Exclusive SSDI Leads for Social Security Disability Firms
Social Security Disability claimants screened against your practice’s criteria, verified by SMS, and delivered to one firm only.
What is an SSDI lead?
An SSDI lead is a Social Security Disability claimant who has described their condition and work history, met a defined set of qualification criteria, and asked to speak with a disability attorney or representative. IronFlow Legal funds and runs the advertising, operates the screening sequence, verifies the phone number by SMS, and posts the completed record to your intake system in real time.
Disability intake lives or dies on a handful of facts: how recently the claimant worked, how long the condition is expected to keep them out of work, whether they are earning above substantial gainful activity, and where they sit in the application or appeal process. Those questions are asked before the record ever reaches you, so your intake team opens the file already knowing the shape of the claim.
Because SSDI cases are paid from past-due benefits rather than a personal injury settlement, campaign economics are different from tort work. We build volume and market targeting around the caseload your representatives can actually carry through hearing, not around whatever the ad platform will spend.
- Social Security Disability law firms and representatives
- Practices handling initial applications, reconsiderations and hearings
- Personal injury or workers’ comp firms adding a disability practice
- Firms expanding into new states or hearing office regions
- Practices that want exclusive, never-resold claimant records
- Multi-office practices routing by region or representative
From Campaign to Your Intake Team
Define Your Criteria
We document the conditions, age ranges, work-credit requirements, application or appeal stages, states and disqualifiers your practice uses when deciding to open a disability file.
Run the Campaign
IronFlow Legal builds and funds advertising that reaches disability claimants in your chosen markets. You are not managing ad accounts, creative or landing pages.
Qualify the Claimant
Each claimant completes the structured SSDI screening sequence. Contact numbers are SMS-verified. Records that fail your criteria are never sent and never billed.
Deliver in Real Time
The qualified record posts to your CRM, webhook or inbox the moment screening completes, with full answers, timestamps and consent records attached.
What we screen for
SSDI qualification is built from the facts that decide whether a claim is worth working. The exact rule set is written with your intake team before the campaign starts.
SSDI Lead Questions
What are SSDI leads?
SSDI leads are Social Security Disability claimants who have answered a structured set of screening questions — work history, medical condition, time out of work, application or denial status — and asked to speak with a disability attorney or representative. Each record arrives with those answers, an SMS-verified phone number and consent documentation.
How are SSDI leads qualified?
Screening follows the criteria your practice sets: age, recent work credits, whether the condition is expected to keep the claimant out of work for at least twelve months, current earnings level, and whether an initial application or appeal has already been filed. Records that fail your criteria are not delivered and are not billed.
Do you generate both initial application and appeal leads?
Yes. Campaigns can target claimants who have not yet applied, claimants at reconsideration, and claimants who have received a denial and are within the appeal window. Most firms pick a mix, because the intake conversation and the workload behind each is different.
Are SSDI leads exclusive?
Yes. Every record goes to one practice only and is never resold or shared with a competing firm in the same market. Exclusivity is written into the agreement before launch.
Which states can you cover for SSDI?
SSDI is a federal program, so campaigns can run nationwide. In practice, coverage is set by the states, hearing offices and ZIP codes your practice wants, and we confirm availability in each market before starting.
Do you guarantee approvals or signed clients?
No. We deliver exclusive claimants who meet the criteria your practice set, with verified contact details. Whether a claim is viable and whether it is approved are decisions for your attorneys, representatives and the Social Security Administration.
Which disability markets do you want to cover?
Tell us the case types, markets, and qualification standards you work with. We will confirm availability and walk through what a campaign would look like for your firm.