Websites for law firms and attorneys

People looking for a lawyer want to know quickly whether you handle their kind of case and how to reach you. We build law firm websites with clear practice area pages and intake that sends every inquiry to the right person.

Clear practice areas
Intake that routes itself
Your firm approves every page

What a law firm website needs

Most visitors arrive with a specific problem. Your site should help them see right away that you handle it, and make reaching out easy.

Practice area pages

A clear page for each type of case you handle.

Attorney bios

Real profiles of your attorneys and their focus areas.

Consultation requests

A simple form that asks only for what intake needs to get started.

Intake routing

Inquiries sent to the right attorney or staff member by practice area.

Easy to call

Your number one tap away on every page.

SEO foundations

Titles, headings and structure that match how people search for help.

Accessible

Readable, high contrast pages that work for everyone.

Your firm approves every page

Attorney advertising rules vary by state, so your firm reviews and approves all content before anything goes live.

Common problems and how we fix them

These come up again and again. Each one has a fix that does not require starting from scratch.

What gets in the way

The usual reasons a website does not bring in the work it should.

  • One page tries to cover every case type
  • Inquiries land in a shared inbox
  • Slow replies to new inquiries
  • Outdated attorney profiles
  • Forms that ask for too much up front

How we fix it

Practical changes, only the ones you approve.

  • A page for each practice area
  • Inquiries routed by practice area
  • Automatic replies so people know what is next
  • Profiles that are easy to update
  • Short forms built around your intake

Tools that work together

Your website should feed your intake process, not create extra work for it.

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  • Intake or CRM

    Inquiries land in your intake system or CRM with the basics filled in.

  • Routing

    Each inquiry goes to the right attorney or staff member.

  • Alerts

    Your team hears about new inquiries right away.

  • Consult scheduling

    Consultation times booked through the tools you approve.

  • Follow ups

    A clear message so people know what happens next.

  • A website guide

    An optional assistant for general questions, never legal advice.

Questions we hear from law firms

Straight answers for owners thinking about a new website or better systems.

Have a different question? Sprout can help, or point you to a real person.

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Read the guideLaw firm intake: how to stop losing website inquiries
How much does a law firm website cost?

Pricing depends on what your project actually needs, so it is scoped for each business. Send a project request and a real person will follow up with you.

Who approves the content on our site?

Your firm does. Attorney advertising rules vary by state, so your firm reviews and approves every page before launch.

Can inquiries go to different attorneys?

Yes. Consultation requests can be routed by practice area to the right attorney or staff member, using the tools you approve.

Can a website assistant answer legal questions?

No. An assistant can answer general questions like office hours and how consultations work, from information you approve. It never gives legal advice and points visitors to your team.

Can you guarantee we show up first on Google?

No. Every site is built on solid SEO foundations, with your services and service areas made clear, but no one can honestly guarantee rankings, so we never promise them.