Our best Squarespace website templates for an accountant or a law firm.

All of our templates can be customised to suit any business. The three templates below are designs that would suit an office based business. We’ve specifically made the one on the left for an accountant or a law firm.

The Office template. For an accountant, law firm or office based business.
£195.00

This is a design that would suit any corporate business. It's conventional and conservative and has a high end edge to it.

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The Specialist's template. For a property, interiors or construction business.
£195.00

You’ll find this design easy to make it into your own website. Lots of page layout options on this one so it’s a good design to use if you need a website quickly.

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The Scrolling template. For a creative brand looking to stand out.
£195.00

Similar design to The Cloud template. This is a scrolling design. Would suit any business that needs to stand out in a crowded market.

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Once you’ve bought your template you’ll need to think about the text you’ll use to sell your services

We’ve outlined below what we think the website structure should be for an accountant’s website.

The purpose of your new website should be to make visitors quickly understand what you do, who you help, why they should trust you, and how to contact you.

We think the essential pages are:

  1. Home

    • Clear headline, e.g. “Accountancy services for small businesses and contractors”

    • Short explanation of your services

    • Who you work with

    • Key benefits/differentiators

    • Strong “Book a consultation” / “Get in touch” button

    • Trust signals such as qualifications, experience, testimonials, or professional memberships

  2. About

    • Your background and experience

    • Qualifications and professional memberships

    • Your approach to working with clients

    • A professional photo

    • Why clients choose you

  3. Services
    Depending on your practice, this could include:

    • Annual accounts

    • Self-assessment tax returns

    • Corporation tax

    • VAT

    • Payroll

    • Bookkeeping

    • Management accounts

    • Tax planning

    • Business advice

    • Company formation

    Each service should explain what it involves, who it's for, and what the client gets.

  4. Pricing

    • Starting prices or example packages where possible

    • What is included

    • Whether pricing is monthly, annual, or project-based

    • A clear explanation of how bespoke quotes work

    You don't necessarily need to publish exact prices, but transparency can help generate enquiries.

  5. Testimonials / Case Studies

    • Real client testimonials

    • Specific results where you can share them

    • Before/after examples of how you helped a business

  6. Contact

    • Phone

    • Email

    • Contact form

    • Office address if applicable

    • Opening hours

    • Consultation/booking option

    • Clear call-to-action

Important extras

FAQ section
Answer questions such as:

  • How much does an accountant cost?

  • When should I hire an accountant?

  • Do you work with sole traders?

  • Do you work with limited companies?

  • Can you handle my tax return?

  • Can you take over from my current accountant?

  • Do you offer online appointments?

Resources/blog
Useful articles can attract people through Google, for example:

  • “What expenses can a sole trader claim?”

  • “Sole trader vs limited company”

  • “How much should I set aside for tax?”

  • “What records does my business need to keep?”

Strong calls to action
Don't make visitors hunt for the next step. Use buttons such as:

  • Book a free consultation

  • Get a quote

  • Speak to an accountant

  • Send us an enquiry

If you're in the UK

I'd also make sure the site has appropriate privacy/cookie information, terms where relevant, professional/regulatory details, and clear information about your business identity. If you're regulated or belong to a professional body, displaying the relevant membership/registration information can be an important trust signal.

A simple structure we would recommend

Home → Services → Who We Help → About → Pricing → Testimonials → Resources → Contact

For a small accountancy practice, you don't need a huge website. A polished 5–7 page site with excellent copy and clear calls-to-action can be much more effective than 20 pages of generic accounting content.

The design of your website is very important. The Home page is the most important page. All of our designs have a customer journey in mind so that your new user will finish their visit to your website making an enquiry, calling you or filling in a form. The whole purpose of a website is to make a new visitor into a paying customer.

Our templates are the perfect solution to getting a new website. At £195.00 they are far cheaper than a custom made design and they only take a couple of days to complete. A custom website can take weeks to complete.

We’ll help you every step of the way if you need it. Call us Mon-Sat 9am-6pm on 020 8333 0151.

Mark Anderson
Beautifully presented hand made framed limited edition photographs.
https://akaroagallery.com
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