Websites forlaw firms.

Websites for solicitors that make finding the right person simple. From the studio that rebuilt the brand and website for Chubb Bulleid in Somerset. From £995, or £95 a month.

Your website confirms the recommendation

Hardly anyone chooses a solicitor from a standing start. They ask someone they trust, come away with a name, and look the firm up. Your website either confirms that recommendation or quietly kills it.

So the job is clear: real people, plain English, a quick route to the right area of law, and a way to ask a question without filling in a form the length of a lease.

150+years of Chubb Bulleid history, carried into a new brand and site
2clicks from the homepage to the right area of law
£995or £95 a month, for a five page site

What a law firm site needs

  • Real peopleNamed solicitors, real photographs, and what each one handles. People instruct people.
  • Plain EnglishPractice pages written about the client's problem, not the name of the department.
  • Routes that make senseThe site splits the way clients think, for you and for your business, so the right area of law is two clicks away.
  • Regulation in viewYour SRA badge and authorisation details where visitors and the rules expect them.
  • Yours to updatePublish your own articles and keep fees and timescales current without calling us.

How it works

  1. ListenTime with the partners and the people on reception, because that is where a firm's character lives.
  2. StructureEvery area of law mapped the way clients describe their problem, agreed before any design.
  3. DesignPhotography of the real team and the real place, and a brand that looks like the firm clients already know.
  4. LaunchBuilt, tested on phones, old page addresses moved across so you keep what the old site earned in Google.

Law firm work

Chubb Bulleid are solicitors in Street, Somerton, Taunton and Wells. We rebuilt the brand and the website around one promise: clear legal advice, trusted for the long term.

Prices

Law firm websites use the same prices as every site we build. Pay once, or spread it monthly.

WebsitePay oncePay monthly
Starter£9955 pages£95 a month12 months, then rolling
Business£1,79510 pages£169 a month12 months, then rolling
Estatefrom £2,995up to 40 pages£279 a month12 months, then rolling
Shopfrom £2,995online shop£279 a month12 months, then rolling

Prices exclude VAT. No setup fees. Pay once and the first 12 months of care are included. Pay monthly and the site is redesigned and rebuilt free after 24 months on the plan.

Jack's attention to detail and understanding of what the client needs is a refreshing change to my past experience with website developers.
Sandra AbrahamsGoogle review

What we did for Chubb Bulleid

Chubb Bulleid has more than 150 years behind it and a website that looked a decade old: dark, cluttered and generic, with stock sunsets doing the talking for a firm whose real strength is quiet, long-term trust.

We gave the firm an identity drawn from the Somerset landscape and a site that opens on Glastonbury Tor, filmed from the air. Every service page follows the same pattern, so a first-time visitor can find residential conveyancing or employment law in two clicks, see who they will be dealing with, and ask a question. It is built on WordPress with a custom theme, so the firm publishes its own articles and adding a new area of law is an afternoon, not a rebuild.

Questions

How much does a law firm website cost?

£995 for five pages or £95 a month, £1,795 or £169 a month for ten pages, and from £2,995 for larger sites. Prices exclude VAT, and every one includes unlimited updates and support.

Can we update the site ourselves?

Yes. You can publish articles and keep fees and timescales up to date yourself, and anything you would rather not do, send us by email.

Do you work with firms outside Somerset?

Yes. We are in Clutton, near Bath, and plenty of clients are happy with video calls. We visit whenever it helps.

Will we lose our Google rankings if we redesign?

Not if the move is done properly. We move every old page address across so you keep what the old site earned in Google.

What does a law firm website have to show?

If you are regulated by the SRA, its clickable digital badge and your authorisation details, plus price and service information for certain services such as residential conveyancing and probate. Our article on websites for law firms goes through the detail.

Your
move

Tell us what you are building and we will tell you, honestly, whether we are the right people for it. A call, an email, or a message. Whichever you prefer.