Websites for solicitors built around the SRA’s rules.
For high street firms, sole practitioners and multi-department practices. Clients compare fees and firms online before they call. Your website should answer them clearly and meet the SRA’s requirements while it does.
Example: a website for a high street law firm. Hover to scroll.
A demo website for illustration, not a real business or a live site. Yours will be designed around your business.
Where law firms lose clients online.
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Prices must be published
The SRA Transparency Rules require firms to publish prices and service information for work such as residential conveyancing and uncontested probate. The SRA checks firms’ websites.
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The badge and number must be there
Firms must display the SRA digital badge, their SRA number and complaints information on their website.
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Clients compare fees before calling
Someone buying a house will compare three firms’ conveyancing fees online. If yours are hard to find, they ring the others.
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Every department is on one page
Conveyancing, wills, family and employment are separate searches. Each needs its own page to rank.
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Taking on clients is slow
Collecting details, identity documents and signed terms by post or email holds up every new matter.
What we build for law firms.
Fee pages to the Transparency Rules
Prices, what they include, typical timescales and who does the work, set out the way the SRA expects.
SRA badge and complaints
Your digital badge, SRA number and complaints procedure in the right places on every page.
Department pages
A page for every area of law you practise, written in plain English for the people who need it.
Conveyancing quote calculator
Clients enter the price and get your fee straight away, then instruct you online.
Solicitor profiles
Each solicitor with their experience, the work they do and how to reach them.
Secure client onboarding
Details, identity documents and terms collected securely online before the first meeting.
Pick the package that fits your firm.
Growth suits sole practitioners and small firms. Enterprise adds quote calculators, secure onboarding and integrations for larger practices.
GrowthRecommended
£449+ £9.95/mo hosting
For sole practitioners and small firms.
- Up to 6 pages, including your fee pages
- SRA digital badge, number and complaints information
- Enquiry forms for each area of law
- Basic SEO for your services and town
Enterprise
From£1,499+ £49.95/mo hosting
For multi-department firms and growing practices.
- Up to 50 pages with advanced SEO: every department, fee page and solicitor
- Conveyancing quote calculator
- Secure client onboarding forms
- Integrations with your case management system and CRM
We build to the SRA’s published requirements; your compliance officer should still sign off what your website says.
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Solicitors: your questions.
How much does a solicitor website cost?
Small firms usually start with our Growth package at £449 for up to 6 pages, plus £9.95 a month for hosting. Enterprise starts from £1,499 for multi-department firms that need quote calculators, onboarding and integrations.
Will our website meet the SRA Transparency Rules?
We build fee and service pages to the SRA’s published requirements for the services you offer, and include your SRA number, digital badge and complaints information. Your compliance officer should still approve the content.
Can clients get a conveyancing quote online?
Yes. With Enterprise, clients enter the property price and see your fee and estimated disbursements straight away, then instruct you online.
Can we collect identity documents online?
Yes. Clients can upload identity documents and complete your forms securely, and we can connect this to your case management system where it allows.
Do you write the content?
We write the structure and plain-English drafts for every page from your fees and services. Your team checks the legal detail before anything goes live.
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