Services by area
Tax, payroll and accounting, with what each service includes.
Accountants
Websites for accountants that win new clients
Many freelancers and companies change adviser when something goes wrong. Your website must make clear what you include and why they can trust you.
Made for you
What an accountancy firm needs online
Freelancer registration
A dedicated page to attract people starting out on their own.
Switching advisers
Explain how easy the handover is, the thing that holds people back.
Tax news
A simple blog with deadlines and changes affecting your clients.
Access to your platform
A link to your client area or document management system.
First meeting
A short form to assess the case with no commitment.
Explaining without jargon
I put what you do into plain language, so people who know nothing about tax understand what they get.
Content around the calendar
Tax deadlines generate searches every quarter. I help you prepare articles to take advantage of them.
Recommendations
What should be on an accountancy website
Four things I’d recommend even if we never worked together, chosen for your sector.
Services by type of client
Freelancers, small firms or start-ups. Each should quickly find what applies to them.
Guide prices
Ranges by type of client filter enquiries and show transparency in a sector where few publish prices.
Tax calendar and reminders
Deadlines and changes clearly explained. They bring repeat visits and show that you are up to date.
Secure document exchange
A client login or protected upload. Better than sending payslips and invoices by unencrypted email.
What’s included
A complete website for an accountancy firm
- Tax, payroll and accounting services
- Pages by type of client
- Guide prices or ranges
- Team and registrations
- News blog
- A link to the client area
- First meeting form
- A connected Google profile
Switching advisers
Many clients don’t arrive new: they arrive unhappy
People looking for you often already have an adviser, and doubts: will something get lost if they switch? Is it a hassle? A page explaining the handover step by step, who to talk to and what your team takes care of removes the main barrier. And hardly anyone explains it well.
Price
How much it costs
| What you need | Price |
|---|---|
| Accountancy website with services and blog | from €990 |
| Lead-generation page per service | from €190 |
| Website with connected client area | from €1,690 |
| Maintenance with small changes | from €29/month |
Guide prices, excluding VAT. I give you the exact price, fixed and in writing, before we start.
Projects
Websites already at work
How I work
Your website live, in four steps
We talk
You tell me what you do, who you serve and what you want to achieve. You get a fixed proposal.
I design
I prepare the visual design so you can see the result before anything is built.
I build
I develop the site, load your content and test it on every device.
I launch
I publish it, teach you to manage it and keep improving it with you.
Frequently asked questions
What I’m often asked about the website for your firm
Can it link to my management software?
I can normally add access to the client area you already use. I check this when preparing the quote.
Can I connect my management software?
If it has a client portal, it links easily from the website. Deeper integrations depend on the software.
Who writes the articles?
You can, or I can draft them and you validate the technical content. Anything about tax must always go through your review.
Should I publish my prices?
It isn’t compulsory, but giving ranges filters enquiries and sets you apart. We decide based on how you work.
Contact
Shall we talk about the website for your firm?
Tell me what you need and I’ll reply with a proposal and a fixed quote, with no commitment.
I work with
- WordPress
- Elementor
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Astro
- Figma
- Google Analytics
- Google Search Console
- Google Ads
- Google Tag Manager
- Stripe
- Cloudflare
