Website for law firms in Bergen
Legal services are a trust decision. Your website needs to build credibility from the first second, present your practice areas clearly, and make it safe for potential clients to reach out about sensitive matters.
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How much does a law firm website cost?
A custom website for a law firm starts from NOK 15,000 excl. VAT. The price depends on the number of lawyer profiles, practice areas to be presented, and whether you want articles included as part of the delivery.
What we deliver
Choosing a lawyer is one of the most trust-based decisions people make — most research the firm thoroughly online before making contact. The website therefore needs to do three things: present practice areas and each lawyer’s expertise clearly, build credibility through real photos, articles and any client testimonials, and provide a safe, confidential point of contact for enquiries about sensitive matters. We build the website with exactly this as the starting point, with local SEO for practice areas and neighbourhoods built in.
Includes
- ✓Clear presentation of practice areas
- ✓Profile pages for each lawyer with expertise and background
- ✓Confidential contact form for enquiries
- ✓Call-to-action for a free or no-obligation initial consultation
- ✓Articles and content that build authority
- ✓Local SEO for practice areas and Bergen neighbourhoods
- ✓Structured data for lawyers and practice areas
- ✓Mobile-friendly design for quick enquiries
Our process
Mapping the firm
We map your practice areas, which lawyers should be presented, and what searches potential clients actually use.
Design and development
We build a website that presents your expertise credibly, makes contact safe and easy, and is technically optimised for local legal searches.
Launch and follow-up
After launch we follow up with reporting on enquiries and rankings, so you can see which practice areas are actually bringing in new clients.
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