Websites for solicitors
Somebody with a problem today does not browse. They ask, they get two or three names, and they ring the first one. Being the fourth name is the same as not being there.
What actually decides whether you are found
A client with a conveyancing question at nine at night asks an assistant who to use in their town. It names three firms. If your firm is not one of them, you never knew the enquiry existed — there is no missed call and nothing in your inbox.
So the work splits in two. Half of it is your website — whether it works on a phone, how fast it loads, whether the form delivers. The other half is everywhere else, and for solicitors it is usually the half that matters more.
The registers that count for solicitors
These are the sources an answer about a solicitor is actually assembled from. We check every one of them, and we tell you which you are missing from:
Legal buyers check before they ring. The register entry, the reviews and the named partners matter more here than in almost any other trade, because the purchase is high-value and hard to reverse.
What an assistant says about you today
We put the question a customer would ask — “who are the best solicitors near me” — to an assistant that can search, and record what came back.
Whatever it says. If you are named, we tell you that too.What the free check covers
We read your website the way a visitor's browser does, then the way a phone does, then we look at everywhere your business should appear away from it. You get the findings in plain English, ordered by what each one costs you, whether or not you ever work with us.
Where we work
A check for solicitors in your own area, with the registers and the regulator’s requirements that apply to you:
Wembley · Harrow · Ealing · Willesden · Kilburn · Barnet · Edgware · Watford · Uxbridge · Southall · Hounslow · Camden · Islington · Hackney · Hammersmith · Wandsworth · Croydon · Kingston · Richmond · Enfield · Ilford · Romford · Bromley · St Albans · Slough