A bio-led homepage
Leading with the attorney's focus and admissions, not a generic firm description.
Attorney website design for a solo practice has to sell one person, not a brand
Attorney website design for a solo or small practice works differently from a large firm site: the attorney is the brand, so the bio, the practice focus and the consultation terms carry more of the homepage than they would for a firm with a dozen names on the letterhead.
What it costs
- Plans$137 a month
- Build fee$797, after launch
- Live in7 days
- Revisions5 a month
- Domain and hostingIncluded
The homepage is closer to a bio page than a brochure
On a solo site, the person searching wants to know quickly who they would actually be working with. The homepage leads with the attorney's focus, experience and admissions rather than a generic firm description, because there is no larger institution to lean on for credibility. The bio does the work a brand name does elsewhere.
Fewer practice areas, deeper pages
A solo attorney often handles fewer matter types than a large firm, which means each practice area page can go deeper: more detail on process, more specific consultation terms, and content written in a single, consistent voice rather than assembled across a large team. Depth compensates for narrower range.
Personal availability, stated honestly
A solo practice cannot promise a receptionist answering every call at every hour the way a larger firm can, and pretending otherwise erodes trust the moment a caller notices. The site states actual hours and response times honestly, and the AI Engine, where a solo attorney chooses it, extends after-hours coverage without overstating what a one-person office can do.
A managed plan sized for a one-person practice
Design for a solo attorney should not require a large-firm budget or a large-firm marketing team to maintain. Plans start at $137 a month with weekly updates and 5 monthly revisions handled for you, so keeping the site current does not become another item on an already full calendar.
What you get
Deep practice area pages
Fewer areas, covered in more useful detail.
Honest hours and response times
No promise of coverage the practice cannot actually deliver.
A fee estimator sized to your billing
Flat fee, hourly or retainer, matched to how you actually charge.
Weekly updates handled for you
Hours, admissions and closures kept current without extra work on your side.
5 revisions a month included
Sized for a one-person practice with no time for a maintenance project.
Questions about attorney website design
Is a solo attorney site cheaper than a multi-attorney firm site?
Pricing is based on the plan you choose, not the number of attorneys. Plans start at $137 a month regardless of firm size, and a solo practice typically needs fewer practice area and office pages, which is where the real savings usually come from.
Should a solo attorney include an AI receptionist?
It is optional, available on the Chambers and Firmwide plans. Many solo attorneys add it specifically to cover after-hours calls without needing to answer personally at every hour.
How much content does a solo attorney site actually need?
Enough to cover the practice areas actually handled in real depth, plus a strong bio page. A solo site does not need the page count of a large firm to be effective.
Can the site grow if I later add an associate attorney?
Yes. Adding a second attorney bio and updating the homepage to reflect a growing practice is a normal revision, not a redesign.
See it built for your business
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $137 a month, the $797 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
Book a demoOr email hello@getlawyerwebsite.com and a person replies within one working day.