How much does a law firm website cost?+
With PointClick, a new custom website has no upfront fee. It's part of the PointClick Client System, which starts at $2,500/month and also covers SEO, your Google Business Profile, reviews, social media, hosting and monthly reporting. If you only need your current site to bring in more calls, the Website Conversion Fix is a one-off project at $1,500.
Do I own my website?+
Yes. Your domain, content and Google Business Profile are yours from day one, and a website we build with no upfront fee is yours to keep from your third month. We build the site for your firm, not as a rental, and the terms set out the details in writing before you sign anything. Ask us anything about them on your free Growth Audit call.
What happens to my website if I leave?+
If you leave in your third month or later, the website is yours: we give you a full backup and help you move it. If you're refunded in the first 30 days, the new design stays with us, but you keep the audit and the 90-day plan. Your domain, content and Google Business Profile stay yours either way.
Can you keep and improve my current website instead?+
Yes, at the same price. If your site is in good shape, we'll keep it and improve it: speed, calls to action, forms, practice-area pages and search setup. If it's holding you back, we'll design and build a new one. We'll tell you which we recommend after the free Growth Audit, and why.
How long does a new law firm website take?+
Most sites launch in 4 to 6 weeks. Many agencies quote three months or more. We're quicker because of how we work, not because we skip steps: a proven process, one guided intake that gathers everything in a single pass, and a team that builds with modern tools. You still review every page before it goes live. The biggest variable is how quickly we get your approvals and attorney details. We keep that easy: one guided session to collect access, and short videos for each approval instead of meetings.
Will a new website hurt my Google rankings?+
It shouldn't, and we plan the move so it doesn't. Before launch, we map every page that brings in traffic today to its new address, set up redirects, carry over titles and content that rank, and check Search Console after launch. Ranking drops after a redesign usually come from skipping those steps.
Do you make law firm websites accessible?+
Yes. We build and test sites against WCAG 2.2 AA and fix issues when they're reported. That means real work on contrast, headings, keyboard use, form labels and image text, not a widget bolted on at the end. No one can promise a site is free of every issue, so we test and keep fixing.