A website for a solicitor that earns trust before the first meeting
Someone with a legal problem checks the firm online before picking up the phone: do you handle their kind of matter, which solicitor would take it on, and how can they ask discreetly. The website answers all three in under a minute — with practice areas, profiles of the team and a protected enquiry form, and with no promises about how a case will end.
- Free demo within 24 hours
- You pay only after you approve it
- From €749
- 5.0 on Google
Sample concept: practice area → what it covers → a discreet enquiry. Switch the area.
Practice areas
- Divorce and parental rights
- Maintenance
- Division of property
- Prenuptial agreements
- Registering and changing a company
- Contracts with partners and suppliers
- Debt recovery
- Commercial disputes
- Dismissal and compensation
- Employment contracts
- Accidents at work
- Representation in court
- Checking a property before purchase
- Preliminary contract and notary
- Tenancy matters
- Disputes between neighbours
- Defence during the investigation
- Representation in court
- Appeals
- Victims of crime
What the website of a law firm has to do
Someone with a legal problem is not looking for "a solicitor" in general — they are looking for someone to trust with one particular matter. The site has to answer three questions in a minute: do you handle my case, who would take it on, and how do I get in touch discreetly.
The client searches for "divorce solicitor" or "employment law solicitor" and lands on a site that only says "all legal services".
A separate page for every practice area, with the specific questions you help with. That page can be found in Google for exactly that search, and it speaks the client's language.
Before calling, the person wants to know who the solicitor is — education, experience, languages, the kind of cases they take.
A profile for each solicitor with their real details and specialism. A photograph and a short introduction written for a client, not as a CV.
The matter is sensitive — the client does not want to describe it over the phone in front of colleagues, or in a chat window.
A discreet enquiry form: a short description, a preferred way to be contacted, consent to process the data. The enquiry goes only to the firm's inbox.
A business client compares three firms and picks the one that looks the most organised and the clearest about its terms.
A "How we work" page: the first consultation, how the fee is worked out, what the client should bring. Clarity is the strongest signal of trust there is.
How a client chooses a solicitor online
Several steps pass between the first search and the first meeting. The site has to make each of them easier, without promising how a case will end.
- The search"Solicitor + practice area + city", a recommendation from someone they know which they then check in Google, or the name of the firm directly.
- The checkThey open the site: does the firm handle this kind of matter, which solicitor, where is it, what do people write about it in Google.
- The comparisonThey look at two or three firms. The one that wins is the one where it is clear what happens at the first consultation and how payment works.
- The enquiryA discreet form, or a call during working hours. A fast, concrete answer makes the meeting all but certain.
- The meetingAt the office or online. The site has already done its job — the client arrives prepared, and trusting.
The site gives no legal advice and promises no outcome in a case — we do not write copy like that.
What the website of a law firm includes
No needless effects. Every part answers a question the client asks themselves before calling.
Practice areas
A separate page for every specialism — family, commercial, employment, criminal, property law — with the specific matters you work on. These are the pages that get found in Google.
The team and their profiles
A profile for each solicitor: specialism, education, experience, languages, bar association. Only the real details, and only the ones you approve.
A discreet enquiry form
A short description of the matter, a preferred way to be contacted and explicit consent to process personal data. It is sent only to the firm's inbox over an encrypted connection — nothing is kept in a public database.
"How we work" and fees
What happens at the first consultation, how the fee is worked out, what the client should bring. You publish only what you want to be public.
A blog with legal articles
Answers to the questions clients ask most often — "what do I do if I am dismissed", "how is property divided in a divorce". They attract searches and show competence, without advising on a specific case.
Location and opening hours
A map, the address, parking, opening hours and a phone number on every screen. For a client under stress, the most important thing is reaching you right away.
A second language
An English version for foreign clients, property transactions and companies with foreign owners — if you work with them.
You edit the content yourself
A new practice area, a new colleague, a new article — you change them from a panel, without waiting for a developer.
The privacy policy and the consent copy are part of the site, but the legal judgement on them stays with you — we set up the technical side and claim no "automatic compliance" with any regulation.
See how your firm's website could look
You send us the name of the firm, the practice areas and a short introduction to the solicitors. We send back a design of the home page — with your areas, your team and the enquiry form — free of charge and with no commitment.
- You tell us about your businessThe practice areas, how many solicitors, whether your clients are private individuals or businesses, and how clients find you today.
- We prepare a personalised demoA design of the home page with your logo, colours and content — ready within 24 hours.
- You see the real directionYou look at it on a desktop and a phone. You comment, you ask for changes — with no limit on revisions.
- If you like it, we carry onOnly then does the project start. If not, you owe nothing and you are committed to nothing.
The demo is free and commits you to nothing. Payment happens only after you approve the direction — 50% at the start and 50% on delivery.
How much does a website for a solicitor cost?
The price depends on the number of pages and the features, not on the trade. A sole practice with three practice areas fits inside the Starter Website; a firm with a team, a page for each specialism and a blog belongs in the Business Website. The demo is free and needs no deposit — you pay only after you approve the direction.
Starter Website
For a small business that needs a professional online presence and its first enquiries.
- Pages – up to 5
- A bespoke design, not a template
- Mobile version for phone, tablet and desktop
- Admin panel — edit it yourself
Business Website
For a business with several services that wants an English version, online booking and to be found locally.
- Everything in the Starter Website
- Pages – up to 10
- A second language version (BG or EN)
- Shared hosting and a domain for 1 year
Premium Website
For a business with many services that wants a website without compromises — more pages, more content and ready for advertising.
- Everything in the Business Website
- Pages – up to 15
- A premium design with animations
- A separate page for every service
Online Store
For a business selling products online — with payments, delivery and order tracking.
- Up to 20 products at launch
- Payments: cash on delivery and bank transfer
- Courier integration — Econt / Speedy
- Automatic delivery cost calculation
A detailed breakdown of the budget for a firm — how the price moves with more practice areas, a second language and a blog — is in how much a solicitor website costs.
Real work where the structure does the selling
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A service people look for urgently, from their phone — so the site is built around the quick call and clear services.
From the first conversation to a published website
Five steps. The first real investment comes after you have seen the demo.
- EnquiryThe practice areas, the team, the tone of voice, and whether you work with private individuals, businesses or both.2 minutes
- Free demoA design of the home page with your logo, colours and a structure for the trade.within 24 hours
- ApprovalYou look at it on a desktop and a phone and comment. We carry on only if you like it.no limit
- BuildPages for the practice areas, profiles of the team, a discreet form, "how we work", the mobile version and the SEO foundation.usually within 7–14 working days
- PublishingOn your own domain, with Google Analytics and training on how to edit it yourself.+ optional maintenance
What our clients say
Real reviews from real projects — two of the authors own websites from the portfolio above.
„I am extremely surprised by how quickly my website was built. Everything he did on it took less than 2 days. There is nothing about the site that I do not like. I am very happy. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!“
„I am very happy with how the website and the online store were built! Communication was easy and pleasant, everything was done the way I wanted, and the end result is great. I recommend them wholeheartedly!“
„Very professional work. I trusted him and I do not regret it!!! Do not hesitate — book a consultation with the guy.“
„Incredibly good attitude towards the client and the work, speed and fairness, decent prices, and above all professionalism!!!! I recommend them wholeheartedly.“
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