A website for accountants that earns the first meeting.
Services, qualifications and fees stated plainly — the three things a business owner checks before handing over their books.
Why it matters
Nobody switches accountant casually.
It happens at year end, slowly, after looking at four firms — and the most transparent one gets the call.
Stock photos of handshakes
Every firm has them. None of them says anything.
"Contact us for a quote"
The line people skip past on their way to the next firm.
Referred clients look you up
A weak site costs introductions you never hear about.
What they check first
Three things, thirty seconds.
Their situation, named
Sole trader, limited company, VAT, payroll.
Some sense of fees
A range or a structure beats silence.
ICAEW, ACCA or AAT
And how long you've been going.
Free to preview — no card needed.
What you get
Built for accountants, not for everyone.
Straight answer
If you only take referrals, the site is a credential.
Many good practices grow entirely by introduction — the site is still what a referred client checks before they ring.
Pricing
£20 a month. That's it.
Preview the whole site first. You only pay when you publish it.
No setup fee. No contract. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
We'd rather not publish fixed fees.
Then we publish a range, or what's included at each level, or simply the shape of how you charge. Something is dramatically better than nothing; "contact us for a quote" is what people skip past.
Can we have a client login?
Portals and document exchange are custom features rather than part of the standard site. Tell us what you need and we'll quote it.
How does this work in the January rush?
That's when the enquiries and the phone calls both spike. The site captures the enquiries; wiring it to a receptionist is what stops the calls going to voicemail while you're filing returns.
Not your trade?