Web design for solicitors in Kent, read at a difficult moment
More calls and enquiries, a website that makes you look the part, and none of the technical side to worry about.
Websites for law firms and solicitors across Kent, built for a client choosing you at a genuinely difficult moment. From £100 a month with everything done for you (12-month minimum), or from £800 outright on Wix if you'd rather edit it yourself. Live in as little as two weeks.
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A solicitor's website is read differently to almost any other business site
Most visitors to a solicitor's website are not casually browsing. They're buying a house, going through a divorce, or writing a will after a scare, and the site is the first competent thing they encounter in a stressful process. A site that reads as cold and generic fails at the job that matters: feeling like the right person to help.
Regulation is also a trust signal here in a way it isn't for most trades. An SRA registration number, clearly shown, tells a nervous client this is a real, accountable firm rather than an unregulated 'claims' outfit, and it's surprising how often it's buried in small print or left off entirely.
Fee transparency varies enormously by specialism, and the website needs to reflect that honestly. Conveyancing is genuinely well suited to fixed-fee, published pricing, which cautious house buyers actively look for. Family law and litigation are far harder to price upfront, and a site that pretends otherwise loses credibility the moment the real conversation starts.
What tends to work here
What it costs
What a legal website costs
One question decides it: do you want to edit the website yourself?
No, I'd rather it was done for me
Pay monthly, built on Astro
Get your site online for only £199
£99 setup and your first month, then from £100 a month. 12-month minimum. No VAT to add. SEO kept up every month.
About £3.29 a day for a site that is built properly and looked after. Bought outright, the same level of SEO starts at £1,100, before hosting or changes.
Get my site online for £199Services sites £100 or £200 a month, bookings or ecommerce £150 or £250. Up to 1 or 2 hours of changes a month, unused time does not roll over, bigger work quoted first. 12-month minimum.
Yes, I want to edit it myself
Buy outright on Wix
From £800
Bookings or ecommerce from £1,000. Wix hosting is paid to Wix, in your name, not marked up.
Get a fixed quote for a Wix siteNo VAT to add. Every plan and term on the pricing page →
Proof, not promises
Every one left by a real client on Google, Facebook, Trustpilot or Wix. Nothing here is a quote I chose because it flattered me.
One of them, word for word
“I cannot praise Owen enough, after he worked through the night to meet my launch deadline. The work was excellent and I was more than happy with the website work.”
What I do
What I build for legal businesses
A website that brings in work, and help getting it found on Google.
Web Design
A site built around your registration, named solicitors, and pricing or process clarity matched to each specialism.
From £100 a month (12-month minimum), or from £800 outright. Both routes above
SEO
Ranking for 'solicitor near me' and specialism-specific searches across the towns you actually cover.
From £300
What to fix
Where a solicitor's site loses a nervous client
SRA registration buried or missing
For a client choosing who to trust with something serious, a clearly shown registration number is one of the fastest reassurances a site can give, and it's often left off the page entirely.
A faceless 'my team' page
Choosing a solicitor is choosing a person, not a firm. Real photos and names of the solicitors who'll actually handle the work matter more than a generic corporate bio.
No conveyancing pricing shown
Fixed-fee conveyancing is exactly the kind of work a cautious buyer compares by price, and a site that hides it loses that comparison to whoever published a figure.
One tone used for every specialism
The same crisp, corporate language that works for a commercial dispute reads as cold for someone writing a will after a bereavement. Different work needs a genuinely different voice.
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Timings
Live in as little as two weeks
Before the clock starts
Discovery & quote
A call, competitors, then a fixed price agreed before anything starts.
2 to 4 weeks
Design & build
Where the whole build sits, brochure at the short end, ecommerce at the long one.
Launch day
Launch
Testing, SEO checks, analytics and email all done before it goes live.
After launch
Support
Changes done for you every month on a monthly plan, or 30 days of fixes on a Wix build.
Questions
Legal web design questions
Do you build sites for solicitors outside Medway, like in Canterbury or Tunbridge Wells?+
Yes. I'm based in Gillingham but build across Kent, and the site names the towns you actually cover so Google can match you to searches from each of them.
Can the site show our SRA registration properly?+
Yes, and I'd recommend it clearly rather than buried in the footer. It's one of the fastest trust signals a legal site can give a nervous client.
We do family law and commercial work, can the tone differ by section?+
Yes, and it should. I'd write each specialism's section in the voice that actually suits it, rather than one corporate tone stretched across everything you do.
Should we publish conveyancing fees if other work can't be priced upfront?+
Yes for conveyancing specifically, it's exactly the kind of work cautious buyers compare by published price. Other specialisms can stay on 'get in touch' honestly, without undermining the fixed-fee section.
How is this different from a generic web design agency?+
I build around what actually reassures someone at a difficult moment: named solicitors, visible regulation, and a tone matched to the specialism. A generic agency usually treats every law firm's site the same way.
Nearby
Other trades I build for
Businesses often ask about related trades alongside their own, so here are a few we cover most often.
Solicitors websites across Kent
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