Business law firm website design that reads like the counsel companies hire
Founders and executives judge a firm by how clearly it presents its services and people. The Legal Executive theme gives a small firm a corporate-grade presence at $0 setup.
What your business law website includes
- Services and industriesFormation, contracts, employment, M&A, litigation: structured pages for each.
- Team and credentialsAttorney profiles with bar admissions, education and representative matters.
- Classic navy-and-gold authoritySplit-ledger hero, practice-area slider and a data-dense trust strip.
- Time, billing and invoicesHourly and flat-fee billing in the included practice management software.
- Domain, hosting and SSL includedOn a domain you own, with automatic security updates and backups. ADA/WCAG 2.2 AA and SEO-ready by default.
Pricing for a business law website
Website design and setup: $0. Domain, hosting, SSL, the practice management platform, AI intake and support: $49 a month. No contracts, 30-day money-back guarantee, and you own the site.
Compare that with a typical agency quote of $3,000 to $15,000 to build a business law website, plus hosting and retainers every month. See how we compare.
Recommended theme: Legal Executive. Classic navy-and-gold authority. A split-ledger hero with a named practice-area slider, a data-dense trust strip and editorial sections for a firm that handles many matter types.
Questions about business law websites
How much does a business law firm website cost?
With LegalWebDesigns, $0 to design and set up and $49 a month for the site, domain, hosting, SSL and the practice management platform. Agencies typically charge $3,000 to $15,000 up front for a business law firm website plus monthly hosting and retainers.
Do I own my business law website?
Yes. It runs on your own domain, the content and data are yours, and you keep everything if you leave. No contracts.
How long until my site is live?
Most firms are live within a few days of sending us their practice areas, attorney bios and logo. You approve a preview before launch.