Accounting Firm Website Builder: Make Your Practice's Site with AI

An accounting firm website has one job: get the right prospects to send enough detail for a partner to quote. With Mythex you describe your practice in plain language and it builds the pages, the new-client form and the database behind it, then publishes to a live URL in one click.

Who it's for

Small and mid-sized practices whose site is a single page from years ago, a directory listing, or a template that says 'we offer a full range of accounting services' and nothing else. It suits sole practitioners and multi-partner firms alike, especially those who want to publish fees and stop spending first calls on poor fits.

What you can build

Service pages split for sole traders, limited companies, landlords and contractors
Starting fees for annual accounts, self-assessment returns and payroll
A new-client form asking entity type, turnover band and year end
A tax deadline calendar page that earns search traffic each season
Partner and team profiles with qualifications and a named contact
A referral page listing the solicitors and brokers you trust

What an accounting firm website needs

Prospects assume every firm is qualified, so they compare on fit and responsiveness. Say which sectors and entity sizes you take on so poor fits screen themselves out. Give each client type its own page, because a landlord with two flats and a growing limited company ask different questions. Put a named contact and a realistic reply time on the contact page. If the partners are comfortable, show 'from' prices for standard work and quote bespoke work individually.

Who you serve and who you do not
Services by client type
Fees or fee ranges for standard work
Named contact and reply time

A new-client form a partner can quote from

A form that only asks for name and message means a phone call before anything happens. Ask for entity type, approximate turnover, year end, whether filings are already late, and which services they want. Every submission saves to a database with a small admin page where you mark enquiries quoted, won or declined. Late filers can be flagged, since they need a different conversation and often a different fee.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not write one generic services page that lists everything. Do not bury the contact route under an About page full of history. Do not publish a deadline calendar and forget to update it next year; ask for dates stored as data so you change them in one place. And check what your professional body says about advertising, fee claims and any referral arrangements before you go live.

What to put on the site first

Launch with a home page, three service pages for your main client types, an about page with real people, and the new-client form. Add the deadline calendar before the busy season and a tax return landing page in early autumn with a firm cut-off date for new clients. More pages, a blog or a second language, are one chat message each.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my accounting firm. Include service pages for sole traders, limited companies and landlords with starting fees, a team page, a tax deadline calendar stored as editable data, and a new-client form that asks for entity type, turnover band, year end and whether any filings are late. Save enquiries to a database with an admin page to mark them quoted, won or declined.

Questions

Should an accounting firm put prices on its website?

Many small firms now show starting prices for standard work, such as a sole trader's return, and quote bespoke work separately. A range filters out pure price shoppers and shortens the first call.

Where do website enquiries go?

Into a Postgres database attached to your project. Mythex can build an admin page to read and sort them, and email you when one arrives if you connect an email service.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. On Free your site publishes to a Mythex address, which is fine for testing and a first version.

Do I need any web design or coding skills?

No. You describe the pages and change them by chatting, for example 'move the fees above the team section'. The code is there if you or a developer ever want it.

Can I add a client portal later?

Yes. The portal can live in the same project, using the same client records, so a prospect who signs up through the site can become a portal user.

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