
A website for your law firm, accounting firm or consultancy
Show what you handle, who handles it and how a client takes the first step. The AI writes in a calm, professional tone and uses only the facts you give it.
Templates to start from
Real sites made with our builder. Open one to see it live, then make it yours with AI.
Everything a professional services website needs
Clients compare a few firms before they call. Your site answers their first questions, shows who they will work with and makes the first step easy.
Practice areas
A clear page or block for each area you handle, such as family law, corporate tax or payroll, written from your own description. The AI keeps it precise and adds no services you did not mention.
Team profiles
Each partner, lawyer or adviser gets a profile with photo, role, languages and background. Paste the details or upload a short bio, and the AI writes every profile in the same tone.
Consultation requests
A request form that saves every message in your site's database and emails you, with a confirmation to the client. Or connect Calendly or Cal.com so clients pick a free slot themselves.
Answers to common questions
An FAQ section with the questions clients ask every week, about fees, documents to bring or how long things take. Clients arrive prepared, and you repeat yourself less.
Articles and guides
Short articles that answer real client questions, like how probate works or which costs are deductible. Write them yourself or ask the AI for a draft you check, and each gets its own title and description.
Office, hours and directions
Your address, office hours, phone and email on every page, with a link that opens the route in Google Maps. If you also meet clients online, the AI adds a section for Google Meet calls.
Ideas to try
Pick an idea and it goes into the box at the top. Change the details so it fits your business.
Website for Hale & Moreno, a two-partner law firm in Chicago: family and immigration law, lawyer profiles and a consultation request form
Site for Brennan Accounting in Dublin: bookkeeping, payroll and tax returns for small firms, a fee guide and a Calendly link for a first call
A calm, minimal site for Clara Wu, an independent HR consultant in Seattle: how I work, three sample projects, LinkedIn and a booking page
Website for Desert Sun Mobile Notary in Phoenix: services and fees, the areas I travel to, office hours and a form to request an appointment
How to make a website for your firm
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Step 1
Describe your firm
Write or dictate what you handle, where your office is and who you work for. The AI fills in the name and contacts, then asks up to five short questions that fit your firm.
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Step 2
Add your team and your tone
Upload team photos, your logo or a brochure, and the AI uses them as real content. Pick a sober style and colors from the 9 looks and 16 palettes, or leave both on Automatic.
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Step 3
Publish and link it
Check every text, change anything in plain words or right on the page, then publish with one button. Add the address to your email signature and your letterhead.
Why build it with us
One app for the whole job, from the first sentence to your domain and your visitors.
Ready in a few minutes
Describe your business in your own words. The AI writes the texts, picks the photos and builds every page, and you see the site within a few minutes.
Change anything, your way
Ask the AI in plain words, click and edit right on the page, or open the code. Every change is saved as a restore point.
A site that really works
Forms that keep every message, a database for bookings and orders, emails that go out on their own and the apps you already use.
Free to start
Building and publishing are free on a free address. Premium adds your own domain, removes the badge and covers every site on your account.
Frequently asked questions
Form messages are saved in your site's own database and you read them in your account. They never appear on the published site, and every site runs on HTTPS, so the form is sent over an encrypted connection.
Yes, in two ways. A request form saves each request in your site's database, emails you and sends the client a confirmation. Or connect Calendly or Cal.com, and the booking buttons open your calendar, where clients pick a free time.
Yes. Tell the AI the tone you want, for example formal and plain, and it writes that way. It uses only the facts, fees and contacts you give it, and you can rewrite any sentence yourself by clicking on it.
Yes. The AI writes your site in the language you ask for, and you can ask it for a version in a second language, for example for clients from abroad. You review both before you publish.
Yes, with Premium. Connect your domain, or buy one inside the app, and send and receive email from addresses like [email protected], with an inbox in the app. Without Premium, the site still gets its own email address.
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Make the first step easy for clients
Describe your firm in a few sentences and see a professional site in a few minutes. Publish only when every detail is right.