What does a website for a law firm or fiduciary cost?
Updated: 2026-10
The cost of a website for a law firm, fiduciary or family office depends mainly on the number of practice areas and languages, who writes the copy, the design ambition, the SEO and GEO scope and migrating the existing website. A fixed price after a short scoping is common.
A law firm website is not an online shop or a campaign page. Above all it must build trust and be found for specific questions. The effort therefore lies less in technology than in structure and content — clearly described practice areas, people and contact routes.
Because scope and starting point vary widely, no serious flat price can be given. A firm with three practice areas in one language and existing copy is a different project from a fiduciary with twelve service lines in three languages and an old website with many linked pages.
What drives the cost
Practice areas and page scope
Each practice area with its own page improves findability but needs structure, copy and maintenance. The number of practice areas is the main driver of scope.
Languages
Two or three languages are common in Switzerland. Each language means additional copy, clean language versions and their technical linking.
Copy
Whether the firm supplies copy, we develop it together or write it from interviews changes the effort considerably. Factual, precise copy is the biggest lever for trust and findability.
Design
A bespoke look is more effort than a solid, restrained design based on proven components. For law firms the latter, cleanly executed, is often enough.
SEO and GEO
Structured data for the organisation and people, FAQs, practice area pages and technical quality are part of every website; an extended topic area with a glossary or guides is a scope of its own.
Migrating the old website
Existing addresses must be redirected to new pages so findability and links are preserved. With many legacy pages this is a work step of its own.
How we price
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Fixed price after scoping
A short conversation clarifies practice areas, languages, copy and starting point; it yields a binding fixed price for concept, build and launch.
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Step-by-step build
Start with the most important practice areas and add further pages or languages in a second step.
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Optional support
Maintenance, technical updates and monitoring findability after launch within a clearly defined framework.
We deliberately publish no online prices: every case differs. After a short first conversation you receive a binding fixed price or clear frame.
Parent service: Website Development
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FAQ
Why do you not state a flat price?
Because practice areas, languages and the state of the copy determine scope more than technology does. A short initial conversation yields a binding fixed price instead of an estimate that will not hold.
How long does such a project take?
Mainly as long as content approval takes. Technology is rarely the bottleneck; agreeing copy with a firm’s partners often takes the most time.
Is SEO worth it for a law firm?
Yes, if clients search online for specific questions, for example about an area of law or a fiduciary service in their region. Precise practice area pages are also more likely to be cited in AI answers.