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Solicitor website design that wins instructions and meets the SRA rules
Solicitor website design starts with what a client checks before they call: the price, the person and the regulator. We build law firm websites with practice area and price pages, your SRA number and badge, and complaints details where the rules expect them, then send every word to your compliance officer. Want more clients from search once it's live? See SEO for solicitors. Websites from £995.
- Led by Muhammad Younus
- Building websites since 2019
- Top Rated Plus on Upwork
- Websites from £995
Written by Muhammad Younus, founder of Renozer. Published . Editorial policy.
- Top Rated Plus on Upwork, 100% Job Success
- 430+ projects delivered since 2019
- Fixed prices in writing, no VAT to add
- You own your website and accounts
- Reply within one working day
- Your deposit back if you don’t approve the design
What you get
What good solicitor website design includes
Built for a client who's nervous, comparing three firms and reading on a phone.
Good solicitor website design gives each practice area its own page, puts prices and the people doing the work where clients look for them, and carries the details the SRA requires: cost information for the services it covers, your complaints procedure, your SRA number and the digital badge. Then it makes the next step easy, with a short enquiry form and a phone number on every screen.
A law firm website is a regulated document as much as a sales tool. It has to persuade a worried client and survive a read by your compliance officer, and it can't do either with one long "services" page. We design around the practice areas that bring you the most work, build on WordPress so your team can edit it, and keep the copy plain enough for a client who's never instructed a solicitor before. When it's live, our SEO for solicitors work helps those pages rank.
The site map
The pages a law firm website needs
Six page types do most of the work. Everything else supports them.
Compliance by design
Where each SRA rule lives in the design
Most designers list the rules. We map each one to a part of the site, so it survives the next update.
| Rule | What it asks | Where we build it |
|---|---|---|
| Rule 1.5 | Cost information: total cost or a range, how you charge, the experience of whoever does the work and their supervisor, disbursements, VAT, what's included with key stages and timescales, and what isn't | A price page template with a field for each item, so nothing gets missed when a fee changes |
| Rule 1.6 | Cost information that's clear and accessible and in a prominent place on your website | Price pages linked from the practice area page and the main menu, written as web pages rather than downloads |
| Rule 2.1 | Your complaints procedure, including how and when a complaint can be made to the Legal Ombudsman and to the SRA | A complaints page linked from the footer of every page |
| Rule 4.1 | Your SRA number and the SRA's digital badge in a prominent place on your website | The badge and number in the footer, plus the header on mobile if you'd like |
| Rule 4.2 | Your letterhead and e-mails show your SRA number and the words "authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority" | The same wording in the automatic reply the website sends after an enquiry |
| Code 8.8 | Publicity that's accurate and not misleading, including about your charges | Only awards, accreditations and claims the firm can stand behind |
From the SRA Transparency Rules, the SRA clickable logo page and the Code of Conduct for Solicitors, opened . General information, not legal advice; the SRA's own text is what counts.
Price pages
What a compliant price page looks like
The SRA's cost information rule applies to the services it lists, such as residential conveyancing, uncontested probate and some employment claims. Here's the template we build for each one.
- The total cost, or an average or range where a total isn't practicable
- The basis for your charges, such as hourly rates or fixed fees
- The experience and qualifications of whoever does the work, and of their supervisors
- Likely disbursements and their cost, or a range where the cost isn't known
- Whether fees or disbursements attract VAT, and how much
- What's included, with the key stages and likely timescales, and what isn't
- For conditional fee or damages based agreements, when clients may have to pay themselves
Each field is its own box in the page editor, so when your conveyancing fee changes, your team updates one number and the page stays complete. We link the page from the practice area, the menu and the enquiry form, which keeps it in the prominent place rule 1.6 asks for. Publicly funded work is outside the rule. Want the full rule text as a tick list? Read our SRA rules summary.
How it works
How a law firm website build works with us
Remote from start to finish: video calls, shared drafts and a written plan.
- Week 1Free audit
Your current site, the SRA details it shows and the searches for your practice areas, checked against two or three local firms.
- Week 1Page plan
Practice areas, price pages and profiles agreed on a short call, with the services the cost rule covers marked.
- Weeks 2 to 4Design and copy
Mobile-first design. We write the main page copy on Business; on Starter it's £75 a page if you'd rather not write it.
- Weeks 4 to 5Compliance review
Every page goes to your compliance officer, with the SRA rules mapped page by page.
- Weeks 5 to 6Launch
Badge checked against mySRA, forms and auto-replies tested, redirects in place.
Fixed prices
How much does a law firm website cost?
Fixed prices in writing, before any work starts.
Up to five pages on Wix, Squarespace or WordPress. Suits a sole practitioner or a single-area firm.
- Up to 5 custom-designed pages
- Mobile-first and fast loading
- SRA badge, number and complaints page
- Google Business Profile set-up
- 30 days support after launch
Up to ten pages, WordPress included. Suits firms with several practice areas.
- Up to 10 custom-designed pages
- Main page copy written from keyword research
- Practice area and price pages
- Call, form and WhatsApp tracking
- 2 rounds of design changes
- 60 days support after launch
No VAT to add. Larger firms with up to 20 pages: £2,495. Extra pages are £95 each. Hosting and small edits through Website Care from £49 a month. See the full UK website cost guide.
Before you sign
How to choose a law firm web designer
What a law firm website costs elsewhere in the UK, the questions to ask and the warning signs. Small business bands are from our check of 19 UK providers that publish prices, on .
| Option | Typical price | Ask before you sign |
|---|---|---|
| Budget provider or template | £195 to £499 one-off | Is there a page template for price information, or will it be squeezed into a services list? |
| Middle of the market | £800 to £1,500 one-off | Who writes the practice area copy, and does it go to our compliance officer before launch? |
| Agency end | £2,000 to £5,000 or more one-off | Who will we actually speak to once the sale is done? |
| Law firm specialists that publish ranges | £3,000 to £8,000 + VAT (websposure.co.uk); £8,000 to £25,000+ for a specialist legal agency (magnifylab.com), opened | What's included that a general designer wouldn't do, and is VAT on top? |
| Renozer | £995 to £1,495 one-off, fixed in writing, no VAT to add | Ask us the same questions. You'll have the answers in writing before you pay. |
Red flags
Walk away if you see these
Three of these come straight from the SRA's rules and Google's guidance, so you can check them yourself. Ask us the same questions, and we'll answer them in writing.
- No mention of the SRA rules until you raise them. A designer who knows law firms asks about price pages and the badge in the first call.
- Price information offered as a PDF download. Rule 1.6 asks for it to be clear and accessible and in a prominent place on your website.
- Awards, rankings or accreditations added to "look the part". Publicity has to be accurate and not misleading under the Code of Conduct.
- A promised first page on Google. Google says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google.
- Your domain, hosting or admin logins registered in the designer's name. They should be in the firm's name.
- One "services" page for every practice area. Clients and Google both need a page each.
Before you hire
Law firm website questions
Straight answers before you ask for a quote. See also our FAQ page.
How much does a solicitor website cost?
What does the SRA require on a law firm website?
Why isn't the SRA badge showing on our new website?
How long does a law firm website take to build?
Will you write the practice area pages?
Which platform is best for a law firm website?
Who owns the website once it's built?
Do you need to visit our office?
Younus has built websites for small professional firms since 2019 and leads the team on every law firm build. Each one starts from the same question: can a nervous client find the price, the person and the regulator in under a minute on a phone?
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Client reviews
What clients say about their new websites
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“Muhammed was very help from the start, he listened to all my requirements. Was happy to use the theme I had chosen and make everything work. He was also very patient with my changes and adding a few extra items. Would highly recommend if you are looking for a new website.”Read the full review
“Muhammad is a fantastic web designer. He does great work, is timely, and very communicative. I highly recommend.”
“Amazing work. Really knows what he is doing. Communication is very well and he takes your vision and turns it into reality”
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