Law firm web design

Law firm web design that turns searches into consultations

Websites for solo attorneys and small practices: one page per practice area, bios that show credentials, and a consultation path that works on a phone. Managed websites $349/mo with a $0 build fee, or own the site outright from $199.

Quick answer

Intuico Digital designs websites for small law firms and solo attorneys: practice-area pages, attorney bios, consultation forms, and mobile-first layouts, built to the advertising rules your state bar sets. Published pricing: managed websites $349/month with a $0 build fee, handoff builds from $199, custom builds from $2,500. Legal work in the portfolio includes the Bauer Law website and GB Law.

Founded

2020

Managed website

$349/mo, $0 build fee

Build + handoff

$199 / $399–$599

Custom builds

From $2,500

Why legal sites are different

A law firm website has one job: get the consultation booked

Someone searching for a lawyer is usually stressed, on a phone, and comparing three firms in a few minutes. They want to know what you handle, whether you have done it before, what it costs to talk to you, and how to reach you now. A homepage full of stock gavels answers none of that.

We build around that visitor: a practice-area page for each service you want to be found for, a bio page that reads like a credential sheet, and a consultation path that is one tap away on every page.

  • One practice-area page per service, written in the words clients use rather than statute names
  • Attorney bios with bar admissions, education, and the kinds of matters you handle
  • Consultation request form and click-to-call on every page, with a free or paid consultation stated plainly
  • Disclaimers and testimonial handling placed where your jurisdiction expects them
  • Fast mobile layouts, because most legal searches start on a phone

What you get

Pages, intake, and the technical basics done right

Every law firm site we build ships with the structure Google needs to understand what the firm does and where it practices: clean URLs, service and attorney schema, a Google Business Profile that matches the site, and page speed that passes Core Web Vitals.

Practice-area pages

Family law, estate planning, real estate, immigration, criminal defense, or whatever you handle. Each page answers what, who, how, and what it costs to start.

Attorney profiles

Headshot, admissions, education, memberships, and a short plain-language statement of who you help.

Consultation path

Form, phone, and optional scheduling link, with intake fields matched to how your office qualifies new matters.

Local search foundation

Google Business Profile checkup, consistent name, address and phone, and location pages when you serve more than one county.

Two ways to buy

Managed for $349 a month, or own it outright

The Managed Website plan is the fit for most small firms: custom design, hosting, SSL, maintenance, and a queue for small updates such as a new practice area or an attorney joining, for $349 a month with nothing to build up front. If you prefer to own and host the site yourself, build-and-handoff sites run $199 or $399–$599 one time, and custom builds with portals or many pages start at $2,500.

Firms in the Chicago area can also read the Chicago web design page and the website cost guide for first-year totals.

Proof

Reviews from the people who hired us

Quotes come from client reviews on Google and Facebook, and results come from case studies the client approved. We do not invent local case studies.

“My experience working with AJ and Intuico was nothing less than exceptional! As a business owner myself, I expect a certain level of professionalism and service. He was extremely timely, responsive, and professional.”

Emily K, CEO, JobWorx Consulting
See the Bauer Law site and other work

“The team at Intuico was great to work with on developing our website. They stayed within the budget and timeframes. They were extremely responsive to our requests.”

Shelly Banks, Operations, St. Chrysostom's Church, Chicago

Website pricing

Managed websites $349/mo with a $0 build fee. Build and handoff estimates: $199 / $399–$599 / $2,500+. A written proposal confirms the final plan, features, schedule, and recurring charges.

Managed Website

$349/mo

$0 build fee · Month-to-month, cancel anytime

A custom website for one business and one location, built and kept current by our team. Submit small updates anytime; we work through them one at a time.

See the full plan
  • Custom design, up to 15 marketing pages
  • Mobile and desktop layouts
  • Hosting, SSL and ongoing maintenance
  • Forms and booking connection
  • Unlimited eligible small-update requests
  • One active update at a time
  • Google Business Profile setup or checkup
  • Basic on-page SEO foundations

Local Marketing Add-on: +$149/mo for ongoing Google Business Profile care and directory sync, so your hours, address and phone stay accurate across Google Maps, Apple Maps, Yelp and other listings. See the add-on

Prefer to own the site outright?

Questions and answers

Law firm website FAQ

These answers match the published plan terms. The written proposal controls the final scope.

How much does a law firm website cost?

Managed websites are $349 per month with a $0 build fee, month-to-month, cancel anytime. To own the site outright, build and handoff estimates are $199 for Starter and $399–$599 for Growth. Custom builds with intake forms, client portals, or many practice-area pages start at $2,500. A written proposal confirms the scope and price.

What pages does a small law firm website need?

One page per practice area you want to be found for, an attorney bio page with credentials and bar admissions, a results or testimonials page where your state bar rules allow it, a clear contact and consultation page, and a short FAQ that answers fee and process questions. Blog posts help only when they answer real client questions.

Can you keep the site compliant with attorney advertising rules?

We build the structure and write around the rules you give us: disclaimers, no outcome guarantees, and testimonial placement that matches your jurisdiction. Your firm remains responsible for reviewing final copy against its state bar advertising rules. We do not provide legal advice about those rules.

Do you have law firm web design experience?

Yes. The Intuico portfolio includes the Bauer Law website, and GB Law is among the firm logos shown on the homepage. Both are small practices, which is the size of firm this page is written for. Public work is on the work page.

Can the website take consultation requests and intake?

Yes. Every site includes a contact form that emails the firm, and we can add a consultation request form, click-to-call, and links to scheduling tools. Secure client portals and case management integrations are custom work and are quoted after we see which software the firm runs.

How long does a law firm website take to build?

Most firm sites launch in about two to three weeks once bios, practice-area copy, and headshots are ready. Attorney review of the copy is usually the slowest step, so we send pages for review as they are built rather than at the end.

Does the site include SEO?

The Managed Website plan includes basic on-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, and a Google Business Profile checkup. Ongoing search work for competitive practice areas is a separate monthly SEO plan from $500. No agency can guarantee a Google ranking for terms like "personal injury lawyer".

How do I get started?

Use the contact form, call 312-661-5726, or email hello@intuicodigital.com. Share your current site, practice areas, the markets you serve, and whether you want a managed plan or to own the site outright.

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