Websites for law firms andaccounting offices

In accordance with the Code of Ethics for Attorneys (and similar regulations for legal counsel), references from specific clients listed by name are limited. We most often use anonymous references ("client from the manufacturing industry" + case scope + outcome), case results published in the media, or expert publications instead of traditional testimonials.

If you're just running a business without legal involvement, the rules are more lenient. Therefore, the first step is always a website audit.

Law firm website: PLN 8,000–22,000 net, depending on the number of specializations, expert blog, case description forms, and integration with the law firm management system. Accounting office with price configurator and client panel: PLN 12,000–30,000 net.

After implementation, it usually happens web administration (from PLN 350/month) and positioning for visibility in the premises.

We always prepare technical blogs. Content production (articles of 1500+ words) is handled by either you write it yourself (the best approach for a legal blog, as it requires the authority of a specific attorney), or we collaborate with a specialized legal copywriter to edit the content for you.

We provide publication, SEO optimization of each entry, internal linking and calendar management as part of web administration.

Before making any decision, we conduct a two-hour technical and SEO audit. In approximately 60% of cases, the law firm's website is suitable for a refresh (new content, improved CTAs, structure changes) without having to rebuild it from scratch. In the remaining cases, technical and regulatory issues are usually buried, making it cheaper and safer to simply redesign it. designing a new website.

Yes. We have clients from Warsaw, Wrocław, and the Tricity area, among others. The entire process—from briefing to project approval and training—is conducted hybridly (Zoom + 1-2 in-person meetings, if appropriate). We always tailor SEO to the firm's actual location—without artificially targeting Poznań-based keywords.

Yes - we have a separate department DTP and graphic design, which serves most law firms that use our website. We create consistent visual identities: letterhead, business cards, procedural templates, and layouts for legal opinions and client presentations. It's a single brand both on paper and online.

A typical law firm website project is completed in 4–7 weeks from strategy approval: one week for architecture and content, 1–2 weeks for graphic design, and 2–4 weeks for implementation with a GDPR audit. An accounting firm with a configurator and client dashboard typically takes 6–9 weeks.

The pace depends largely on the speed of acceptance and delivery of substantive content on your side - that's why we establish the brief and schedule on the first call.

Yes. We deliver the website on a CMS with a simple, self-explanatory dashboard and training videos. You can easily add a blog post, update your team, or change contact details without knowing any code.

More complex changes (new specialization subpages, integrations, security issues) usually stay on our side as part of web administration — so as not to compromise compatibility and performance.

We treat performance as a requirement, not an afterthought. We optimize images, limit heavy plugins, use caching, and use lightweight code—we aim for a PageSpeed score of 90+ and load times under 1.5 seconds.

This has a real impact on conversion: in an industry where customers make decisions in 47 seconds, every second of loading means lost queries and a worse position in Google.