Website design for accountants and bookkeepers
A freelancer looking for an accountant wants two answers: whether you handle their kind of business and what it costs per month.
What your site really needs
Services by type of client
Sole traders and freelancers, limited companies or LLCs, landlords, estates. People look for themselves, not for a service category.
What the monthly fee includes
Tax returns, VAT or sales tax filings, payroll, bookkeeping, unlimited questions or not. This is where the decision is made.
What switching accountants involves
The client’s number one fear. Explain that you handle it, including contacting the previous accountant, and how long it takes.
Who will look after them
Names and faces of the team. People hire people, especially when they hand over their books.
The pages we recommend
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Home
Who you work with, what the fee includes and the contact button, without scrolling.
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Services
Tax, payroll, bookkeeping, company admin, and what each covers in plain language.
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Fees
By type of client, with what is included and what is billed separately.
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Contact
Form, phone, address with map and office hours.
Frequently asked questions
Can clients upload receipts through a portal?
A portal with accounts and documents needs a database: custom quote. If your accounting software already has a client portal, we link it from the website and that is included.
Should we publish prices?
We recommend it. In a sector where almost nobody does, it cuts calls from the merely curious and brings clients who have already decided.
Can you add a tax news blog?
The pack is 4 fixed pages, without a blog. A “news” page that we update from time to time fits as an extra page.
Does it comply with data protection rules?
The website launches with a privacy policy and the legal notices it needs. Your handling of client data is separate and stays wherever it is today.