Two attorneys ask the same agency for a website. One pays $1,997 once and owns the site outright. The other pays $99 a month and never stops paying. Both end
You get a number. $2,500. $5,000. $9,000. But that single figure hides at least four separate costs bundled together — and firms rarely find out which parts they actually needed
Solo attorneys have a different set of website needs than large firms — and a different set of constraints. The budget is usually tighter, the decision-making is faster (one person,
This is one of the most common questions attorneys ask before starting a website project — and one of the most inconsistently answered. Timelines quoted by web design agencies range
When attorneys start thinking about a new website, one of the first things they do is look at what other law firms have built. This is a reasonable instinct —
Most law firm websites are built to look good. Very few are built to rank on Google. The difference between the two is not mysterious — it comes down to