01 · websites for lawyers
Practice areas and services with starting fees, lawyer profiles, anonymized case studies and online consultation booking. Understated and within the rules of ethics
An attorney’s website and a bankruptcy firm’s website speak to different people. We shape the structure and tone around your practice
An attorney’s website is first of all about standing and experience, presented calmly and without loud promises
Several practices and a team: visitors need to see quickly which lawyer will take on their issue
People arrive anxious and in debt. They need clear steps, a realistic cost and no miracles
Divorce, child support, inheritance: the matter is personal, so tone, privacy and an easy first meeting matter
A CEO needs to understand how you work: retainer service, disputes, regulatory checks and turnaround times
Transactions, disputes with developers, land issues: people look for a lawyer for their specific situation
Five steps from search to a signed engagement. At every step the site eases the worry and answers questions before the call
Separate pages for each situation: “division of property,” “dispute with a developer,” “criminal defense.” People land right on their issue
A lawyer profile with education, experience and standing, plus the firm’s registration details or bar number. Everything visitors can verify on their own
A short form with a choice of issue and secure document upload. Files don’t sit in someone’s inbox, and the inquiry goes straight to the CRM
The lawyer’s open slots in a calendar and a choice of format: office or video call. The consultation is paid in advance, with a reminder the day before
For those who sign an engagement: documents, invoices and case progress in a client portal. And analytics shows which pages bring in inquiries
Inquiries from the site land in the CRM, bookings in the lawyer’s calendar, payments go through the payment gateway. Your assistant doesn’t retype inquiries from email
We connect CRM, calendar, payments and messengers: Bitrix24, amoCRM, Consultation calendar, Online payments, Telegram, Video calls, Analytics
Before we start, we look at where you manage clients and cases: we connect the CRM directly, set up the calendar or send inquiries to your assistant on Telegram. We only promise what we’ve confirmed
A lawyer answers for every word. The site must not overpromise or reveal what a client said in confidence
Case studies without names, dates or details that could identify the client. We publish only with the client’s consent and only what they have approved
Attorneys have their own restrictions: no self-praise, no comparisons with colleagues, no promises. We present copy and reviews so the bar has nothing to question
For a firm, its registration details; for an attorney, the bar number, bar association and law office. Visitors can check you themselves without asking
A privacy policy and a separate consent in every form. Inquiry data is stored in line with personal data protection laws
Files from the form go to private storage, not email attachments. Only the people handling the inquiry have access
The site never says “we’ll win your case” or “we’ll get your money back.” We describe what you do and how you work. It’s more honest and builds more trust
The cost depends on scope. We send a detailed estimate the day after the brief and don’t change it after kickoff unless the scope changes
Custom quote
2–3 weeks
Custom quote
4–6 weeks
Custom quote
from 8 weeks
A 30-minute call: which practices you have, who handles inquiries and what already exists. The next day we send an estimate broken into stages
A prototype of the practice pages and inquiry form, then a design in a restrained tone. Changes happen before development
We show each stage on a test URL. We review the copy with you so it promises nothing it shouldn’t
We connect the CRM, calendar and analytics, and train your assistant to run the site. A month of support is included
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Ask on TelegramYes, within the rules of legal ethics
Attorneys face advertising restrictions: no self-praise, no comparisons with colleagues and no promised outcomes. We describe cases anonymously and with the client’s consent, and agree on the review format with you before launch. The final call on what to publish is yours
A starting fee and a clear scope
Each service page shows a starting fee and what it covers: consultation, document review, filing a claim, a court appearance. The lawyer names the final figure after reviewing the situation, but the visitor already knows the ballpark
Through private storage, not email
Files from the form go to private storage, and the inquiry holds a restricted-access link. Only the person handling the inquiry can open it. The connection to the site is encrypted
Yes, in the lawyer’s open slots
The visitor picks a lawyer, a format and a time from the calendar. For video calls the link arrives with the confirmation. If you wish, the consultation is paid in advance online, and a reminder goes out the day before
We don’t promise numbers before launch
That depends on your practice, advertising and fees. What we do promise: every inquiry, call and booking will show up in analytics, and within the first month you’ll see which pages and channels bring in clients
Fine for a small site, not for booking and documents
If a page with contacts is all you need, we’ll say so. When you need dozens of practice pages, calendar booking, document upload and a CRM, we build on Next.js with a custom admin panel: faster, no template limits and no subscription fees
The code is yours, hosting is your call
We hand the source code and all access over to the firm’s owner. We host the site in the region where your inquiry data has to be stored, or on your own server
Tell us about your practice and how inquiries come in today. We reply within two hours during business hours and send an estimate the next day