For web designers who sell to law firms

A law firm site you can sell this week.

A law firm's one-page site: a blue guilloché fountain pen uncaps across a black opener as you scroll, pixel dissolves open a blue colonnade and turn the page white, then a rolling practice cube, a drifting partner spread, rolling results and a blue close where the pen caps itself.

Law Firm preview

What to charge

$2,500–5,000

$2,500–5,000 for the one-page site with their partners, practices and results; $5,000–8,000 with a page per practice area and per partner, a consultation-booking form (Calendly or Cal.com) and an intake email. Law firms pay more than most local businesses for a site because a single new client is worth thousands to them.

Typical freelance range for small and mid-size law firms (2–15 lawyers) whose website is a ten-year-old template or a directory listing: business litigation, real estate, employment, family and estate firms. Not a promise of income

Who buys it

Small and mid-size law firms (2–15 lawyers) whose website is a ten-year-old template or a directory listing: business litigation, real estate, employment, family and estate firms.

1Paste one prompt

Your agent builds the law firm site section by section, the same evening. Or download the working project.

2Make it theirs

Every photo slot is named, and its prompt shows the light to match, so the client's own photos drop straight in.

3Call and send the film

Find law firms on Google Maps, call, and send the preview film. Members get the searches and the 30-second pitch.

Every site in the library, yearly, $349.

One law firm client pays for it many times over. Or get just this site with a site pack, $79.