Websites for solicitors.
I build clear, professional websites for solicitors and small law firms, with your SRA details, complaints procedure and published prices in the right places, so a worried client can find the right help and get in touch.
What a law firm's website has to do
Reassure someone on a bad day
People often look for a solicitor in a hurry, after a death, a separation or a dispute. Plain answers, real faces and an obvious way to get in touch matter more than anything clever.
Meet the SRA's rules
Your SRA number and digital badge, your complaints procedure with Legal Ombudsman details, and prices for the services where the SRA requires them, all where they're expected.
Send each client to the right practice area
Conveyancing, family, wills and probate, disputes: each area gets its own clear page, so people find the service they need and Google understands what you do.
What's usually included
- Regulatory informationSRA number and badge, regulatory statement, complaints procedure and professional indemnity details.
- Price and service informationClear pages for the services the SRA's transparency rules cover, using the fees you give me.
- Practice area pagesOne page for each area of law, written so a client can follow it.
- Solicitor profilesPhotos, qualifications and specialisms, so clients know who will handle their matter.
- A secure enquiry formShort, with clear privacy wording, because legal enquiries often include sensitive details.
- Fast on a phoneMany legal searches happen on a phone, often urgently, so every page is quick and easy to read there.
Straightforward pricing
See full pricingQuestions solicitors ask
Will my website meet the SRA's rules?
I build with them in mind: your SRA number and the SRA's digital badge, a regulatory statement, your complaints procedure including how to go to the Legal Ombudsman, and price information where it's required. Compliance is still your firm's responsibility, so I'd suggest your compliance officer checks the site before launch, and I'll make any changes they ask for.
Do you help with the price transparency rules?
Yes. For services where the SRA expects firms to publish prices, such as residential conveyancing, probate and some employment and immigration work, I'll set out your fees, what's included and typical timescales clearly. The figures themselves have to come from you.
How much does a law firm website cost?
A custom-built site is £600 and a WordPress site is £800, both paid upfront, half to start and half when you're happy and it's live, plus hosting and care from £10 a month. Each includes a design of your own, all the pages a typical small business needs, the SEO basics, an SSL certificate and a month of support after launch. Or pay £99 a month, all in, with nothing upfront. Care plans for hosting and upkeep start at £10 a month. If you need something bigger, like a client portal, tell me about it and I'll give you a price.
How long does it take?
Most sites are live about two weeks after our first call. A firm with lots of practice areas or solicitor profiles can take a little longer, and having your content and fee information ready speeds things up.
Can I update the website myself?
Yes, if you'd like to. A WordPress site lets you edit pages, profiles and news yourself, and I'll show you how. If you'd rather email me the changes, small changes each month are included in the Plus care plan (£20 a month) and in pay monthly.
Can you write the content for my website?
Yes. I can write the practice area pages from a conversation with you, in plain English a client can follow, and you check everything before it goes live. Tell me at the start if you'd like me to write it and I'll include it in your quote.
Tell me about your firm.
A couple of sentences is plenty. I read every message myself and usually reply within about an hour during the working day.
- 1I'll reply with a few questions, or a price if I already have enough to go on.
- 2If it sounds right, we have a quick chat and agree what's included.
- 3No pressure and no obligation. If it's not a fit, I'll tell you.
Prefer to talk? Book a video call, or email me at hello@webcardiff.co.uk.