Conveyancer and lawyer websites that win the quote.
People choose a conveyancer or lawyer on trust, and they judge it in seconds. We build sites for small firms that look established, explain the process in plain English and make asking for a fixed fee easy.
That's the whole form.
Three tabs open. You're the one they closed.
Buyers, sellers and clients shop around. The firm that feels safest and clearest gets the call.
- The site looks like a riskAn old template, a stock photo of a gavel, no names. When they're about to hand over the biggest purchase of their life, dated looks read as careless.
- They can't find out the cost"Contact us for a quote" with a long form and no idea when you'll reply. The firm that makes a fixed fee easy to ask for gets the job.
- You don't show up where they liveThey search for a conveyancer in their suburb and your site has one generic page. A competitor with a page for that area gets the click.
A conveyancing site, running.
LiveHartley Conveyancing
A concept we built to show how a small firm can look as solid as a big one. Press play and scroll through it.
- A contract that writes and signs itself as the page opens
- A settlement countdown that runs with the scroll
- The steps of a sale explained before anyone has to ask
Built to earn trust before the first call.
Trust signals up front
Your licence or practising details, memberships, the people behind the firm and how long you've been doing this. Shown plainly, not buried in an About page.
A fixed-fee quote form
Three quick questions, not twelve. It tells you what they need, tells them when you'll reply, and lands in your inbox ready to quote.
Suburb and service pages
Pages for the areas you actually work in and the matters you actually take, each written properly, so local searches find you. See local SEO.
The process in plain English
From contract review to settlement day, or from first meeting to final letter. Clients who know what's coming ring you less and trust you more.
Guides that answer the 11pm question
Cooling-off periods, stamp duty, what a vendor statement or contract of sale says. Short, useful pages people find while researching and remember when they're ready.
Read your firm's new site before you sign anything.
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Free homepage preview
Send us your firm name, what you practise and where. We draft a working homepage in your voice.
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You love it
Check every word. We revise until it's accurate and sounds like your firm, not a brochure.
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It goes live
We build the service and area pages, set up the quote form and launch. No obligation until you say yes.
Firms ask.
Do you write the legal content, or do we?
We write clear, plain-English drafts of every page, and you check them. You know the law; we know how to make it readable. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.
Can the quote form show our fees automatically?
It can either show a fixed fee for common matters or collect the details so you reply with a quote. Most small firms start with the second and add set fees once they see which requests come in most.
Where do quote requests go?
Straight to your inbox, laid out with the answers the client gave, so you can reply with a number without a back-and-forth. If you use practice management software, we can send them there too.
Why do we need suburb pages?
People search for a conveyancer or lawyer in the area they live or are buying in. A well-written page for each area you genuinely serve gives Google a clear reason to show you there. We write each one properly, never copy-and-paste pages.
Can you guarantee we'll rank first for "conveyancer near me"?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We build the site the way search engines expect and keep it consistent with your Google profile, which gives you the best fair chance. Details on local SEO.
What does a website for a law firm cost?
Our fees are fixed too: a setup fee and a monthly fee, set out on the pricing page. The first homepage costs you nothing.
Look like the firm they trust.
We'll draft your new homepage free. Read it, check it, then decide.