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A law firm or solicitor's website sits in the same price range as most professional-services sites. What changes isn't the price, it's what the site has to prove before anyone picks up the phone.
Here's what a law firm website actually costs, why the brief is different, and where firms end up overpaying.
Hosting and care from $97/month + GST, including small content updates when a practice area or team member changes.
Nobody hires a solicitor cold. They get a name from a colleague, a referral, a directory listing, and then they check. That checking happens in under two minutes, on a phone, usually before a first call.
The site's whole job is surviving that check: confirming the firm is real, current, and handles the actual matter type, not a vague "commercial law" catch-all. A law firm website that nails specificity and proof beats a slicker one that reads like a brochure.
Three things, in the order a referral-checker looks for them: exactly what matters you handle (not practice-area buzzwords, the real scope), who they'll actually deal with (name, photo, credentials, not "our experienced team"), and a way to get in touch that doesn't dead-end in a generic contact form.
We cover the full checklist in a companion piece: what a law firm website should include.
Legal-specific agencies sometimes price on the assumption that "law firm" automatically means five figures. It doesn't. The thinking that actually matters (matter clarity, credibility, a working contact path) costs the same to do properly whether the client is a sole practitioner or a mid-size firm.
If a quote is well above our range, ask exactly what the extra buys. Sometimes there's a real answer. Often there isn't.
Landing pages from $700, most full sites between $1,900 and $3,800. Beyond that you're usually paying for agency overhead, not a better result for a referral-checking client.
No. The content strategy is different (matter specificity, credentials, referral-proofing), but the build itself doesn't need to cost more.
Precise practice-area scope, real bios with credentials, and a contact path that reaches a person, not a form that goes to a void.
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