Wix vs WordPress for Law Firms: A Straight Comparison
Wix and WordPress come up constantly in the same breath, but they are fundamentally different tools solving different problems. This is a straight, practical comparison specifically for law firm use — not a general web design opinion piece. The Core Difference Wix is a closed, hosted platform — you build within Wix’s system, on Wix’s […]
Squarespace for Law Firms: Where It Works and Where It Breaks
Squarespace consistently ranks as one of the better DIY options for attorneys in our broader comparison of the best website builder for lawyers — but “better than the alternatives” and “good enough for your firm” are different questions. This guide goes deeper specifically on Squarespace: where it genuinely holds up for a law firm site, […]
Website Budget: Solo Attorney vs Multi-Partner Firm
The build cost is only one line in a firm’s actual website budget — hosting, maintenance, and any ongoing content or marketing work sit on top of it every year after. This guide breaks the full annual budget down by firm size, not just the one-time build number covered in our law firm website development […]
The Hidden Costs of a Law Firm Website Nobody Quotes You
The quote you receive for a law firm website is rarely the total you end up paying over the life of that site. Between renewal fees, expiring introductory pricing, and costs that only surface once something breaks, the real number is often meaningfully higher than the upfront figure. For the full breakdown of what a […]
Is a $500 Lawyer Website Worth It? An Honest Answer
Somewhere between a DIY builder and a full specialist build sits the $500 quote — a freelancer on a marketplace, a “we’ll build it in a weekend” offer, or a bare-bones package from a generalist agency. It is tempting for a solo attorney watching every dollar. The honest question is not whether $500 can produce […]
Why WordPress Wins for Law Firm Websites
If you have read through the full law firm website development process, you already know WordPress sits at the center of the stack we recommend. This is why: not brand loyalty, but a genuine comparison of what each platform can and cannot do for a legal website specifically. The Platform Landscape: WordPress vs the Alternatives […]