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Law firm websites & search for UK solicitors: Your firm's expertise. An online presence to match.

Bespoke websites, specialist enquiry sites and search programmes for solicitors who want to grow the right areas of their practice.

Firm websites from £2,500. Growth programme £1,000 a month. Packages & costs

Watch it compose for · concept design, fictional firm

In briefPrime Pilot AI builds bespoke websites, specialist enquiry sites and SEO and AI-search programmes for UK solicitors and legal service providers. Firm websites start from £2,500; the Website + Growth programme is £2,500 to build plus £1,000 a month. Your firm owns the website and content on full payment, and every engagement starts with a free discovery call.

Written for the people who decide

An enquiry is not an instruction. We design for the difference.

A website can present the firm accurately, answer a prospective client's early questions and make contact easy. It cannot promise that anyone will instruct you — that depends on your advice, your response and your terms.

So we design for suitable enquiries: the right people, for the work you want, arriving with the context your team needs.

Partners

Credibility, and the right work.

The site should reflect the quality of the firm and attract the matters you want — not simply more calls.

Practice managers

Reliability, and clear costs.

You'll know what's built, what's maintained, what continues to cost money and who to call when something needs changing.

Marketing leads

Evidence, not vanity metrics.

Enquiries tracked by source and practice area, and reviewed with you for suitability — not traffic reported for its own sake.

Concept demonstration

Which part of your practice do you want to grow?

Each kind of client asks a different first question — so each area needs a different page. Choose one to see the question, the structure and the enquiry change. The firm and designs are fictional.

Conveyancing & property · the client's question

“How much will my conveyancing cost?”

A first-time buyer, comparing firms on a phone at lunchtime

Content structure

  1. 1Quote journeyPrice, tenure and transaction type — before any personal details
  2. 2What the fee includesLegal fee, VAT and disbursements explained in plain English
  3. 3Stage-by-stage timelineWhat happens, what the firm needs from the client, and when
  4. 4The people handling itNamed conveyancers and how to reach them
  5. 5Specific situationsLeasehold, new build, remortgage and transfer of equity

Design approach: A clear quote journeyConcept

The enquiry action

Get a conveyancing quote

Three short steps, then contact details — so the first question is answered before the firm asks for anything.

An enquiry starts a conversation. Whether it becomes an instruction depends on the firm's advice, response and terms.

Why it's designed this way

  • The quote sits above the fold because price is usually the first question.
  • Fees are itemised so the quote can be compared on like-for-like terms.
  • The timeline sets expectations early, before calls asking for updates.

Main site or specialist site?

Could be either

A dedicated quote site can suit a firm treating conveyancing as a volume line with capacity to match. Where it is one service among several, a strong section of the main website is often the better investment.

Talk to us about Conveyancing & property

How it connects

How a question becomes an enquiry.

Take a good law firm page apart and it has the same four layers, from the question to the enquiry. Weak sites usually skimp on the middle two — and the enquiry suffers.

  1. 01DiscoveryThe question, as it's asked in search and AI answers
  2. 02Practice pageWho the firm helps, with what, and why it can be trusted
  3. 03Useful informationFees, steps and people — the answers before the form
  4. 04EnquiryOne clear, proportionate way to get in touch

Improve the main website when…

  • Clients choose you for the firm's reputation and people
  • The area of work shares an audience with your other services
  • The main site is dated, slow or hard to update
  • You want one place to invest in search authority

Consider a specialist site when…

  • One area has a distinct audience and its own search behaviour
  • You're launching a service, region or campaign
  • The work is volume-led and suits a focused enquiry journey
  • You want enquiries for that work measured on their own

Often the answer is both, in sequence: strengthen the main site first, then add a focused site where a distinct audience justifies it. How specialist sites work

Packages & costs

What's paid once, and what continues.

Two published starting points. Every firm receives a written scope and fixed price before any work begins.

The Firm Website

A bespoke main website built around the firm and every area of work it does.

Paid once

From £2,500

Bespoke quote per firm, confirmed after a discovery call.

In the build

  • Bespoke design for the firm's identity and tone
  • A dedicated page for every practice area you cover
  • Fee earner and team profiles
  • Enquiry forms routed to the right inbox
  • Mobile-first, fast-loading, accessibility-aware build
Request a quote for The Firm Website
For firms growing enquiries

The Firm Website + Growth

Everything in the Firm Website, plus a monthly programme of search, content and enquiry work.

Paid once

£2,500

Website build

Each month

£1,000

Growth programme

Each month

  • SEO planned around UK legal search behaviour
  • Local SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation
  • A monthly content programme for high-intent questions
  • AI enquiry assistant: approved service answers and initial details
  • Enquiry routing and follow-up reminders for your team
Request a quote for Website + Growth

Agreed in writing, per firm

  • Minimum term and notice period for the Growth programme
  • Hosting and maintenance arrangements after launch
  • Any third-party subscriptions, and who pays for them
  • Launch timeline for your scope
Full package detail

Ownership

What you own, and what continues.

Owning a website is different from paying for the work that keeps it visible. You own what we build for you. SEO, content, hosting and software are services — they continue only while someone pays for them.

Website design, code and content we createYours
Owned by your firm on full payment, as set out in our terms. No lock-in over delivered work.
Domain nameIn your name
Should be registered to your firm. If we register one on your behalf, the arrangement is written into your proposal.
HostingAgreed in your proposal
Set up at launch. Who holds the hosting account, what it costs and what support follows launch are agreed per firm.
Analytics, Search Console and Business ProfileIn your name
Should belong to your firm. We work through access you grant, so the data stays with you.
Third-party subscriptionsAgreed in your proposal
Any paid tools — forms, call tracking, the assistant's AI services — are listed with who pays for them.
AI enquiry assistantAgreed in your proposal
Included in the Growth programme. It relies on third-party AI services with running costs, so what happens if the programme ends is agreed in advance.
Handover and supportAgreed in your proposal
Handover of code, content and account access, and any ongoing support, are covered in your agreement.
Search rankingsNot ownable
Not property — no one owns them. They depend on search engines, AI systems, competitors and continuing work. You keep the site, content and accounts that earned them.

Measurement

How progress is measured.

Growth programme clients receive a monthly report and a quarterly review with a named lead. It follows enquiries, not vanity numbers:

  • Enquiries by source and practice areaWhich pages, searches and campaigns lead to someone getting in touch — and for what kind of work.
  • Suitability, reviewed with youWhether enquiries match the work you want. Only your team can judge this, so we ask rather than guess.
  • Visibility for the work you wantSearch presence for the services and places that matter to the firm, not for terms nobody instructs from.
  • Pages that do their jobWhere visitors leave, where forms are abandoned, and what we'll change next month as a result.

Monthly report

Example layout · no real data

1 · Enquiries by source and practice area

AreaSearchReferralDirectSuitable?
ConveyancingReviewed with the firm
Private clientReviewed with the firm
DisputesReviewed with the firm

2 · Pages that led to enquiries

Which pages people read before getting in touch.

3 · Where people stopped

Abandoned forms and exits, and what changes next month.

Engagement (visits, time on page) is reported separately from enquiries, and neither is treated as an instruction.

AI enquiry assistant · Growth programme

An assistant that knows its limits.

It helps visitors find the right service, collects initial enquiry details and routes them to the right team — using only answers your firm has approved.

What it does

  • Answers approved questions about services, fees information and how to get in touch
  • Points visitors to the right page
  • Collects name, contact details and a short description
  • Routes the enquiry to the relevant team

What it doesn't do

  • Give legal advice
  • Assess whether someone has a case
  • Promise outcomes, costs or timescales
  • Confirm an appointment that hasn't been made

Aldermoor & Finch · enquiries

Demonstration

  1. Visitor: Do you handle lease extensions?
  2. Assistant: Yes — the property team at Aldermoor & Finch handles lease extensions. This page explains the process and how fees are set.
  3. Assistant: Would you like to leave a few details so the team can contact you?

Fictional firm and conversation. Nothing here is sent anywhere, and no appointment or enquiry is created.

What happens next

Four steps to a decision.

The full process
  1. 1

    Request a discovery call

    A short form — name, email, firm and what you need. We reply within one working day.

  2. 2

    Discovery call

    Thirty minutes on your current site and the work you want more of. No obligation.

  3. 3

    Written proposal

    Scope, fixed price and timeline, plus any ongoing terms: hosting, subscriptions and minimum term.

  4. 4

    Design, build, approve

    You review and approve before anything goes live. A firm website typically launches in four to six weeks.

Who you'll work with

Prime Pilot AI brings together experience of legal practice, litigation funding and software engineering — and works with solicitors and legal service providers.

About Prime Pilot AI

Questions firms ask first

How much does a law firm website cost?

The Firm Website starts from £2,500, with a bespoke quote after a discovery call. The Firm Website + Growth is £2,500 for the build plus £1,000 a month for the growth programme. Any third-party costs are listed in the proposal before work starts.

Is there a monthly fee?

Only if you choose the Growth programme or other ongoing work. The Firm Website is a build fee; any hosting or maintenance arrangements after launch are set out in your proposal.

Do we own the website?

Yes. The website and the content we create for you are owned by your firm on full payment, as set out in our terms. Search rankings are not property — they depend on search engines, competitors and ongoing work.

Should we improve our main website or build a specialist site?

It depends on the work. A specialist site can suit a distinct, high-volume or campaign-led area. Where credibility rests on the firm's people and reputation, a strong section of the main website is usually better. We'll say which we'd recommend, and why, on the discovery call.

Can you guarantee enquiries or rankings?

No, and no one honestly can. We build a better-structured, better-written website and support it with SEO and AI-search work to improve the chances of attracting suitable enquiries. Whether an enquiry becomes an instruction depends on the firm.

Does the AI enquiry assistant give legal advice?

No. It answers questions about your services using content your firm has approved, collects initial enquiry details and routes them to the right team. It does not give legal advice or assess whether someone has a case.

From the question to the enquiry.

Tell us which work you want more of. We'll tell you honestly whether that means a new main site, a specialist site, better search work — or fewer changes than you expected.

We reply within one working day. No obligation.