What does a website for law firms need?
The essentials every PageSimple site for law firms is built around, on top of the fast, mobile-ready foundation every page gets:
Practice areas, in plain words
Family law, personal injury, estate planning: named the way clients search for them, not in legal jargon.
A clear consultation path
One obvious way to request a consultation, plus a tap-to-call number for people in a hurry.
Attorney profiles
Real photos, bar admissions and experience. Clients hire people, not logos.
Where you practice
Your office location and the courts or areas you serve, so local searches find you.
The right disclaimers
Space for the attorney-advertising and no-attorney-client-relationship notices your state may require.
A calm, confident design
Restraint reads as competence. Clutter and stock gavels don’t.
Common website mistakes we fix
- Listing every possible practice area instead of the work you want
- A contact form that invites people to send confidential case details
- Stock photos of gavels and scales instead of your attorneys
- No phone number visible on mobile
- Outdated attorney bios or old office addresses
What does it cost?
The same flat price as every PageSimple site, whether it’s your first website or a redesign: $1,000 for the design, build and launch, then $5 a month for hosting, updates and support. Most sites go live in 5 to 7 days. See everything that’s included. For how that compares, here’s what law firm websites cost in 2026.
Guides to read before you decide
- Lawyer Website Redesign: How to Rebuild Without Losing Clients or Rankings: A practical guide to a lawyer website redesign: when your firm needs one, how to keep search rankings, and which advertising rules to review before launch.
- Law Firm Website Design: 6 Examples and What Makes Them Work: Law firm website design examples in six styles, what a lawyer’s homepage needs on the first screen, and how to match a design to your practice area.
- SEO for Law Firms: How Small Practices Can Compete With Bigger Firms: SEO for law firms on a small budget: narrow the practice and the place, earn local trust, and check your state’s advertising rules first.
Frequently asked questions
- Does a law firm need a big website to rank?
- Not necessarily. Many small firms do well with a focused page that clearly names their practice areas and location, backed by a complete Google Business Profile and genuine reviews. Firms covering many practice areas may benefit from more pages.
- Can you add attorney-advertising disclaimers?
- Yes. We include whatever disclaimers you provide, such as an attorney-advertising notice or a statement that contacting the firm doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship. Your firm decides the wording your state bar requires.
- Should the contact form ask about the case?
- Keep it short: name, contact details and a brief note about the type of matter. Ask visitors not to send confidential details until a conflict check is done.
- Do you offer SEO for law firms?
- Yes. We can add local SEO and practice-area pages to a new or existing site, quoted after we review your current setup. We don’t guarantee rankings, and your firm reviews all content against its state’s advertising rules.
- Can you redesign my existing lawyer website?
- Yes. A one-page redesign is a flat $1,000. If your practice-area pages already rank, we’d keep them and quote a multi-page rebuild after reviewing your site, with redirects for anything that moves.
- Can I see law firm designs before deciding?
- Yes. Our gallery has ten law firm homepage concepts, from quiet minimalism to bold editorial, and you can pick one to build on.
- Do I need an existing website?
- No. If you don’t have a website yet, we build your first one from scratch, for the same flat $1,000 and in the same 5 to 7 days. If you do have one, we redesign it and carry over what’s worth keeping. Either way, the page is written for law firms.
Work with PageSimple
A clearer website, live in about a week.
We rebuild small-business sites into clean, focused landing pages. A flat $1,000 redesign, then $5/month for hosting and care.





