What does your firm practise?Find your way

Answer one or both and the sheet points you at the pages built for your firm. Every page is listed underneath, so you never have to answer anything.

What does the firm practise?
Personal injury firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Family law firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Criminal defense firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Estate planning firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Immigration firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Business law firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Real estate law firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Employment law firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.Bankruptcy firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.DUI defense firms8 pages written for this practice, with consultation terms on each one.All ten practice areasPick a practice above, or open the full list of practice areas we build for.
How many attorneys?
Counsel, $137 / monthOne attorney, one set of practice area pages and one consultation route. Counsel is the whole managed website with nothing itemised.Chambers, $297 / month + usageSeveral attorneys and more calls than anyone can answer at night. Chambers adds the AI Engine that answers, takes the details and books.Firmwide, $747 / monthMore attorneys, more offices and a marketing calendar to keep fed. Firmwide adds the Content Engine on top of everything in Chambers.Three plans from $137 a monthTell us the size of the firm above, or read the whole fee schedule and compare all three.
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Miles Okonjo

Legal Website Performance Lead, Philadelphia, PA

Miles looks after the technical side of law firm websites: page speed on a phone, structured data, local ranking pages and the plumbing that carries a consultation request into an intake CRM. He writes about what makes a legal site fast, findable and reliable, and about the measurements that show whether it is working. He is not an attorney and does not give legal advice.

Miles Okonjo is an editorial persona writing for GetLawyerWebsite. Personas are fictional, hold no professional licenses, are not attorneys, and nothing they write is legal advice or advice for a specific situation.

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  • Page speed and Core Web Vitals
  • Structured data for legal sites
  • Local search for law offices
  • Intake CRM integrations
  • Site migrations and redirects

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