Website for accountants
An accounting site that books advisory clients.
Built for CPAs and small firms. Niche pages that capture SaaS founders, real estate investors, or dental practices. The form qualifies before the call, so you spend time on $5k engagements instead of $300 returns.
Sound familiar?
Most accounting firm websites have the same problems.
Tax season shoppers don't convert
Jan to April is when clients shop CPAs. Your homepage talks about 30 years of experience and they bounce.
Your niche isn't on the homepage
You do great work with SaaS founders or dentists. The site sells "tax and accounting services" like everyone else.
You sell compliance, not advisory
Tax returns are 1x margin. Advisory is 3x. The site books returns because that's all it talks about.
Referrals come in, the site doesn't pull
Existing clients send their friends. The site has no reviews, no proof, no reason for the referral to call instead of shop around.
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23 minutes on a real client site: what makes a visitor stop comparing firms and send the inquiry instead.
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23 minutes on a real client site: where the inquiry button sits, what the form asks before anyone picks up the phone, and why a visitor stops shopping around on that page. Opens the moment you send this.
7 days to build · 24h to change anything · the website is yours
Built and run by a 20-year marketer. Trusted by businesses like:


Two things costing your firm first meetings
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Never buy a website that only looks professional.
Slow to load? They are reading another firm.
Real results from real clients
Three published case studies, with dates and the numbers each page stands behind. See all case studies.
For “concrete cesspits”, from a brand-new site
Concrete tanks: read the case study →Cost per lead, May–Aug 2025 vs 2026
Pest control: read the case study →186 listings signed, 1 Jan – 26 Apr 2026
Real estate: read the case study →After previous cooperation with another marketing agency that was almost without results, we achieved greater results here after just a few weeks than with the previous agency in six months.
The guys know what they're doing, which is very valuable these days. We've been working together for 6 months and the results are great.
A website with one job: the first meeting
Nobody picks a firm from a homepage that opens with years of experience and a photo of a calculator. The site has one job: turn the owner weighing up two or three firms into an inquiry sitting in your inbox.
- One clear action on every page. Call, quote request or booking. Nothing competes with it, so visitors always know the next step.
- Tracking from day one. You see how many inquiries the site produced this month and which page each one came from. No more guessing.
- Most changes live within 24 hours. Your copy, prices and offers move when you say so. Most agencies measure that in weeks.
- Ready for ads. The day you decide to run Google or Meta ads, the site is already built to convert those clicks instead of wasting them.
- Fast, and built for phones first. Because that is where your customers find you.
How we build
Fast on a phone, built for the call.
Static pages served from a global CDN, designed mobile first, with the phone number and the booking button on every screen.
Same money. Three very different websites.
Build it yourself and a page builder eats the evenings either side of a filing deadline, and you still finish with a brochure. Hire a typical agency and you sign a 12-month contract, join a change queue and end up on a site somebody else holds the keys to. Or you buy this one: live in a week, changed in a day, owned by the firm.
| What matters | Oursdone-for-you | DIY builder | Typical agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live in 7 days | ✓ | weeks of your nights | 6 to 8 weeks |
| Built to rank on Google | ✓ | × | sometimes |
| Tap-to-call + booking on every page | ✓ | you wire it | maybe |
| Trust signals done right | ✓ | × | template |
| Changes shipped in 24 hours | ✓ | do it yourself | dev queue |
| You own everything | ✓ | ✓ | often locked in |
| No contracts or lock-in | ✓ | ✓ | × |
| Real human support | ✓ | forums | ticket queue |
| Priced on the page | ✓ | ✓ | quotes + proposals |
Want to see the difference on a real site? Watch the 23-minute walkthrough.
How it works
30 minutes on Google Meet. We look at your current site and at the work you want more of, whether that is monthly fee clients or one kind of business you are good with. You leave with a plan either way.
Fixed scope. Pages for the services you actually sell and for the clients you want more of, copy written for the person comparing firms, your credentials and reviews where they can be seen, and an inquiry form that asks what you need before a first meeting. Live in 7 days.
A new service page, a change to how you describe your fees, a note before a filing deadline. You message us and most changes are live within 24 hours. No CMS to learn, no dev queue, no extra invoice.
Pricing
Pricing on the page. No quotes, no proposals.
You pay once for the build and you own everything. No contracts, no lock-in.
Everything you need to look professional and convert visitors into booked calls.
Watch what you get, then buy- Mobile-first design
- Conversion-focused layout
- Fast on mobile, built mobile-first
- Changes shipped within 24 hours
- Live on your own domain
- Free SSL + global Cloudflare CDN
- Sitemap, meta tags, Open Graph cards
- Cookie banner (GDPR-compliant)
For owners who want consistent growth, not just a website. We bring more, you decide less.
I want this, let's call- Lead generation setup (forms + lead routing)
- Custom branding (logo refinement, color system)
- Deeper SEO (per-service pages, schema markup)
- Photo direction or full photo set on request
- Google Analytics 4 + GTM wired in
- Conversion tracking for calls and forms
- Facebook Pixel / Google Ads pixel ready
- Newsletter integration (Supabase or Mailchimp)
- Copywriting included (we write, you approve)
- Real Google reviews carousel
- Before/after gallery setup
- Service-area + city pages for local SEO
- Support answers within 24 hours
- Most edits live in 24 hours
- Monthly check-in for the first 3 months
- Quarterly performance report
Not sure what you would be paying for? See a finished site in 23 minutes before you book, or read the case studies with dated results.
Tech specs (for geeks) What's actually under the hood - FrameworkAstro 5 + TypeScript (static, no server)
- HostingCloudflare Pages (global CDN, free SSL)
- PerformanceStatic pages on a global CDN, built mobile-first
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- ResponsiveYes (mobile-first design)
- SEOSitemap + JSON-LD structured data + Open Graph
- AnalyticsGoogle Analytics 4 via GTM, Consent Mode v2
- Cookie bannerGDPR-compliant, custom (no paid CMP)
- FormsCloudflare Pages Functions + Supabase
- ContentManaged for you, changes shipped in 24h
- CodeTypeScript, hand-written, transferable
- Hosting cost$0/mo on Cloudflare free tier (you own the bill)
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with Michal
30 minutes on Google Meet. Pick a time that misses your client meetings and the invite lands in your inbox straight away. We go through your current site and the clients you want more of, and you leave with a clear plan, whether we build it or not.
20+ years in online marketing, and he leads the work himself.
Pick a time
30 minutes on Google Meet with Michal. Have your current site open and we go through what a visitor sees before they decide to inquire.
Book a free callNothing suits? Send a message with two times that work and Michal takes the first one free.
Questions accounting firm owners ask before they buy
How long does it take to build an accounting firm website?
Seven days from the kickoff call. The design system and the structure are already built, so the week goes on your words, not on plumbing. You bring photos of the team, your credentials, the services you want on the page and how you want fees described. We write the copy, you approve it, and it goes live on your own domain in 7 days.
What does it cost, and do we own the site afterwards?
$2399£1,899 for the Standard website, $7500£5,900 for the Growth website, both on the page above, no proposals. You pay once for the build and you own everything: the domain, the site, the copy, the inquiry data. There is no 12-month contract and no lock-in. If you want us to keep looking after it and shipping changes afterwards, that is a monthly arrangement you can stop, and the website stays yours either way.
We are strong with certain kinds of client. Can the site say so?
That is usually the biggest change we make. Instead of one page selling tax and accounting the way every firm does, you get a page for each kind of client you want more of. Software founders, landlords, a trade, a medical practice. Each page uses their language, names the work they actually need and answers the questions they ask. A visitor who lands on the page written for them stops weighing you against a generalist.
Can the inquiry form ask what we need to know before a first meeting?
Yes, and that is the point of it. Entity type, rough size, what they need help with, who does it now and why they are looking. It arrives in your inbox as a short summary, so you know what the conversation is before you take it, and it can route to the right person in the firm. You decide how many questions are worth asking. Too many and people quietly leave, so we keep it to the ones that change how you answer.
Does the site work with our client portal and the software we already run?
We do not build a portal and we do not touch your practice software. We link to the portal you already use and say so on the page, so a prospect knows they will not be emailing documents around. The inquiry form can pass into your CRM or practice system through the tools you have, and we wire that up during the build if you tell us what you run.
Who writes the copy, and will it stay inside our professional rules?
We write it, you approve every line before anything goes live. The page puts no figure on tax saved and no figure on a refund, and it does not hint at one either, because a website is not the place to promise an outcome. It stays on plain ground: what you do, who you work with, what happens on the first call and how to book it. If your professional body has wording you have to carry, send it and it goes in.
See what your site looks like to the owner comparing firms
Thirty minutes on Google Meet, no pitch. You leave knowing what a business owner sees before they choose a firm, and what to fix first, whether we build it or not.
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