I design and build websites for small professional firms: law practices, CPAs and wealth advisors. You deal with me directly.
Flat prices from $3,500. I reply within 1-2 business days.
Two New York firms, two very different audiences: injured clients looking for a lawyer, and attorneys looking for coverage.
Salzman Winer Klein is a personal injury firm in New York City. Its site is one page written for people who have just been hurt and need a lawyer: practice areas, attorney bios, a clear way to book a free consultation, search-friendly structured data and New York's required disclaimers.
Frank Rizzo covers court appearances and depositions for other attorneys, so his site is written for lawyers. It lists every court he covers, publishes his full fee schedule, and has sections for Of Counsel referrals, Pro Hac Vice work and attorneys who want to join his per diem network.
“The website looks great by the way, and already landed a new client because of it! Thank you again.”
“Fitz is excellent to work with, and I think you’ll be in great hands.”
“Again, great work—this is very well put together, both from an aesthetic standpoint and with respect to the narrative.”
Four steps. You see a working draft before you approve anything.
A 20-minute call to scope the site. If we go ahead, I send one onboarding form for bios, services, photos, logo and who manages your domain.
I build the first version and send you a private preview link to click through on your phone and desktop.
About a week after your content is inYou send edits, I make them. Two rounds are included. Anything beyond that, I quote before I start.
I point your domain at the new site, set up SSL, and leave your email records alone so nothing breaks.
Two flat build prices, plus a care plan you can opt out of. You know the full cost before we start.
$3,500
For solo and small firms that need one strong page that works on every phone.
$5,000
For firms with published fees, several services or a referral network to explain.
$79/mo
Or $790 a year. A simple monthly traffic report, and for law firms, dated copies of the site at launch, after big changes and every 90 days, for the records advertising rules require, such as New York's. Included by default, and you can opt out.
Your domain and any photography are paid by the firm directly, so you own them outright.
I'm Fitz Maro, Head of the Americas, Design Technology at Amazon. I've been building websites since I was a kid, and I still do.
I take on a few firm sites at a time, so you deal with me directly from the first call to launch. No account managers, no handoffs.
No. Your domain stays with your registrar. I add two DNS records to point it at the site and never touch the records that run your email.
I build in New York's standard disclaimers and flag anything that may need a closer look, like awards, results or photos. The final call on compliance stays with you as the attorney.
Yes. Accounting, tax and wealth advisory practices need much the same site as a law firm: what you do, who does it, and an easy way to get in touch. The process and pricing are the same.
The price covers the website itself: design, build, launch and, for law firms, the site copies the advertising rules require. Ongoing content writing and other services aren't included, so you only pay for the site.
The contact form emails each inquiry straight to the inbox you choose. There's no extra system for you to log into or for me to maintain.
I organize and edit what you send so it reads well on a phone. I won't invent credentials, numbers or case results.
On Netlify, a fast static host with free SSL. Hosting is included in the price, with no monthly hosting fee, and there's no WordPress or plugins to keep updated.
The site is yours, and hosting stays included. The care plan adds a monthly traffic report and the site copies advertising rules require. Content changes after launch are quoted before I start.
A few quick questions so I know who you are. It takes about a minute.