Does my marketing need to be SRA-compliant?
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Yes, and it's stricter than most agencies realise. No comparative claims you can't substantiate, no testimonials about contentious work without consent, no implying outcomes you can't deliver. We write the copy with these rules in mind, and we'll happily review against your firm's own marketing policy before going live.
Will my law firm rank above bigger competitors?
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On local terms (your town, your practice area), often yes, and that's where we focus. On generic national terms like 'divorce solicitor UK', not quickly: the national firms have spent years and serious money on those. We build around the searches you can realistically win, where the enquiries are usually better quality anyway.
Can you integrate with our practice management system?
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Usually, yes. Clio, LEAP, Actionstep and most of the others have an API or a Zapier/Make connector. Tell us what you use and we'll confirm exactly what's possible before we quote.
How long does a solicitor website take to build?
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A Studio build goes live in 14 days once your branding and practice area details are in, with time built in for sign-off. Bespoke multi-office builds run 6-12 weeks. You get a fixed delivery date in the quote.
Do you build the SRA badge and transparency pages?
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Yes, as standard. The SRA digital badge, your complaints procedure, and the price and service information the Transparency Rules require for areas like conveyancing and probate. They're built as proper pages that read well, not PDFs bolted on at the end.
Do you handle GDPR and confidentiality requirements?
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Yes. Enquiry forms submit securely, data is stored in UK or EU regions, retention rules are agreed with you, and we provide the privacy notice and cookie banner wording for your DPO to sign off. We keep third-party trackers off enquiry forms entirely.
Do you only work with firms in London and Surrey?
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No, we build solicitor websites for firms across the UK and most of the work happens over video. We're based in Twickenham, so firms in London and Surrey can meet us in person whenever it's useful.
What about reviews and testimonials, what's allowed?
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Reviews are allowed, with consent and anonymisation where appropriate. Direct quotes about specific contested matters are risky. We'll guide you on what to publish, how to source it, and how to display it (Google reviews, Trustpilot, ReviewSolicitors) so it builds trust without crossing the SRA line.