Law Firm Website Design

Most Australian law firm websites we build fall between $15,000 and $45,000.

A sole practitioner or boutique firm with three to five practice areas typically lands between $15,000 and $22,000. A multi-partner firm with Clio or LEAP integration sits around $22,000 to $35,000. Multi-office and national firms with client portals and custom intake routing start around $35,000.

Ongoing support runs from $2,500 a month after launch. Every project is quoted at a fixed price after scoping, so the number you sign is the number you pay.

See the full cost breakdown above, or book a Free Strategy Session for a fixed-price proposal on your specific scope.

A typical law firm website takes around 6 to 10 weeks from initial kick-off to final launch. This timeline can vary depending on the size of the site, the number of practice areas, and how quickly we receive your feedback and content approvals.

If you have a specific launch date in mind, such as a rebrand or a new office opening, we’ll map out the timeline early and do everything we can to meet your deadline.

Yes. Design and development are handled by the same in-house team, so there is no handover between a design studio and a separate build partner.

That matters more on legal projects than most. The hard part is rarely the visual design. It is the development behind. Our law firm website development covers custom WordPress builds, migration from an existing site, practice management integration, and ongoing development after launch.

Yes. We regularly integrate law firm websites with Clio, LEAP, Smokeball, Actionstep, FilePro and InfoTrack. Common integrations include contact form routing into matter intake, online appointment booking synced with lawyer calendars, client portal access with document upload, and invoicing workflows.

If your firm uses a less common system, we can almost always build a custom integration using the vendor’s API. Tell us what you use, and we’ll scope it up front.

If you need a site live this month on a small budget, a builder like Squarespace or Clio’s law firm website builder will do the job. They are limited, but they are quick and cheap.

For any firm that needs practice-area depth, practice management integration, or control over its own content, WordPress is the practical choice. It is the most widely used CMS in the world, it connects to Clio, LEAP, Smokeball and Actionstep, and you are not locked into one vendor’s roadmap or price rises.

The real question is not which builder. It is whether you are building a brochure or an intake channel. Builders handle the first. The second needs development.

Every website we build for an Australian law firm is structured to meet the current Legal Profession Uniform Law advertising requirements, your state’s Law Society advertising guidelines, the Australian Solicitors Conduct Rules, and the Australian Privacy Principles.

We handle disclaimers, testimonial handling, cost disclosure wording, comparative claims, and specialisation claims. For content in grey areas, we work with your practice manager or principal to land the right wording before publication.

Yes. Every website we build is tailored to your specific practice areas, ensuring the content, structure and SEO all align with how people search for legal services in your field. Whether you focus on family law, commercial litigation or another area, your site will be set up to improve visibility and attract the right clients in your location and legal niche.

Law firm websites require a unique balance of professionalism, compliance, and trust-building that standard business websites often overlook. The content must reflect legal expertise, the design needs to support credibility, and the structure must make it easy for clients to find the right information quickly.

We also place greater emphasis on ethical considerations, practice-specific content, and user experience tailored to legal services.

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Yes, we provide ongoing support and WordPress maintenance services once your website goes live. This includes updates to your platform, plugins and security features, as well as performance monitoring to ensure your site continues to run smoothly.

We also offer flexible support options to cover content updates, technical help, and minor design adjustments when needed. Our goal is to keep your site up to date, secure and aligned with your firm’s evolving needs, without adding stress to your team.

If you require further assistance, we also offer maintenance and support services in various locations, such as:

• WordPress Support Sydney

• WordPress Support Brisbane

Yes, your website will be built on WordPress, which means it’s designed to be user friendly and easy to manage. You’ll be able to update written content, add new pages, upload blog posts, and make basic changes without needing a developer.

We also provide training and documentation to help your team feel confident using the system. If you ever need help with more advanced changes, our team is always available to assist.

Every site we build is structured for search from the ground up: clean architecture, legal schema, fast Core Web Vitals, and page structure mapped to how clients search for your practice areas. That is part of the build, not a separate charge.

Beyond the build, we take on SEO work where a firm wants it, scoped to what the site actually needs rather than sold as a fixed monthly package. If ongoing search is a priority, raise it in the strategy session and we will scope it properly.

Yes, we can include features like case studies, testimonials and other forms of social proof as part of your website. These elements play an important role in building trust and showing the real-world impact of your law firm.

Whether you want to highlight successful outcomes, share client stories or showcase specific practice area results, we’ll design these sections to fit seamlessly into the overall layout and support your firm’s credibility.

Getting started is simple. Just contact us or give us a call, and we’ll arrange a time to chat about your goals, challenges and what you’re looking for in a new website.