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Websites for law firms and solicitors
A law firm website that answers the cost question, meets the SRA Transparency Rules where they apply, and turns a worried visitor into an enquiry within two minutes.
VAULT 33|27 · Updated 12 November 2026 · 2 min read
What a client needs from your website
People rarely visit a law firm website for fun. They are worried, often in a hurry, and comparing firms. Within a minute they want to know four things: can you help with my problem, what will it cost, who will handle it, and how do I start.
The transparency rules are a sales advantage
In England and Wales, firms that publish that they offer certain services must show price and service information on their website. The services include residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, summary-only motoring offences, employment tribunal claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal, immigration (excluding asylum), debt recovery up to £100,000 and licensing applications for business premises. The information must be easy to find, not buried in a PDF.
Done well, this page is one of your best converters. We build it as:
| Element | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Price or pricing basis | Total cost or how it is calculated, and whether VAT is included |
| What is included | The key stages and what the fee covers |
| What is not included | Likely extras, such as disbursements, stated plainly |
| Timescales | Typical time for each stage |
| Who does the work | Qualifications and experience of the team and supervisors |
| Next step | Book a call or send an enquiry, right there |
All regulated firms must also publish their complaints procedure, including how to complain to the Legal Ombudsman and the SRA, and display the SRA digital badge. We place these where they build trust.
The pages that win instructions
- One page per practice area, written for the client's problem, not the firm's org chart.
- People pages with real qualifications and experience, never inflated.
- Proof that your regulator allows, such as accreditations and independent review platforms.
- Fast enquiry routes: click to call, a short form and WhatsApp where appropriate, on every page.
- Speed and accessibility: fast on mobile and accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA.
Outside England and Wales
We build to the rules where you practise. Firms elsewhere often adopt the same transparency voluntarily, because clients reward it.
Next step
Run the free audit on your firm's website. We check speed, enquiry routes and search basics, and flag where price and service information is hard to find. Your compliance officer confirms what applies to you. This is not legal advice.
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