Websites for law firms
Websites for law firms
We build websites for small law firms and solo lawyers that answer what people want to know before they call: do you handle my problem, what will it cost, and will you get back to me. Then one tap calls the office or asks for a consult.
Showcase concept
Hale & Moss
A fictional two-lawyer office for tenants, small businesses and wills, with a three-tap 'what kind of help do you need' guide that ends in a free consult request, a flat-fee price table and the attorney advertising notes in the right places.
Hale & Moss is a fictional business we made up to show what we build for law firms. Open it on your phone.
Open the full siteWhat your customers look for
Is this the right lawyer for my problem?
People shop around and judge the first impression. A short guide sorts visitors by problem and tells them who they'd talk to, what the first call costs and what to bring.
A fast reply
Most people expect to hear back within a day, and many firms never answer at all. We put your reply promise and your phone number on every screen, and route anyone with a court date this week straight to a call.
A sense of the cost
Knowing roughly what it will cost is one of the things people care about most when choosing a lawyer. If you offer flat fees, we show them in plain text with what's included; if you don't, we explain how you charge.
Reviews, even after a referral
People who get your name from a friend still look you up. We link your Google reviews and make your Google Maps listing complete, so the second look goes well.
Your language
If you serve clients in Spanish or another language, we say so up front and can build the pages in that language too.
The rules for lawyer ads
We add the attorney advertising label and notes your state asks for, avoid words like expert and specialist, and never write case results or promises. You review every word before it goes live.
Built into every law firm site
- Sticky Call and Free consult buttons on every phone screen
- A 'what kind of help do you need' guide built from your practice areas
- Consult requests that ask for contact details only, never case details
- Fees in plain text: flat fees with what's included, or how you bill
- Lawyer profiles with languages and where you're admitted
- Attorney advertising label and the 'no attorney-client relationship' notes in place
- Your Google Maps listing fixed up so you show up on Google and in AI apps like ChatGPT
- Fast, private, no pop-ups, no chat bots and no cookie banner
What it costs
Most law firms start with Growth: Regular price $3,900 Launch price $2,900 to start, then $399 a month. Launch pricing runs through December 31, 2026. Every website includes care: kept updated, backed up and secure, with small changes done within two business days.
Questions law firm owners ask
What does a law firm website cost?
Most small firms fit Growth: $2,900 to start at our launch price (regular $3,900), then $399 a month. That covers a website of up to 12 pages with a page for each practice area and town, fixing up your Google Maps listing, an AI check and fixes, and monthly site care, weekly Google posts, review replies and a report. Half to start, half when you go live. A solo lawyer who needs fewer pages can start with Essentials at $1,650, then $199 a month.
Can you build it in Spanish too?
Yes. A Spanish version of your website is 40% of the site price, and it comes included with our Premium plan (from $4,900 to start plus $699 a month), which also adds a new page or article every month.
Will you follow the attorney advertising rules?
We add the labels and notes most states ask for, like 'Attorney Advertising' and the prior-results line in New York, keep away from words like expert and specialist, and never write results or promises. We're not your ethics counsel, so you review and approve every word before launch.
Can people send me their case details through the site?
We don't recommend it. Our consult request asks only for a name, a phone or email and a good time to call, and says that reaching out doesn't make you their lawyer. If you use an intake or scheduling tool you trust, we link to it.
Do you only work with firms near you?
We're based in Hoboken, New Jersey, and we work with law firms and solo lawyers anywhere in the US by phone and video.
Your turn.
Your move.
Tell us your business name. We'll ask the AI apps about you and send back what they say, free, with screenshots.