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When referrals
are no longer enough

Most practices live on referrals for years. That works until you need to grow: new clients look for a lawyer in search, and the one with a clear website wins.

Solo lawyers
One person, several practice areas: a landing page with the practice, credentials and consultation booking.
Law practices and partnerships
Several specialists: a profile for each lawyer, practice areas, shared booking.
Law firms
Corporate clients: services for business, case studies, retainer services, a second language.
Business lawyers
Tax, contracts, company registration: pages for the specific tasks business owners come with.
Referral-based practices
When every client comes through people you know: the website becomes a second channel, not a replacement for the first.
Regional practices
People search by practice area and city — and that is how we structure the pages.

Eight parts of a site
people trust

A landing page usually starts with the first three and the sixth. The rest is added as the practice grows or when you need enquiries from search.

01
Practice areas
A separate page for each: family disputes, criminal defence, commercial matters. That is how clients search, and how search engines find the page.
02
Team
Lawyers with experience, specialisation and bar credentials — with a link to the official register of lawyers.
03
Consultation booking
A form with a choice of practice area and format — in the office or online. Minimum fields, so people do not abandon it halfway.
04
Legal explainers
Changes in the law in plain language. They show expertise and bring people in from search.
05
Practice and case studies
Anonymised and with client consent: type of matter, task, outcome. No names or details that break confidentiality.
06
Contacts and office hours
Address, map, opening hours, messengers — what people look for a minute before they call.
07
Second language
We lay the structure for it from the start, even if you will only need it later.
08
Speed and mobile
Most enquiries come from phones. The page has to load fast and be easy to use with a thumb.

From referrals
to a website

Law firm
64% of new clients now come through the site
A firm of eight lawyers running entirely on referrals. We built a site with 12 separate practice-area pages, lawyer profiles, explanatory articles on legislation, and a consultation request form.
64 %clients via the site
+28 %average engagement value
3corporate clients

The price depends
on scope

There is no separate "legal price list", and that is on purpose. A website is built from the same components as any other project, and their prices are already published.

ComponentFrom
Landing page: practice areas, team, consultation booking$200
Business card website, 3–5 pages$300
Corporate site with practice area pages and articles$700
SEO so the practice gets found$170/mo
AI assistant for booking and first questions, no legal advice$900
Support after launch$80/mo

Copy, domain and hosting are estimated together with the site — they depend on the number of practice areas and on what you already have. The full price list is on the pricing page.

What we do not do

For a legal practice this list matters even more: some of the limits come not from us but from the rules of the profession.

We do not give legal advice or write legal opinions — the content is reviewed by a lawyer.
We do not publish client matters without consent and anonymisation.
We do not write promises about the outcome of a case — that runs against professional conduct rules.
We do not accept case documents through the website — only a contact and a short description of the matter.
We do not connect court registers automatically — we link to the official sources.
We do not promise first place in search by a certain date — only work you can see in the reports.

What we are asked most often

How much does a website for a lawyer cost? +
It depends on the scope. A landing page — one page with practice areas, the team and consultation booking — starts at $200. A corporate site with a separate page for every practice area, lawyer profiles and articles starts at $700. Copy, domain and hosting are estimated together with the site after a short brief, and the price and timeline are fixed in the contract.
Who writes the copy? +
Our copywriter: structure, strengths, practice area descriptions, the team page. The legal substance — explanations of the law and how services are described — is reviewed by a lawyer on your side before publishing. We do not write legal opinions ourselves.
Are lawyers allowed to advertise on a website? +
Yes, within the professional conduct rules of your bar: no promises about the outcome of a case, no comparisons with other lawyers and no misleading statements. We write the copy within those limits from the start, so nothing has to be rewritten after a complaint.
What about client confidentiality in case studies and forms? +
Case studies are published only anonymised and with the client's consent. The consultation form collects the minimum — a name, a contact and a short description of the matter. We do not accept case documents through the website.
Can we start with a landing page and expand later? +
Yes. The structure is laid out so a landing page can grow into a full site: separate practice area pages, articles and a second language are added without redoing what is already there.
Will the site bring in enquiries? +
A website on its own does not guarantee enquiries. People usually search by practice area and city — "family lawyer" plus the name of their town — so a separate page for every practice area gives search engines something to show. SEO is a separate service, from $170/mo.
Ask your own question

See how this would look
for your practice?

Price up a site for your practice

Tell us how many practice areas and lawyers you have, and whether you already have a website and a domain. We will come back with a plan, price and timeline. The first call is 30 minutes, free.

  • We reply within 2 working hours
  • Fixed price and timeline in the contract
  • We say no to anything we cannot deliver