Firms pay $44 a click
for these words.
That is what the auction charges for 'law firm website design.' I would rather show you the work: a complete demonstration build for a Louisville firm, live on a public URL, built end to end here.
Builds
From $7,500, about six weeks
Audit
$500-$1,500, credited to a build
Handoff
Everything, always
- The proof, first
A firm site,
already built.
The demonstration build carries what a firm site actually needs: practice-area architecture, attorney profiles, the trust register, and a restrained WebGL hero that reads as authority rather than decoration. It is one plate in a catalog of live builds.
- Asked plainly
Three questions,
straight answers.
- What does a law-firm website cost here?
- Builds start at $7,500 and land on a working URL in about six weeks. The audit that sizes one is $500 to $1,500 and credits in full against the build. Your own number is quoted once, after a short conversation.
- Can I see a law-firm build before talking to you?
- Yes - a complete demonstration build for a Louisville firm is live: geometric WebGL hero, practice-area structure, attorney profiles, the trust register a firm site needs. Open it, click through it, view source.
- What happens if I leave?
- Nothing. You already have it - the code, the domain, the content, the analytics and the ad account. There is no platform to be locked out of, because I never put you on one.
- On contact. Taking work now.
Bring the brief.
I'll bring the receipts.
Have a site? Send the URL and I come back with what I see. No site yet? Tell me what the business does and what it needs, and the reply starts with questions, not a pitch. Either way, you hear back within one business day.