Website builder for Lawyers & Law Firms
A law firm site without the agency invoice
Small firms routinely pay agencies four figures a month for a site they could maintain themselves. Ajify covers what actually matters — practice areas, who you are, how to reach you — and lets you add a page when you take on a new area of work.
Solo attorneys and small law firms need the same structure: a page per practice area, honest fee information and bios that read like people.
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What Lawyers & Law Firms get
Practice area pages
One page per area, which is also how prospective clients search.
Attorney bios
Bar admissions, education and background per lawyer.
Case results and testimonials
Where your jurisdiction's advertising rules permit.
Consultation requests
Capture matter type and contact details.
How to build a website for lawyers & law firms
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One page per practice area
Nobody searches for "law firm". They search for a specific problem. A page per area is how you match those searches.
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Write for the client, not the bench
Someone facing their first legal problem does not know the terminology. Explain the process in plain words and what happens next.
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Say how you charge
Hourly, fixed fee, contingency, free consultation. Cost is the biggest source of anxiety and the most common reason people delay calling.
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Make the bios human
Bar admissions and education matter, but so does why you took this work. People retain a person, not a firm.
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Check your bar rules before publishing results
Advertising rules on case results and testimonials vary by jurisdiction and are strictly enforced. Confirm before it goes live.
What your site needs
- A page for each practice area
- Attorney bios with bar admissions and jurisdictions
- How you charge, stated plainly
- Any disclaimers your bar requires
- Office address and service jurisdictions
- Consultation request form
- A clear statement that contact does not create attorney-client relationship
Mistakes that cost lawyers & law firms enquiries
One page listing every practice area
It matches no specific search well and reads as generalist to someone with a specific problem.
No indication of cost
People avoid calling lawyers because they fear the meter starting. Silence on fees makes that worse.
Publishing results without checking rules
Case-result advertising is regulated and varies by state. Getting it wrong is a bar complaint, not a marketing issue.
Common questions
What is the best website builder for a law firm?
The best website builder for lawyers is one that lets you add a practice area page yourself when you take on new work. Ajify does, without an agency retainer. Check your bar advertising rules before publishing case results.
Will this meet bar advertising rules?
You control all the copy, so you can include whatever disclaimers your jurisdiction requires. Check your state bar rules — they vary, and compliance is on you.
Can each attorney have a page?
Yes, with their own bio and direct contact details.
Is a form secure enough for enquiries?
Use it for initial contact only. Move privileged detail into your case-management system.
Prospective clients are anxious, unfamiliar with the process and worried about cost. A site that names the specific problem, explains what happens next and is honest about fees will convert better than a more polished one that leaves all three unanswered.
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