Webs By Spider · Industries · Law firms
They decide you’re serious before they read a word.
Clients judge a firm's competence by its website in under a second — 75% admit it. We build legal sites with quiet, cinematic authority: sharp typography, confident motion, and an intake flow that turns anxious visitors into consultations.
Sources: 75% — Stanford Web Credibility Project. 38% — Adobe. The third card is an illustration, not a statistic.
What your firm's site gets
Everything below is drawn for your brand. None of it ships in a theme.
Quiet authority
Editorial typography, deep blacks, disciplined motion. The design equivalent of a firm handshake in a good suit.
Attorney profiles that persuade
Credentials, results, and humanity in balance — profiles that make clients ask for you by name.
Consultation intake
Friction-free intake forms and click-to-call that route matters to the right attorney fast.
Practice-area architecture
Each practice area a persuasive page of its own — ranking for its own searches instead of competing with itself.
Discreet & compliant
Bar-compliant disclaimers, accessibility, and privacy handled — polish without exposure.
SEO for high-intent searches
Schema and content tuned for '[practice] attorney [city]' — the searches that become retainers.
Legal work is trust work. Before a client reads a single case result, the feel of your site has already told them whether you win. We make that first impression verdict-proof.
Everything included
- Custom design — never a legal template
- Attorney & practice-area pages
- Consultation intake + click-to-call
- Case results presented with restraint
- Local SEO + LegalService schema
- Bar-compliant disclaimers & accessibility
- Hosting setup, SSL & maintenance available
- Analytics on consult requests
INTERACTIVE DEMO
The credibility scan
A miniature firm site of our own invention — no one's client, nobody's firm. Switch each trust signal on and watch the mock rebuild itself. We design these signals in from the first wireframe, because trust is structural, not cosmetic.
YOUR FIRM LLPHOMEATTORNEYSPRACTICE AREASFEES
Serious counsel for serious matters.
PLACEHOLDER FIRM · THIS PAGE IS A DEMO
Fees — flat rates, posted in plain English. No “call for pricing.”
WOULD A CLIENT CALL?
They keep scrolling.
Demo data throughout — “Your Firm LLP” is not a client, and the meter is qualitative: it moves the way trust moves, in steps, not percentages.
We asked three AI assistants what a build like Trend Contract Furnishings’ should cost
- ChatGPT est.$65k–$80k
- Claude est.$25k–$45k
- Perplexity est.$50k–$75k
- Our price$2,500
Same prompt to each, with the finished site as the example. ChatGPT and Perplexity re-asked 19 August 2026; Claude’s figure is from 29 July 2026. The $2,500 is what a build like this costs today, and the client reported 147% more quote requests after we made their new website.
- 01 · Day oneTell us what you runA short call or the form. A fixed price and a start date, in writing.
- 02 · DirectionSee it before we build itDesign direction approved first. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
- 03 · The buildMotion, film, 3D — from scratchThree rounds of revision. One person on it, start to finish.
- 04 · LaunchLive, indexed, and yoursSEO and AI-search structuring on. Code, domain and every account in your name.
Questions firm owners ask us
How much does a law firm website cost?
Most firm sites are The Signature Site, from $2,500 — attorney profiles, practice-area pages and intake built in. Larger firms with many practice areas or a client portal move to The Flagship, from $4,700. One retained client typically covers it many times over.
Will it look serious enough for our field?
Yes — motion for a firm means confident restraint: smooth reveals, decisive typography, zero gimmicks. Think prestige, not fireworks.
Can you build separate practice-area pages?
Absolutely, and you should — each practice area ranks for its own searches and speaks to its own client anxieties. It's the same industry-page strategy we use ourselves.
Do you handle attorney bios and content?
Yes. We interview, write, and structure bios and practice pages — you review and approve. Most firms' biggest bottleneck is copy; we remove it.
Make first impressions your strongest argument.
Tell us about your firm and practice areas — we'll show you what verdict-proof looks like.
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