Accounting and CPA website design
Accounting website design that turns referrals into clients
We design and build CPA firm websites that make a referral easy to say yes to, and that Google and AI tools can read.
Free. Results in a couple of minutes. No call needed.
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What your next client sees
AI answer
For an S corp owner in Nashville, accounting firms people often contact:
Firm AFirm BFirm C
Map results
- Firm A
- Firm B
firm-a.com › business owners
firm-b.com › business owners
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
A referred client searches your firm name; a client without a referral searches the problem. Both judge you in the same three places, and your website sits behind every one of them.
accountant for small business in Nashville
Google Maps and your profile
Your Google profile links to your site. If the page it opens is slow, vague or awkward on a phone, the visitor goes back and taps the next firm on the list.
What we do: We build a fast homepage and contact path that match your profile, so the tap from Maps lands well.
Google search results
Google ranks pages, not firms. A site with a page for each service and client type, such as "bookkeeping for dental practices", has something to rank. A single services page does not.
What we do: We plan the site structure around your services and niches, with clean code and SEO basics in place at launch.
AI answers
When an owner asks an AI tool which accountant handles their kind of business, it reads sites that state the facts plainly: who you serve, where, your credentials and how you work.
What we do: We write answer-first copy and add structured data for your firm, partners and credentials.
Then they call the firm that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
A new site in three parts: a design built around how your clients choose an accountant, SEO and AI search foundations so it can be found, and conversion so a visit becomes a booked consultation.
Design and build
A site that looks like a firm worth trusting with the books.
- Structure planned around your services and the client types you serve
- Partner and staff pages with photos and credentials
- A page that explains how you charge, in your own words
- Fast, accessible pages that work on a phone
- You see and approve the design before it goes live
Client result
1,270 to 3,330
monthly clicks from Google after a new website and SEO
Ernest-Brooks International, London estate agency, not an accounting firm. Measured September 2025 to August 2026.
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A typical build moves through three stages. How long each takes depends on the number of pages and how quickly content and approvals come back, and we plan the launch around your busy season.
- 1Start
Discovery
We learn your services, your best clients and how referrals reach you, review the current site and agree the page list.
- 2Design
Design you approve
You see the homepage and key pages designed with your content, ask for changes and approve the design before we build the rest.
- 3Launch
Build and launch
We build, move your content, set up redirects and tracking, test on phones, and launch after your final sign-off.
Most firms prefer to launch outside January to April. After launch, you can keep the site as it is or add ongoing SEO; that is a separate decision.
BY BUSINESS TYPE
Planned for how you work.
A firm that serves contractors needs a different site from one that serves families at tax time, so the structure follows your clients.
- CPA firms with a nichePages built around one or two industries, so a referral sees the fit at once.
- Tax preparation practicesSeasonal booking, document checklists and clear hours for the busy months.
- Bookkeeping firmsMonthly packages explained simply, with onboarding steps people can follow.
- Advisory and fractional CFOLonger, example-led pages for owners weighing a bigger engagement.
- Enrolled agents and tax resolutionCalm, credible pages for people dealing with a notice or a balance due.
- Audit and assuranceDetailed pages for boards, lenders and nonprofits that need an audit or review.
Built within professional advertising rules
State boards of accountancy and the AICPA Code expect advertising to be truthful and not misleading, and some boards regulate firm names and who may use the CPA title, so a site must not suggest that unlicensed staff are CPAs. Circular 230 applies to anyone in practice before the IRS, and client tax information needs careful handling on forms and in follow-up. We keep claims to what you can show, and you approve every page before it goes live.
A website's cost depends on the number of pages, the content you already have and the features you need, such as booking or a client portal link. The website plans are on the pricing page, and we confirm the scope with you before work starts.
QUESTIONS
Accounting website design, answered.
01Will we see the design before it goes live?
Yes. You see and approve the design before it goes live. We show the homepage and key pages with your real content first, make the changes you ask for, and only then build the rest of the site.
02How long does a new accounting website take?
It depends mostly on the number of pages and how quickly content and approvals come back. We give you a realistic schedule after discovery and plan the launch away from your busiest weeks, so nobody is reviewing pages in March.
03Do you write the content, or do we?
Either. We can draft pages from short interviews with your partners, or edit what you already have. Credentials, services and how you charge always come from you, and you review every page before launch.
04Can the site link to our client portal and booking tool?
Yes. We link to or embed the portal, e-signature and booking tools you already use, where those tools allow it. The site points clients to the secure route for documents, so nobody emails a tax return.
05Will we lose our Google rankings when the site changes?
Not if the move is handled carefully. We map every old page to its new address, set up redirects, carry over titles that already rank and check Search Console after launch. Some movement in the first weeks is normal.
06What does an accounting website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, the content you have and the features you need. You can compare the website plans on the pricing page, and the scope is agreed with you before the build begins.
07Who owns the website and where is it hosted?
You own the code, hosting on agreed terms. Hosting is flexible: we can run it for you, or it can sit in your name, as agreed in your contract.
See what your site says about you. Before a client does.
Enter your site and the clients you serve. You get a free check of how your firm shows up on Google, on Maps and in AI answers, with no call needed.
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