Evidence, measured with care

Real reactions. Stronger litigation decisions.

OnlineVerdict helps legal teams test case themes through quantitative surveys—and pays qualified participants to review real disputes from home.

Two clear paths. One independent platform built around thoughtful case evaluation.

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What to expect

A disciplined process on both sides.

Purpose-built questions

Surveys shaped around the claims, facts, and decisions that matter to the case.

Quantitative output

Structured responses that help counsel identify patterns—not anecdotes presented as proof.

Respect for participants

Clear assignments, remote participation, and compensation disclosed before work begins.

For participants

Your perspective can be valuable work.

Review real-case materials from home, answer carefully designed questions, and earn money for eligible completed assignments.

Apply to participate

01 / Qualify

Build your participant profile

Provide accurate background information so invitations can be matched to relevant study criteria.

02 / Review

Consider the materials independently

Read each assignment closely and respond from your own perspective—there are no scripted opinions.

03 / Earn

Complete eligible paid assignments

Compensation and expected effort are presented with the opportunity. Invitations depend on study needs and are not guaranteed.

Research packages

Right-sized for the question at hand.

Every matter differs. These scopes establish a practical starting point; final pricing follows a case-specific consultation.

Focused survey

One defined litigation question

A concise engagement for testing a central theme, reaction, or decision point.

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  • Survey planning and question design
  • Participant fielding
  • Quantitative findings summary

Case strategy study

A broader view across multiple issues

For teams evaluating several themes, fact patterns, or strategic choices within one coordinated research engagement.

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Expanded survey architecture and multiple issue areas

Participant fielding aligned to research criteria

Comparative quantitative analysis

Findings review with the legal team

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Choose your next step

Better decisions begin with real human judgment.

Bring OnlineVerdict a litigation question—or bring your perspective to an upcoming case review.