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Website, SEO & AI-search services for law firms: Build it well. Then help the right people find it.

Prime Pilot AI offers three kinds of work for UK law firms: building websites (main firm sites, redesigns and specialist enquiry sites), growing visibility (SEO, local search and AI-search optimisation) and improving existing sites (audits, technical fixes and enquiry improvement). Most firms start with one and add another once it is working.

Areas of practice

Built for private client and commercial work.

Every area has a different first question, so each page is planned around the client who asks it.

Private client — for individuals

Conveyancing & property
Buying, selling and re-mortgaging homes and land
Family law
Divorce, arrangements for children and civil partnership disputes
Wills, trusts & probate
Writing wills, administering estates and setting up trusts
Criminal defence
Police station advice and representation in the lower courts
Employment law
Unfair dismissal, workplace disputes and contract issues for employees
Civil litigation
Neighbour disputes, debt claims and negligence

Commercial — for businesses

Corporate & M&A
Mergers, acquisitions, investment and setting up businesses
Commercial property
Buying, leasing and managing commercial buildings and offices
Employment & HR
Advising employers on hiring, dismissals and workplace regulation
Intellectual property
Protecting trade marks, patents, copyright and designs
Commercial disputes
Contract breaches and business disagreements

Or combine them into one programme.

The Firm Website + Growth brings a new site together with monthly SEO, content, reporting and the AI enquiry assistant: £2,500 to build, then £1,000 a month.

Packages & costs

Common questions

Do we need every service?

No. Most firms need two or three. The discovery call is where we work out which — and which ones you can skip.

Can you work on a website someone else built?

Yes. Audits, SEO, AI-search and enquiry improvements work on most platforms. Where the platform itself is the obstacle, we'll explain the trade-offs of moving.

Do you write the content?

Yes, in plain English and with SRA expectations in mind. Legal content is always reviewed and approved by your firm before it's published — we don't treat generated copy as a substitute for a solicitor's review.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what's frustrating you about the current site. We'll suggest the smallest change that would make a real difference.

What happens next

  1. 1Tell us a little about the firm — it takes about a minute.
  2. 2We reply within one working day to arrange a 30-minute call.
  3. 3If it's a fit, you receive a written scope and fixed price.
How we build law firm websites