Every client starts
with a question.
Most firm sites never answer it.

The whole site, written and coded from scratch: a home page, the firm story, a bio for each attorney, a page of its own for every practice area you name, contact and intake, and the policy pages a law firm site has to carry. On-page SEO, schema and the sitemap are part of the build, not an upsell. You own the code and the content when it ships.

Because a website is software, and unmaintained software rots. Hosting, SSL, backups, security patching, uptime checks and your small content edits all sit inside the plan. We have seen too many good builds quietly decay into slow, broken, exploited sites a year after launch, and we are not willing to hand one over and walk away. If you want a build with no ongoing relationship, we are honestly the wrong studio.

No. The build stands on its own foundations and plenty of firms stop there. The program is for firms that want to keep competing every month: new pages answering new questions, local search work, links, and a plain-language report on what moved. Start it at launch or a year later — nothing in the build depends on it, and there is no lock-in either way.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who says yes. Nobody controls Google, and a promise of position one is a promise someone else gets to break for them. What we control is the work rankings are earned with: speed, structure, accessibility, and pages that answer real questions better than the pages above you. How fast that pays depends on your market and your competition.

You get one onboarding form — about ten minutes — covering practice areas, attorney details, the areas you serve, any brand assets you already own, and what a good six months would look like. Send it back and the build starts. Most sites launch in two to four weeks, and the single biggest variable is how quickly that form and the content review come back. Your monthly plan starts the day the site goes live, not the day you pay.