Most estate planning and adviser websites are brochures. A few pages that explain who you are, then a polite request that the visitor rings you during office hours. The person who was ready at half past nine on a Sunday night simply goes somewhere else. We build the other kind: a site that ranks, that a paid ad can point at, that AI assistants can quote, and that lets the client start the work and pay for it on the spot.
A site only pays for itself when it is joined to the system behind it. A beautiful website that drops its enquiries into an inbox is still just a brochure with better photography. Because we build your site on the same platform that runs the estate planning journeys and the CRM, every enquiry, every payment and every half finished application is already in one place on day one. Nothing has to be exported, re-keyed or plugged together later, and nothing gets lost between the page and the person who was meant to follow it up. Talk to us about your site.
Design is the easy half. The firms that win instructions online are the ones that show up in three places at once, the Google results, the AI answer a client now reads instead of the results, and the paid ad that puts them at the top on the day they decide. We build for all three from the first page.
Keyword and intent research per service and per town, with page structure and internal links built to match. Technical SEO, speed, mobile, indexing and sitemaps are handled at build, not bolted on a year later.
AEO and GEO built in, with structured data, clear factual answers, entity and FAQ schema. So when somebody asks an AI assistant who writes Wills near them, or what an LPA costs, your firm is the source it quotes and links to.
Meta, Google and LinkedIn campaigns pointed at a purpose-built landing page per campaign, never at a home page. The offer, the price and the form the advert promised are all there on arrival.
Google Business Profile, local schema and review generation all feeding the same pages. The firm looks established in the towns it actually serves, which is where the enquiries come from.
A blog that publishes on a schedule, written for the laws of England and Wales. Meta tags, schema and internal links are done for you, so the site gets wider every month without you writing anything.
Every enquiry is attributed to the advert, keyword, page and campaign that produced it. You know your cost per enquiry and your cost per instruction, rather than guessing which half of the budget worked.
No six month project, no agency retainer, no waiting on a developer to change a price. Here is the whole thing.
Thirty minutes on what you sell, who you sell it to, the towns you cover and what your current site is doing, or failing to do.
Services, pages, the keywords and questions real clients search, and the route from every page to an enquiry or a transaction.
Written for England and Wales, for search and for AI answers, with the headings, schema and internal links planned before anything is designed.
Your logo, colours and tone, or we build you a brand if you do not have one worth using. Clean, modern, fast, and it works on a phone first.
Wills, LPAs, Executor Toolbox and probate quote journeys embedded on your domain, in your name, at your prices, taking payment into your own merchant account.
Forms, calendars, pipelines, the on-page assistant, and the email, SMS and WhatsApp sequences behind them, all live before launch rather than after it.
Speed, mobile, accessibility, SSL, redirects from the old site, sitemap, indexing, tracking and conversion events all checked.
You see it on a staging link, we make your changes, and we handle the domain and the launch.
Ads, content and search bring people in, the assistant catches them, the journeys take the instruction and the payment, and the CRM chases the ones who stopped halfway.
One call to start it, one review before it launches, and a site that sells rather than sits there. Tell us what your firm does and we will show you the version of it that takes instructions.
Book your discovery callNobody notices a website failing. There is no alert, no bounced email, no angry client. The enquiry simply happens on somebody else's site, and the only symptom is a quiet month. The loss is invisible, which is exactly why it never gets fixed.
A build, not a redesign. The point is not a smarter looking site, it is a site that produces instructions.
The commercial point. Put a figure on your own average instruction and the arithmetic is quick. A site that produces two extra instructions a month has paid for itself several times over before you have finished reading the invoice. The real cost of your current site is not the hosting bill and it never was. It is the enquiries that went to the firm down the road who did put a price on the page, answered the question, and let somebody start at nine in the evening. That firm is not better than you. Their website just works harder. Book a website audit and we will show you, on your own site, where the money is going.
People research estate planning at night, on a phone, half watching something else. They read your Wills page, get as far as the price, think about it for a second, and close the tab. Your site does not need to catch the one person who was going to ring you anyway. It needs to catch the other nine. An assistant on the page answers them while they are still reading, and a follow up sequence goes after the ones who go quiet, without anyone in your office lifting a finger.
Every visitor who enquires and then goes quiet, or starts a Will and stops halfway, triggers the same ladder. Nobody has to notice, remember, or chase.
The assistant on the page answers them while they are still on the site, then captures a name, an email and a mobile before they close the tab. The visit becomes a contact instead of a number in an analytics report.
On page chatAn email from your firm picking up exactly where they stopped, answering the question they asked, with a booking link to your live diary and a link back into the Will they half started.
EmailA short text in your firm's name offering two specific times. Short messages get replies that long ones do not, because they can be answered from a bus stop.
SMSA WhatsApp message, which is where plenty of people actually reply, and often where they are already asking a sibling whether they have sorted theirs out yet.
WhatsAppAn AI voice call offering to answer their questions or book time with an adviser, for the people who would far rather talk than type anything at all.
Voice AIThe sequence stops. The contact is marked cold and dropped into your reactivation list, so they are worked again in a few months rather than chased forever.
Handed back to youIt is briefed on the pages we build for you. Your services, your prices, what each fixed fee includes, your opening hours and who the client would end up speaking to. It does not guess and it does not quote someone else's numbers.
How much is it. Is it legally valid. Do I need an appointment. How long does it take. Can my partner and I do ours together. These are the questions that close the tab, and they get answered on the page.
It says so plainly. What a service covers, how the process runs and how the law works in general terms is fair game. Anything that turns on this person's circumstances is handed straight to you, with the full conversation attached.
Real slots read from your calendar, honouring your working hours, your travel buffers and your round robin between advisers. Not a call back request sitting in an inbox until somebody opens it on Monday.
Your name, your tone, your sign off, on your domain and from your number. The visitor never sees a third party badge and never sees ours. As far as they are concerned they are talking to you.
Which is when a good share of this research happens, usually the evening after a funeral, a hospital letter, or clearing out a parent's house and swearing never to put their own children through it.
The traffic is rarely the problem. Most firms are already getting visitors. What they are not getting is a conversation, because there is a gap between the visit at 21:40 and the first human reply on Tuesday morning, and almost nobody waits that long. Closing that gap costs less than a single month of ad spend, and it is the cheapest thing on the whole site to fix. Talk to us about your site.
The client sees a clean, fast website. You see a feed of things worth acting on, and nothing else. No dashboard to learn, no inbox to dig through, no wondering whether last night's enquiry was answered.
Captured at 21:42 from the Wills page. The assistant answered their questions in your firm's name, took the details and booked them in for Tuesday at ten. You read about it over coffee.
Mirror Wills, £395, paid on the website at your price and settled into your own merchant account. The instruction is open and the client has their receipt and next steps already.
They got as far as the executors step and stopped, which is where people usually stop. The follow up sequence has already started and picks them up again this evening.
The caller was sitting on the LPA page when they rang. Nobody picked up, so a text went back in your name inside a minute asking what they needed. They have replied.
Business assets came up part way through the questions, so the journey stopped taking money and handed the case over instead. Booked as a fee earning appointment, not an online form.
Enquiries, instructions, cost per enquiry by channel, and which pages produced them. One page, plain English, in your inbox on the first of the month whether you ask for it or not.
Set per alert type. A booked appointment can buzz a phone while payment confirmations and monthly reports stay in email where they belong.
Advisers get the enquiries, accounts get the payments, reception gets the missed calls. Nobody sits in a group inbox reading alerts that are not theirs.
Half of these are a courtesy. The chasing, the text backs and the reminders have already run by the time you read the line telling you they did.
Each item carries the page, the advert and the search that produced it, so the feed doubles as the record of what your website is actually doing for you.
Most firms cannot tell you which part of their marketing paid for itself. You can. Every instruction is tied back to the thing that produced it, with the cost next to the value.
Down to the campaign, the search term or the AI answer that sent them, not just "Google" or "social".
The Wills page, the LPA guide, the fees page. You find out which content earns and which only exists.
Cost per enquiry and cost per instruction by channel, so a £40 lead is never mistaken for a £400 one.
Fees billed against spend, month by month. Spend goes up on what works and off what does not.
Twenty minutes, screen shared. We will walk you through a live site we have built for a firm like yours, show you the enquiry landing on the other side of it, and tell you plainly what your own site would look like, what it would cost and how long it would take.
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