Plain-English practice area pages
One page per practice area — family, conveyancing, employment, wills + probate, dispute resolution — written for a client at a difficult moment, not a peer at a CPD seminar.
For small UK solicitors firms · EU-sovereign
The website that holds the line on client confidentiality.
For family law, conveyancing, employment, dispute-resolution, and general-practice firms. EU-sovereign hosting, UK GDPR posture, client-confidentiality-aware copy + form handling. From £45/month, cancel any time.
What you actually face
The Code of Conduct doesn't stop at the website.
The SRA Code of Conduct for Firms (Rule 6) makes you responsible for client confidentiality across every system you operate. UK GDPR makes you a data controller. The "where" of your data processing — your host, your forms, your CRM, your email — is part of your professional-conduct posture, whether you've audited it or not.
Most UK firms run on agency-built sites whose underlying stack is US-resident SaaS. That's an enquiry form processing client communications on a US server, a CRM holding client identifiers in a US database, an email tool sending instructions across jurisdictions. Each is a potential disclosure point under the US CLOUD Act — and a question your professional indemnity insurer would rather not have to answer.
A UK Web Marketing site lives on UK + EU infrastructure. Sub-processors named in full on the /compliance page.
What the site does
Speaks to clients plainly. Holds enquiries securely.
Compliant enquiry forms
Minimal information capture, explicit lawful basis, named DPO. Encrypted in transit to EU-resident inboxes. No third-party tracking pixels on form-submit pages.
Solicitor + team profiles
Schema.org Person markup so Google can show the right lawyer for a search. Honest about specialism, qualifications, and years of practice — not a stock-photo line-up.
Fee transparency where the SRA requires it
Conveyancing, probate, immigration, employment-tribunal, and licensing fees published per SRA Transparency Rules. Structured, scannable, accurate.
Which tier fits
Most firms start on Growth Engine.
Foundation · £45/mo
For: a sole practitioner or partnership that needs a professional online presence — primarily referral-driven.
Includes: 5–10 pages incl. SRA-mandated fee disclosures, technical SEO, contact form.
Growth Engine · £195/mo · most common for solicitors
For: a firm that wants to be found organically for practice-area + locality terms. Family-law searchers in particular research extensively before making contact.
Includes: Foundation + Capsule CRM + Resend EU newsletter + 2 articles/mo (practice-area FAQs, regulatory-change briefings) + quarterly CRO review.
Bespoke · quoted
For: multi-partner firms with active client-acquisition operations. Online consultation booking + branded analytics + same-day support SLA written into the contract.
EU-sovereign real mailboxes (Proton) at £15/inbox/month strongly recommended — partner inboxes (partner@, family@, conveyancing@) handling outbound client communications should not transit US infrastructure.
Related reading + pages
Where to look next.
A conversation with a builder, not a process
Quiet, specific work.
WhatsApp me. I'll ask about your firm, your practice areas, and what your professional-conduct posture looks like today. Then I'll tell you straight which tier fits — and what would need to change to make the website match.