Why Chicago firms rebuild their websites
Chicago is a crowded market for professional services. Law firms, accountants, consultants and agencies all compete for the same searches, and the firm with the clearest page for each service usually gets the call.
The sites I rebuild most often have one services page that tries to cover everything, contact forms that land in an inbox nobody owns and nothing that tells a visitor why this firm and not the next one. Each of those is fixable in a week or two.
If you run a law firm, the law firm website design and SEO page for Chicago covers practice area pages and intake in more detail.
What a Chicago firm usually gets
- A page per service, each with its own search phrase, proof and call to action.
- An enquiry form that qualifies, asking the questions you would ask on the first call, then sending the answers into your CRM with an automatic reply.
- Schema and local SEO, so Google understands what you do and where.
- Shopify instead, if you sell products rather than services.
Prices and timelines
A professional firm site on the Complete WordPress package starts at $2,200: up to 12 pages, a page per service, schema, local SEO, CRM intake and 30 days of post-launch care, live in about two weeks. Smaller practices can start with Essential from $999. If you sell products, Shopify stores start at $1,500. All prices are fixed in writing. Details: WordPress development.
Work you can check
- San Diego Law Firm got a page per practice area, local SEO and a CRM that replies to every enquiry around the clock. Built in 1 week for a fixed $3,000.
- Women Born For More is a hypnotherapy practice whose visitors research quietly. Its WordPress site has a page per programme, a free first step and booking that needs no phone call. Built in 5 days.
- OH RAW is a Shopify store that puts testing and certifications beside the price.
How the project runs from Chicago
- Free 30-minute call in Central Time. I review your site and the firms you compete with beforehand.
- Fixed-price proposal within a week, with every page listed.
- Weekly demos while the site is built.
- Launch with a documented handoff, so your team can update pages without calling a developer.
