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Your first meeting with a client now happens on your website.

Before anyone rings, they search, click and look around. We design websites for solicitors’ firms in England and Wales that look as careful as your advice, with clear services, the people who do the work and an easy way to get in touch.

A full website is a fixed £1,500, and there is nothing to pay until you approve the homepage.

Most small-firm websites say too little at the moment it matters.

A home page, a list of services and an address cover the facts. Someone about to trust a firm with a house purchase, a divorce or a parent’s estate is looking for more: what it will cost, who will handle it and how long it takes. When the site looks dated or leaves those out, they often ring the next firm on the list.

They also arrive with a specific situation in mind. A page that starts from that situation shows them quickly that your firm handles it.

What the website says

Our services

  • Residential conveyancing
  • Wills & probate
  • Family law
  • Employment
  • Dispute resolution

What the visitor is asking

  • “Roughly what does probate cost?”
  • “Who will actually handle our purchase?”
  • “My father died without a will. Where do we start?”
  • “The landlord won’t return our deposit.”

Three pages for a solicitors’ firm.

A homepage, a price page and a team page for a firm that handles probate and property. The same approach works for conveyancing, immigration, employment and the other services you offer.

01

The homepage

A probate homepage that answers the two things a family wants to know first: what happens next and what it costs. The price and the four stages sit beside the headline.

Helps the visitor decide to ring.

Homepage for a solicitors’ firm headed ‘Someone has died. Here is what happens next, and what it costs’, with a fixed probate fee and four stages in a panel.

02

The price page

A probate price guide with the fee and VAT, what is included, each stage with its timescale, the costs paid to others and who does the work.

Covers the price information the Transparency Rules list for probate.

Probate price guide showing a fixed fee with VAT, a list of what is included, four stages with timescales and an itemised slip of disbursements.

03

The people

Each person’s role, when they qualified, what they handle and how their work is charged. The footer carries the complaints procedure and the firm’s SRA details.

Helps the visitor know who they will deal with.

Team section with three profile panels giving each person’s role, qualification year and the work they handle, above links to prices and the complaints procedure.

These are design examples with sample figures, not legal advice or a real firm’s prices.

The pages the SRA asks for, designed in.

The SRA Transparency Rules ask firms to publish certain information on their website. We design those pages as part of the site, so they read as well as the rest of it.

Your firm supplies the figures and approves the wording. Responsibility for meeting the rules stays with your firm.

  1. 01

    Price and service information

    For residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, immigration (except asylum), summary-only motoring offences, employment tribunal claims, debt recovery up to £100,000 and licensing applications for business premises: the cost, what it covers, disbursements, VAT, the stages, typical timescales and who does the work.

  2. 02

    Complaints procedure

    How a client complains to your firm, and how and when they can go to the Legal Ombudsman or the SRA.

  3. 03

    SRA number and digital badge

    Your SRA number and the SRA’s digital badge in a prominent place, on every page if you want it there.

Nine more sections from our studio.

Openers for property, family, employment, business and disputes pages. Each one starts from a question clients often ask.

What you get, and what it costs.

Full website, up to 8 pages£1,500

We are a small studio in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where costs are lower than in the UK. That is the reason for the price.

  • Nothing to pay until you approve the homepage design. Half then, half before launch.
  • Your firm owns the site, the content and the domain.
  • Hosting and care are £19 a month. Cancel at any time.
  • Enquiry forms deliver to your firm’s own mailbox. We keep no client data.

Included

  • Homepage with a clear route to each service
  • Service pages written around client questions
  • Price pages for the services you offer
  • Team profiles with roles and qualifications your firm confirms
  • Complaints page, SRA number and a place for the SRA digital badge
  • Offices, hours and phone links that work on a phone
  • Search basics: titles, structure, sitemap and Search Console

Scoped with you

  • More than 8 pages
  • Explainer sections like the examples above
  • Moving content from your current website
  • Guides or articles your solicitors can keep current

From your knowledge to a finished site.

  1. 01

    First call

    We look at your current site, your services and the clients you see most, and agree the pages. The call is in your morning.

  2. 02

    Homepage design

    We design your homepage and send it to you. You pay nothing unless you approve it.

  3. 03

    Build

    We write and build the remaining pages from your price list, your team details and the questions your clients ask.

  4. 04

    Approval & launch

    Your firm approves every page. We set up hosting and Search Console, point your domain and launch.

Questions firms ask us.

Why is it this price?

We are a small studio in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where costs are lower than in the UK. The work is the same: we write, design and build the site ourselves, and you deal with one person throughout.

What do we pay, and when?

Nothing until you have approved the homepage design. Half is due then and half before launch. Care is £19 a month after that and you can cancel it at any time.

Who owns the website?

Your firm does: the site, the content and the domain name. If you stop the care plan we hand over the files and the logins.

Where does enquiry data go?

Enquiry forms deliver straight to your firm’s own mailbox. We keep no copy of what your clients send, and we can sign a data processing agreement if you want one.

Will the site meet the SRA Transparency Rules?

We build the pages the rules describe: price and service information for the services you offer, your complaints procedure, and your SRA number and digital badge. Your firm supplies the figures and approves the wording, and compliance stays your firm’s responsibility.

How do we work across the time difference?

Kuala Lumpur is seven or eight hours ahead of the UK, so your morning is our afternoon. We hold calls in your morning and you find replies waiting when you start work.

How long does a website take?

Typically about a month, depending on the agreed pages and how quickly content is reviewed. We confirm the schedule after the first call.

Will this bring us more clients?

We can’t promise that, and nobody honestly can. A clear site helps the people who find you understand what you do, what it costs and how to reach you. Search rankings are not guaranteed.

Tell us about
your firm.

Send your current website address, the services you offer and the questions your clients ask most. We’ll reply with how we’d approach it.

Please don’t include client or matter details.

A simple starting brief.

  1. Your websiteIts current address
  2. Your servicesThe ones you want to feature, and your prices for them
  3. Your clients’ questionsThe ones you hear at most first meetings