WEBSITES FOR SOLICITORS AND LEGAL PRACTICES
Your conveyancing, wills and probate, and family work - each on a page that ranks where clients search at the moment they need you.
Frively builds and manages websites for solicitors and legal practices. A page for every service. A page for every town in your range. SRA regulated, Lexcel accredited, Conveyancing Quality Scheme - all built to win the moment when it has to be right.
WHO’S ACTUALLY SEARCHING
Legal clients don't shop solicitors. They look for the right one for what's happening.
She's had her offer accepted on a house and the estate agent has handed her a recommended solicitor she doesn't trust. Or his mum has died and the will is sat in a folder he hasn't opened. Or she and her husband have decided to separate and she doesn't know if she needs a solicitor before the next conversation. People don't search for solicitors because they want to - they search because something significant has happened and they need someone who won't make it worse.
It's not "solicitor near me". It's "conveyancing solicitor Brighton". It's "will writing solicitor Hove fixed fee". It's "probate solicitor cost". The type of work and often the town - because friends or a forum have already told them which area of law they need, and "solicitor" alone returns a list they can't compare.
A conveyancing client wants a fixed fee, a clear timeline, and someone who'll keep her informed without being chased. A wills and probate client wants someone calm, unhurried, and obviously experienced with what she's bringing. A family law client wants discretion, expertise that fits her situation, and the quiet sense that you've seen this before. Same site, three readers who need different reassurance.
What we do for you
BUILT FOR CLIENTS AT THE RIGHT MOMENT
A page for every area of law. A page for every town you serve.
Legal clients search by the work they need: "conveyancing solicitor Brighton", "will writing Hove fixed fee", "family solicitor Lewes". A single services page with a list of departments loses you to the firm with a dedicated page. We build a page for each area of law - conveyancing, wills and probate, family, commercial, employment - and a page for each town within your range. The client at the moment that matters finds the page that proves you handle exactly her situation.
Regulatory proof and accreditations where she'll scan first.
She's checking SRA regulated before she scrolls. She's looking for CQS for conveyancing, Resolution for family law, Lexcel for the firm. She's reading whether your fees are clear and your professional indemnity is in order. Your regulatory status, your accreditations, your team profiles, and your client testimonials sit in the header, on every service page, and beside the callback form - not on a profile page she won't open.
Reassurance the page is built around.
He's not filling in a form in two minutes. He'll read your process, look for honesty on fees, and want to know who he'll actually meet before he makes the call. Your service pages carry typical case examples, fixed-fee bands where they apply, photographs of the team who'll do the work, and a low-pressure callback option - so by the time he picks up the phone, he's already trusted you with the first conversation.
Want to see what this looks like for your practice?
20 minutes, no pitch, no obligation. We'll talk through the kind of work you take on, the towns you cover, and whether a Frively site fits the way your clients find you.
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Different specialism?
See how your site reads to a client at the moment that matters
Pulse is our free, proprietary, human-reviewed assessment. We score your current site against how legal clients actually search and decide - the area-of-law and town language they type, the regulatory proof they scan for, and the reassurance that gets them to fill in the callback form.
A real reviewer goes through every page on your site and shows you exactly what's costing you enquiries. No automated tool, no generic checklist - a written assessment of where your site is winning and where the next firm in her search is getting the call.