Accountants
People check the website before they check the letters after your name
A slow theme undercuts the work. I write the site for your services and your town. From £4,500.
You already know ROI. Most firm sites fail it.
The site costs money and runs all day. Either it brings enquiries or it does not. Most accountancy sites do not, because they are the same template as the next practice: tax, bookkeeping, payroll, stock calculators, trusted advisers.
Three or four seconds to load. Buried in local search. People are about to hand you their books. They look at the site first. A generic page does not help.
I write service pages that can actually rank, a team page with real qualifications, and a site that loads. 12 months hosting is in the build.
What you get
Built to get a conversation, not sit there.
- Clear next step
- Service pages, contact that is easy to find, trust bits in the right places.
- A page per service
- Personal tax, corporation tax, bookkeeping, payroll, management accounts, formation. Each with its own search terms.
- Team with the letters
- ACA, ACCA, AAT, what they actually do. People want to know who they will speak to.
- Local search is in the build
- Accounting schema and pages aimed at accountant plus your area.
- It has to be fast
- I aim for 95+ on Lighthouse. Same standard you would expect on the numbers.
Price
Price
From £4,500
A custom accountancy site with proper service and team pages. I quote the rest after I see the brief.
View full pricing- Design written for your practice
- Usually 8 to 12 pages, including services
- Team with qualifications
- Local search and accounting schema
- 12 months hosting and Saffron Analytics
- 30 days of tweaks after launch
Questions I get from practices
How much does an accountant’s website cost?
From £4,500 for design, typically 8 to 12 pages, team, services, and the search foundations. Fixed quote after I see the brief.
Can clients book a first meeting on the site?
Yes. Calendar, a form with the service they care about, or a callback request. Whatever you already use.
Do you write the copy?
I can, as an extra. Many firms send the technical words. I structure the pages for search either way.
How do we look different from the next accountant?
By not using their theme. Fast pages, and copy that talks to the clients you actually want.
Will we rank for accountant near me?
I put in the foundations. That helps against a template. I do not promise a ranking. Ongoing SEO is extra.
If the practice site is the weak link
Send the URL and what you want to change. I will say if I am a fit.