Create a law firm website that inspires trust
- 5Create your site
- 6Go live
Steps 5 and 6 happen after you create your account: the site is generated with your answers, then you publish it on your own domain when you are ready.
What your website doesfor you.
Four things that turn a visitor into a customer, in place from the first day.
Practice areas that speak to clients
One page per area (family, business, employment) written for the people who need you, not for other lawyers.
A team presented properly
Profiles, bar admissions and specialties, kept up to date in seconds as your firm evolves.
Confidential first contact
A secure contact form with spam filtering: prospects describe their situation, you qualify before the first call.
Publish and demonstrate expertise
An articles section for legal updates: it reassures clients and builds your visibility on Google.
The pages you get
Not an empty template to fill in: pages already written and already linked to each other, with example content you correct instead of writing from scratch.
![Preview of the /services/{page/[page]/} page](https://static.communik.io/cdn-cgi/image/width=400,height=300,fit=cover,gravity=top,format=auto,quality=80/modules/screenshots/services-t0-p0-36d970d8.png?v=1787719324646)
/services/{page/[page]/}Our Services - Professional Solutions for Your Business
Main services overview page with grid of service cards
![Preview of the /services/[slug] page](https://static.communik.io/cdn-cgi/image/width=400,height=300,fit=cover,gravity=top,format=auto,quality=80/modules/screenshots/services-t0-p1-36d970d8.png?v=1787719367336)
/services/[slug]Our Services
Individual service detail page with features and CTA
What is added to your project
Ready-to-use databases. Edit one row and every page that shows it updates.
Service Categories
3 columns · 3 rowsName, Slug, Icon
Services
11 columns · 9 rowsName, Slug, Tagline, Description, Icon, Cover Image, Category, Features, Starting Price, Order, Featured
Someone is reading your law firm website right now with a problem they did not plan for, probably on a phone, probably late. 73% of local searches start on mobile, and 28% of people decide which business to use in under five minutes (BrightLocal, 2026). They are not admiring your building. They want three answers: do you handle my case, what will it cost, and what happens if I call.
Say which cases you take, and which you do not
Name your practice areas the way the client names them. People type "unfair dismissal", not "contentious employment matters". Give each of your practice areas its own page, in plain words, with an example of the kind of file you actually take on. Then do the thing almost nobody does: say what you decline. One line turning away the wrong case saves you several phone calls a week, and the person you send elsewhere remembers who was straight with them.
Money: the question nobody asks out loud
Clear pricing ranks third among the factors that decide which business a consumer contacts, just behind clear information and reviews (BrightLocal, 2026). Fees are exactly where most firms go quiet. Say whether the first consultation is free or charged, and how much. Publish an hourly rate, a fixed fee where you offer one, or an honest range per type of matter with the two or three things that move it. A rough figure beats no figure, and a paid consultation puts nobody off once its price is visible. The visitor who cannot find your fees does not decide that you are expensive. They decide nothing, and call the next firm.
What happens if they call today
Four lines will do: who answers the phone, how quickly you call back, how long the first consultation runs, and what to bring to it. Then one sentence saying that first contact is confidential and that nobody else reads what arrives through the form. Obvious to you. To someone about to describe the worst month of their life to a stranger, that confidential promise is what gets the contact form filled in.
Proof a law firm website can show without crossing a line
97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses (BrightLocal, 2026), and people looking for a lawyer are not a separate species. Where your bar rules allow client reviews, publish them. Where they do not, your proof is the bio: year of admission, bar, volume of matters of this type, publications, teaching. What never belongs on the page is a promise of outcome.
The Communik lawyer module installs the practice area pages, the team bios and the contact form, mobile first, and three demos show the result before you write a line. You supply your own practice areas, your fees and your call-back time. Starting costs nothing.
Before you start.Everything else, just ask.
What people ask before they get going.
Can I have one page per practice area?
Yes, and it is exactly what works: each area gets its own page, its own wording and its own visibility on search engines.
Is the contact form confidential?
Submissions are transmitted securely and delivered only to your email. No third-party service reads them.
Can I publish legal articles?
Yes, a built-in blog lets you publish updates and analyses, the most effective way to demonstrate expertise and be found.
How much does it cost?
Building is free; publishing on your firm's domain starts at €14/month, with hosting, SSL and SEO included.
Another trade?
Each one comes with its own live demo site you can browse before you start: same editor, same price, content already written for that job.