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For small law firms and notary practices that need a site clients trust, that meets their regulator's rules and that brings in the right enquiries.
What a legal website has to get right
People looking for a solicitor or notary are often dealing with something stressful or urgent: a house purchase, a will, documents needed abroad by a deadline. They want to know you handle their kind of matter, what it will cost, how quickly you can help and that you are properly regulated.
Legal sites also carry rules that most businesses do not have to think about. We build them in from the start rather than bolting them on.
The rules we design around
This is our summary of rules you will know better than we do. Your compliance officer signs off the wording; we make sure the site shows it clearly and keeps working.
- Price and service information. SRA-regulated firms must publish prices and service details for certain services, such as residential conveyancing and probate, under the SRA Transparency Rules. We build those pages so they are easy to keep current.
- Regulator details. The SRA's clickable badge for regulated firms, or your notarial regulator's details, shown where the rules ask for them.
- Complaints information. Your complaints procedure and how to reach the Legal Ombudsman, where that applies to you.
- Personal data. Enquiry forms that collect only what you need, send it securely and are covered by a clear privacy notice.
Pages that bring in the right work
Each service you want more of gets its own page: what it involves, the documents you need, typical timescales and the price or how it is worked out. For notaries, a clear explanation of apostilles, legalisation and what to bring to an appointment answers the questions that otherwise fill your inbox.
Most practices fit "A clear presence", from £4,500. Firms that want to grow particular areas from search, with a page per service and regular articles, fit "A site that sells", from £8,500.
Prices, in full
| A clear presenceFor when people need to find you, trust you and get in touch. Designed from scratch around your story and your services, with an editor for the parts you change, SEO basics, analytics and 30 days of fixes after launch. | from £4,500most land between £4,500 and £7,500 |
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| A site that sellsFor when the site has to bring in work. Planned around how your customers decide, with a page for each service or audience, blog or news, forms into your CRM, your old content moved across with redirects, and editor training. | from £8,500most land between £8,500 and £15,000 |
| Care plan: CareEverything in Essentials, plus an hour of changes each month. | £150 a month |
| One-off SEO audit | £950 |
Prices from our published list, the same one our quotes and contracts use. What websites cost in the UK, with sources or work out your own price.
Questions people ask us
Can clients book appointments online?
Yes. A booking calendar suits fixed appointments such as notarial signings. For matters that need a conversation first, an enquiry form that asks the right questions works better.
Can we update our prices ourselves?
Yes. Price and service pages are edited in the content editor, so a change to your fees does not need a developer.
Will you write the legal content?
We write and structure the general copy and help with plain English. The legal content and anything your regulator requires is checked and approved by you.
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