Lawyers · accountants · tax advisers · consultants
Website for lawyers and accountants
A new client nearly always arrives with a name someone gave them, and looks it up before calling. Your firm’s website has to confirm they’ve made the right call: clear practice areas, recognisable people, a first meeting explained. It takes five minutes to create and it’s free.
Free forever · no credit card · online at lyamflow.com/s/
Family, contracts and inheritance.
- First meeting30 minutes
- Consultationby appointment
- LanguagesIT · DE · FR
Site built with LyamFlow
What people look for when they need a professional
Reassurance more than information. Someone looking for a lawyer or an accountant often already has a name, from a friend or a colleague, and looks the firm up to see whether it really handles their problem, who will look after them, in what language, and what the first step costs. If the site answers, the call comes in; if the firm has no website, the next name on the list gets it.
For regulated professions, communication has precise rules: it must be truthful, restrained, non-comparative, with no promise of results. That isn’t a limit for a website, it’s its natural form — practice areas, qualifications, languages, offices, how the first meeting works. The very information a reasonable client wants to read.
For an accountant or tax adviser, the site also says which clients you look after. Private individuals, small businesses, cross-border workers, start-ups: those who see themselves in that line call, those who don’t won’t cost you an hour.
What to put on a firm’s website
The site starts with the sections of a professional practice — services, areas, consultation — and without those that wouldn’t make sense, like a photo gallery.
- Practice areas Family law, contracts, employment, inheritance; bookkeeping, tax returns, company advice. One line per area, with an example of a typical case.
- Who you are The people in the firm, their qualifications, professional registrations and languages. A professional photo for each.
- The first meeting How it works, how long it lasts, what to bring, whether it’s paid and how much. It’s the question that holds back people who’ve never needed a firm before.
- Who you work for Private individuals, businesses, cross-border workers, public bodies. It helps the right client recognise themselves and the wrong one look elsewhere.
- Frequently asked questions The questions you’re always asked: timescales, documents needed, how to pay.
- Contact Phone, email, address and map, with the button to book a meeting always in view.
Three templates for lawyers and accountants
All twenty-eight templates are available, and none costs more. These three are the most natural starting points: you can switch template later without losing your text.
- Sospeso No grid, lots of space, few elements: designed precisely for professional practices and consultants.
- Gazzetta Two columns and serif headings, like a serious magazine: for those with a lot to explain.
- Cardine Dark and deep, in layered panels: for the firm with a more institutional tone.
Getting found by people looking for a professional nearby
‘Divorce lawyer Lugano’, ‘accountant for cross-border workers Como’, ‘tax adviser Mendrisio’: searches combine a problem and a place. The site’s automatic title starts from name, category (‘Professional practice’) and town; rewriting it with ‘Lawyer’ or ‘Accountant’ is the first minute well spent. The areas you describe add the problems.
Three simple steps:
- one line per practice area, in the words a client would use and not just those of the statute book;
- the site linked to the firm’s Google Business Profile, with your office hours;
- before publishing fees or reviews, a check against your professional body’s rules.
Clients, cases and deadlines, when you need them
The site is free on its own. LyamFlow’s management software for practices adds the client list with full details, cases with their status, the appointment calendar, documents, services and payments.
Invoices come out as PDFs with the Swiss QR-bill and go out by email. A fourteen-day trial, then the Basic plan.
How it works, trade by trade: management software for your business.
What it costs
- Free the website, forever Every template and every section, published at lyamflow.com/s/studio-ardesia. No credit card.
- CHF 9 / month your own domain Optional: your own .ch or .it address instead of the free one, plus the domain registration.
- CHF 29.90 / month Basic plan, with the management software Clients, cases with their status, appointments, documents and invoices with QR-bill. After a 14-day trial.
Frequently asked questions
Does a site like this comply with professional conduct rules?
The site says what you write. It starts with an informative, restrained structure — areas, people, offices, contacts — which is what professional rules ask for. The final check, as with any communication, is up to the professional.
Can I show my fees?
Yes, if your profession allows it and you think it’s useful: every service has a price field, which you can also leave empty.
The firm has several offices. Can they all be shown?
Yes, in the contact section or in a dedicated text. The title Google sees starts from the main office.
How much time do I need to put in?
Five minutes to publish it; an hour, if you like, to write up the practice areas at your own pace. After that it needs no maintenance.
Can I use the firm’s domain?
Yes, for CHF 9 a month plus registration. If you already use it for email, it’s connected to the site by pointing the DNS, and email keeps working as before.
Your firm, as you’d describe it to a client
Five minutes to put it online, and the name your clients pass around finally leads somewhere.