bio & background
Photo, intro, education, and certifications.
Location & remote
City, state, service area, and remote availability.
Specialties & services
Topics, age groups, and services you offer.
Rates & availability
Hourly rate, next open slot, and weekly hours.
Parent reviews
Star ratings and testimonials.
And more
Languages, backlinks, and more.
The proven choice for advocates everywhere
11k+
visitors in SY 2026
50
states covered
$10
per month to start
7%
conversion rate
Plans
Which listing is right for you?
Start at $10/month to get discovered, or $20/month for a verified badge and the full profile families trust most.
Basic
$10/month
Get listed where parents search
- Basic directory listing
- Receive and manage parent inquiries
- Contact info visible to families
- Location-based search results
- Reviews & testimonials
- Active status badge
Professional
$20/month
Verified badge + full profile
- Everything in Basic
- Verified Pro badge on your listing
- Full profile editor
- Searchable IDEA regulations
- Early access to courses & tools
Pro advocates receive up to 40% more inquiries*
*Compared to Basic listings with incomplete profiles. One consultation can pay for months of listing.
Start building credibility where parents search
Your profile is how families vet you before they reach out. Add your photo, services, rates, and reviews so parents see a complete advocate, not just a name in a list.
Get started
FAQ
Questions at every stage
Whether you're exploring, launching, or growing, here is how Find Parent Advocates fits.
Exploring advocacy
See how advocates present themselves to families, what parents search for by location and specialty, and what a listing includes. You can explore the directory and pricing before subscribing. When you are ready to take clients, most advocates complete a profile in about 10 minutes.
Families typically search by state or city, age group, and issues such as IEP meetings, 504 plans, or dispute support. They compare photos, rates, reviews, and specialties before reaching out. A complete profile answers those questions before a parent sends an inquiry.
Launching your practice
No. Your public profile works as your web presence. Parents find you in directory search, read your bio and services, and send inquiries to your advocate portal. Most new advocates start without building a separate website.
Subscribe, complete your profile with a photo, location, specialties, and rates, and pass our review (usually within a few business days). Parents message you directly from your listing. You respond on your schedule from your portal inbox.
Growing your practice
Referrals often come in waves. A listing keeps you visible to families outside your network who are actively searching now. Most established advocates use referrals and a directory listing together.
Your listing stays searchable year-round. An active profile and verified badge signal that you are taking clients now. Families in your area can discover you even when your referral network is quiet.
About the platform
No commission. Basic is $10 per month and Professional is $20 per month. You invoice families directly and keep 100% of every case. There are no per-inquiry or per-case fees.
Basic includes a directory listing, parent inquiries, contact info, reviews, and an active badge. Professional adds a verified badge, full profile editor, searchable IDEA regulations, and early access to courses and tools. Pro listings receive up to 40% more inquiries.
Yes. Plans are month to month with no contract. Cancel from your portal. Your listing stays active through the end of your billing period.
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