FirmWebStudio

What does an outdated firm website actually cost?

It rarely shows up as a line item, which is why it is easy to leave alone. It shows up as referrals that went quiet, ad spend that bought nothing and partner hours spent explaining what the site should have. Put your own numbers against each entry below.Dr 01Referrals that never become callsA banker, attorney or existing client recommends the firm.

How does the site get found, quoted and cited?

Search has split into three places a prospect looks: the results page, the answer box, and an AI assistant.

What does an ordinary week look like once it is running?

Quieter than now. The site answers the questions partners used to answer by email, inquiries arrive with context, and changes happen without anyone at the firm opening a website editor.The work stays with the firm.

How many new clients does the site need to pay for itself?

Usually fewer than one a year. Take the first-year cost of the plan, divide it by what one new recurring client is worth to your firm in a year, and that is the number of extra engagements the site has to win. Your firm knows its own average fee; we do not guess it.Step 1. Pick the plan's first-year cost from the table.Step 2.

What do we promise, and on what terms?

Seven commitments a firm can hold us to, each with its condition written beside it rather than in a footnote.No build fee until you approve the live siteThe $797 one-time build fee is not charged at sign-up. It is invoiced only after the site is live and the firm has confirmed it is satisfied with it. Cancel before the build starts and no build fee is charged.