[Law firm websites]
Websites for law firms
A law firm website should explain your practice in plain language, show up for the questions clients search, and turn visitors into booked consultations. We build fast, bilingual sites for owner-led firms of 5 to 50 people, with intake and booking connected from day one.
Starts at CA$3,500
What should a law firm website do?
It should bring in qualified inquiries: clients find you in search, understand your practice areas, and book or send their details without having to call.
- Practice-area pages that answer real client questions
- Online booking and an intake form connected to your systems
- English and Spanish versions, set up correctly for search engines
- Fast load times and accessibility built in
How is this different from a template website?
Every page is built around your practice areas and your intake process, so the site works as part of how your firm takes on clients.
- Structured data, so search engines and AI assistants understand your services
- Content your team can edit without a developer
- No heavy page builder slowing the site down
How does a project work?
It starts with a free 30-minute audit of your current site and intake, followed by a fixed-scope build that usually takes four to six weeks.
- Plan: pages, practice areas and the questions each page answers
- Design and build: copy, design, booking and intake
- Launch: redirects from your old site, search setup and a handover
Who owns the website?
Your firm does: the domain, the code and every account are in your firm's name.
- Hosting on your own account, which we set up for you
- A handover so your team can update content
- Optional support for changes and new pages
How much does it cost?
Starts at CA$3,500
Fixed-scope law firm websites start at CA$3,500. The free audit gives you an exact price before you commit. If you'd like a deeper written assessment first, a paid audit or one-week sprint costs CA$500 to CA$1,000.
Every project is designed and built by Antonio Manzanares.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does a law firm website take?
- Most sites take four to six weeks, depending on the number of practice areas and languages.
- Can the website be in English and Spanish?
- Yes. Both languages get their own pages and search setup, so each one can rank on its own.
- Will the new website help us rank on Google?
- It gives you a strong technical base: fast pages, structured data and content that answers what clients search. Rankings also depend on content and reviews over time.
- Can the website connect to Clio?
- Yes. Intake forms and online booking can create contacts and matters in Clio automatically.
- Can we update the content ourselves?
- Yes. Your team can edit pages and publish updates without a developer.
Find out what your website should be doing for your firm
Book a free 30-minute audit. You'll leave with a review of your current site and a fixed price for the new one.