Websites for solicitors, accountants and advisers
Clear, credible sites that explain what you do, show who you are, and make enquiring easy. They are written with care for the rules your regulator sets.
Business websites from £399Up to ten pages from £699Fixed in writing before we start
What clients of solicitors and accountants look for
- Understand your services in plain English
- See who they’ll be dealing with
- Find your fees or how you charge
- Check you’re properly regulated
- Enquire privately and securely
What we build into a firm’s website
- A page for each service or area of law
- Team and credentials pages
- Regulatory details shown where they should be
- Secure enquiry form
- Set up for local searches like “accountant near me”
What a firm’s website has to prove
People choosing a solicitor, an accountant or an adviser are often worried, and usually comparing two or three firms. They want to know quickly whether you handle their kind of problem and who they would be dealing with. They also want to know what it is likely to cost.
So each service or area of law gets its own plain-English page. It says what the service covers, how the work runs, how long it usually takes and how you charge. Each person a client might deal with gets a short profile, with a real photo and their qualifications.
The enquiry form asks only for what you need for a first conversation, and says who will read it. Nothing on the site should read like a brochure written for other professionals.
The details your regulator expects
Regulated firms have to show certain things on their websites. For solicitors that includes the SRA’s clickable badge, price and service information for some kinds of work, and a complaints procedure. For FCA-authorised advisers it means the right status wording and risk warnings. Accountants show their professional body and practising details.
We build a proper place for each of these and keep them easy to update. We are not your compliance adviser, so you or your compliance lead approve every word before the site goes live.
Found for the work you want
Local searches are usually for one service in one place: “conveyancing solicitor Barking”, “accountant near me”, “mortgage adviser Romford”. A page for each service, a complete Google Business Profile and reviews from real clients put a firm in front of those people. Ongoing local SEO keeps all three up to date.
Google Ads can work well for legal and financial services, but Google asks some advertisers to be verified first and restricts some wording. We tell you what applies to your firm before you spend anything.
What it costs
What small firms usually start with. The price is fixed in writing before any work begins.
| Service | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Business website | From £399 | A business website from £399 has up to five pages, such as home, services, people, fees and contact. It is set up to be found on Google. |
| A page for every service | From £699 | A growth website from £699 has up to ten pages, so each service or area of law can be found on its own. |
| Words written by a person | +£120 | For an extra £120, a copywriter writes your pages instead of AI. Either way, you read and approve everything first. |
| Found on Google | From £99 a month | Local SEO is a flat monthly fee from £99. We keep your Google listing up to date, improve your pages and send a plain-English summary each month. There is no long contract. |
| Google Ads | From £145 a month | Google Ads management is a flat monthly fee from £145, never a share of your ad spend. Set-up is £150 if you need a new account. What you spend on clicks goes straight to Google, in your name. |
See how we build websites, find every price on one page, or build your own estimate.
We also build websites for trades, garages and MOT centres, clinics and salons, and local services.
Questions people ask
- Do you know the SRA and FCA rules?
- Chalybs builds in the details that regulators such as the SRA and FCA ask for, like registration numbers and complaints information. You or your compliance lead sign off the wording.
- Can you show our fees?
- Yes, your website can show your fees. Many firms now must publish price information, and it builds trust.
- Can Google Ads be used for legal and financial services?
- Yes, Google Ads can be used for legal and financial services, with care. Some services have extra Google rules, and we’ll tell you before you spend anything.
- Who writes the words?
- AI-written words are included with every website, or a copywriter can write them for £120. Either way, nothing goes live until you or your compliance lead have approved it.
- We already have a website. Can you improve it instead of starting again?
- Often, yes: Chalybs can improve an existing website instead of building a new one. The free audit tells you what is worth keeping, and local SEO work can improve the pages you already have. We only suggest a new site when fixing the old one would cost you more.
- Who owns the website and the domain?
- Chalybs clients own their website and domain. The domain, the hosting and the site are in your name from day one. If you ever leave, you take it all with you.
Get a free audit
We’ll look at your website and your Google listing, and compare them with the firms that show up above you. Then we’ll tell you in plain English what is worth doing. The free audit is yours to keep either way.
We reply within one working day.