How Much Does a Law Firm Website Cost in the UK? (2026)

The short answer: Six UK providers that publish law firm website prices put the build anywhere from £995 + VAT to £100,000 or more. Typical small-firm figures sit between £2,400 and £8,000. Once the site's live, ongoing costs add roughly £80 to £450 a month in the two published ranges we added up. Our law firm sites cost £995 for five pages or £1,495 for ten, with no VAT to add. Before you compare, check that each quote names the SRA pages, the hosting and the edits.

What do UK providers publish for a law firm website?

Six UK providers publish their own law firm website prices. When we read each page on 11 November 2026, we listed what each publishes, including whether VAT is on top. These are their figures, not ours.

Provider	What it publishes for law firms	VAT	Page date
DigitalPod	Custom site from £2,400, or from £3,900 with an admin dashboard	Not stated	None shown
Beautifully Legal	£1,500 to £3,500 template, £3,500 to £8,000 semi-custom, £8,000 to £20,000+ bespoke	Not stated	19 September 2026
Marketing Lawyers	£3,000 to £7,000+, £7,000 to £20,000+, £20,000 to £100,000+ by firm size	Tier table is ex VAT	None shown
Websposure	£3,000 to £8,000 + VAT (£3,600 to £9,600 with VAT) for a law firm site, and from £995 + VAT for a five-page site	Plus VAT	Updated 2 November 2026
Fourseven Media	£3,990 fixed + VAT, or from £8,950 + VAT for bespoke	Plus VAT	None shown
MagnifyLab	£2,500 to £6,000 entry, £7,000 to £18,000 mid, £20,000 to £50,000+ bespoke	Not stated	Updated 16 October 2026

Three things stand out. First, five of the six give a typical small-firm figure between £2,400 and £3,990. Websposure's five-page starter is lower at £995 + VAT, and Beautifully Legal's template band starts at £1,500. Second, the top of each range depends on firm size, because the bigger bands add integrations and portals. Third, VAT treatment differs, so a £3,000 quote and a £3,000 + VAT quote aren't the same price. GOV.UK puts the standard rate at 20%.

What does a law firm website cost to run each month?

Running costs sit on top of the build. Five of the six providers publish something. These are their figures, and most are ranges, not quotes.

Provider	Ongoing costs it publishes
DigitalPod	Hosting from £20 a month, only if it hosts the site
Beautifully Legal	Domain £10 to £30 a year, hosting £30 to £150 a month, maintenance £50 to £300 a month
Marketing Lawyers	Hosting £50 to £150 a month, maintenance and security £100 to £250 a month (ballpark)
MagnifyLab	£150 to £1,000 a month in ongoing costs, not itemised
Fourseven Media	Care plans from £49 a month + VAT (contents not stated), and Local SEO at £650 a month + VAT

Add those up. The gap is large. If you add hosting and maintenance, you'll pay £80 to £450 a month on Beautifully Legal's ranges and £150 to £400 on Marketing Lawyers'. What's that over 36 months? £2,880 to £16,200 on the first, and £5,400 to £14,400 on the second. That's our arithmetic, not their quote.

Copy is the other extra. Beautifully Legal says content adds £500 to £2,500+ depending on page count, and Marketing Lawyers says £2,000 to £8,000. DigitalPod says copywriting is quoted on request.

Which SRA pages should a law firm website quote name?

The SRA Transparency Rules set what a firm publishes on its website. Because those pages cost time to write and build, a quote should name each one. You'll want the same list in every quote. The rules say a firm must:

Publish cost information for the services in the rules, such as residential conveyancing, uncontested estate administration, some immigration work and some employment and debt cases. It has to be clear and in a prominent place.
Include in that price information the total, average or range of cost, and the charging basis. Add who does the work, likely disbursements, VAT, what the price covers and likely timescales.
Publish its complaints procedure, including how and when to complain to the Legal Ombudsman and to the SRA.
Display its SRA number and the SRA digital badge in a prominent place.

Which rules apply to your firm depends on the work you do, and the SRA decides the detail. We aren't lawyers, so the person responsible for compliance at your firm should check the final pages. Our SRA transparency rules website checklist goes through each item.

Here's where providers differ. Although the six pages differ, two of them say these SRA pages are in the base price. DigitalPod lists price pages, a complaints page, the SRA number and the badge in its £2,400 package. Fourseven Media lists regulatory pages in its £3,990 package. Among what Websposure builds, it lists them, but it doesn't say they're in the range. The other three don't say these pages are in a price. Ask each provider the same SRA question in writing. Keep the replies.

What does a typical small law firm website cost with us?

If you want ten pages, the site costs £1,495 with us, with no VAT to add. Here's an example, not a real client. In it, Renozer builds a site for a firm with four areas of work, with these pages:

Home.
About.
Team.
Contact.
Prices and fees.
Complaints.
Four practice area pages, one for each area of work.

Because that's ten pages, it fits our Business Website at £1,495, with the main page copy written from keyword research. If you're a sole practitioner with a short list of services, the five-page Starter at £995 suits you. Two more practice areas on the Business site are £95 a page, so £1,685 for twelve pages. When a firm needs up to 20 pages, our Growth package is £2,495.

Custom features cost more. When you add a fee calculator, client portal or practice-management integration, it falls under custom development, which starts at £3,995.

Our ongoing prices start at £49 a month for Care Basic and £79 for Care Plus, which includes UK hosting for WordPress sites. How do the totals compare over three years for the ten-page example, Care Basic against Care Plus?

Route	Build	Monthly	36-month total
Business Website plus Care Basic	£1,495	£49	£1,495 + £1,764 = £3,259
Business Website plus Care Plus	£1,495	£79	£1,495 + £2,844 = £4,339

Because you pay the registrar directly, your domain name comes on top of the £49 or £79. Our website design for solicitors page lists the same fixed prices. Our price doesn't buy a guaranteed position on Google, and nobody can sell you that. If you also want search work, our law firm SEO cost guide sets out those prices separately. Our SEO for solicitors service covers the work itself. Care Basic doesn't include hosting, so budget for that too unless your platform bundles it.

Why do law firm website quotes differ so much?

Why the gap? Scope is a big driver in a UK quote, and it's easy to miss. Several of the published pages mention these four drivers:

Page count. Each practice area and each service price page is a page to design and write.
Integrations. Client portals, case-management links and quote calculators sit in the higher bands.
Copy. Who writes the words, and who checks them, changes the total by thousands.
Support. Hosting, security and edits are either in the price or billed monthly.

Ask each provider for a written list of pages, including the SRA pages, and a copy plan. Ask for the hosting and edits price too, and what happens to your domain and content if you leave a UK agency. If one UK quote can't answer those, it isn't comparable.

What should you do next?

Write your page list first. Once it's written, ask 2 or 3 providers to price that list. Don't compare build prices alone, because they're only the start, so compare the 36-month totals.

If you'd like a fixed Renozer quote for your list, see our page on website design for solicitors. Once the site's live, our law firm SEO page covers getting found. We're remote, so the work runs by phone, video and email from Karachi, Pakistan, and there's nothing to travel to. Our pricing page lists every package.

Questions people ask

How much does a law firm website cost in the UK?

Six UK providers we read on 11 November 2026 publish build prices from £995 + VAT for a small five-page site to £100,000 or more for the largest firms. Their typical small-firm figures sit between about £2,400 and £8,000. Our law firm websites start at £995 for five pages and £1,495 for ten, with no VAT to add.

Do law firm website prices include VAT?

It varies. Websposure, Fourseven Media and Marketing Lawyers' tier table state prices excluding VAT, and the others we read don't say. VAT is 20% at the standard rate, so a quote of £3,000 + VAT is £3,600. Renozer isn't VAT registered, so our price is the price you pay.

What does the SRA require on a solicitor's website?

The SRA Transparency Rules require firms to publish cost information for listed services, their complaints procedure, their SRA number and the SRA digital badge. Check the rules for your own firm. Our guide to the SRA transparency rules website checklist covers the detail.

Is a cheap law firm website a false economy?

Not by itself. A smaller site can be enough for a one-office firm. The risk is a quote that leaves out the pages the SRA rules cover, or leaves hosting, edits and copy as extras. Ask for a written list before you sign.