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Professional services website design Websites for firms that sell trust.
When you sell advice, your website is the first piece of evidence. A prospective client reads it for signs that you are serious, that you understand their problem and that they will not be talked down to. Professional services website design is mostly restraint: clear writing, calm layout and nothing that feels like a sales trick.
How we approach professional services website design
We build sites for law firms, consultants, accountants, advisers and coaches. The aim is a site that explains what you do, shows how you work and makes it easy for the right people to get in touch.
What a good professional services website has to do
Credibility through restraint
A confident firm does not shout. We use typography, spacing and plain language to signal care and competence, and we avoid claims we cannot back up.
Services written for the client
Each service page says who it is for, what the problem looks like and how you approach it. A reader should recognise their own situation within the first paragraph.
An enquiry form that qualifies
A good intake form saves time on both sides. For a law firm it can respect conflicts review; for a consultant it can ask for scope and timing. Either way it sends you an email at once and confirms to the sender.
What we build
- Practice or service pages written around client problems
- Partner and team profiles with the detail clients look for
- Insight or article sections that show how you think
- Enquiry forms that capture what you need to reply well
- Fast, accessible, mobile-ready pages
- Local and service search groundwork: titles, descriptions and schema
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What it costs
Prices are published. Every project starts with a free working draft, so you see the site before you pay.
| Service | What to expect | From |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page designLive within 24 hours of brief approval | Live within 24 hours of brief approval | $200 |
| Website templates, adapted to your brandAdapted within a day | Adapted within a day | $250 |
| UI/UX designFirst key screen free in 6–12 hours | First key screen free in 6–12 hours | $500 |
| Small business websiteUsually live in one to two weeks | Usually live in one to two weeks | $600 |
| Web development (Next.js)Scoped per project after the free draft | Scoped per project after the free draft | $1,000 |
| Mobile app developmentFocused MVP: design first, then build | Focused MVP: design first, then build | $2,000 |
| Website maintenanceMonth to month, no lock-in | Month to month, no lock-in | $90 / month |
Every project starts with a free working draft in 6–12 hours. Payment is 50% to begin the build and 50% at launch.
The people you'll work with
About the studio →
Iftekhar Newaz
Founder & CEO
Works on your project directly. No account manager in between.
Anika Mehjabin
COO & CMO
Works on your project directly. No account manager in between.
Supported by a small group of senior developers who build alongside the founders.
Professional services website design: your questions
How much does a law firm or consultancy website cost?
A focused professional services website starts from $600. Larger sites with many practice areas or an article section are scoped per project. You see a free working draft first.
Can the enquiry form handle conflict checks?
We can build the intake so it asks for the details your conflicts process needs, such as the parties involved, and sends them to you by email. The conflicts check itself remains your process.
Can I publish articles on my website?
Yes. We build an editable insights section, so you can publish articles and see them linked from your service pages.
Do you write the copy?
First-draft copy is included. We write it from a conversation with you, and you refine it with us, because you know your clients' language better than we do.
Talk about your professional services website
Send a few lines. We reply by email, and the first working draft is free.
Free first draft · 6 to 12 hours · no contract