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RetainerBooked

Law firm website design

Your firm’s website,
rebuilt in two weeks

RetainerBooked handles law firm website design for US firms with 1 to 10 lawyers, and the site is part of one monthly plan with our intake software and your firm’s marketing. Our writers draft every practice area’s page, we host the site, and every edit you email is made for you.RetainerBooked handles law firm website design for US firms with 1 to 10 lawyers, writing each page, hosting the site and making every edit your office asks for.

  • Practice area, office and attorney bio pages
  • Booking, chat and payments on every page
Four attorneys and staff posing on their building's stone steps for the new website's team photo.
RetainerBooked Law Group's rebuilt home page with its practice area links and its Google rating.

Month to monthNo setup fee, no multi-year term

On their phone

Sunday’s search becomes Monday’s consultation

Sunday night, a parent looks up custody lawyers on a phone and lands on your firm’s custody page. Four steps later, Monday’s consultation is booked and paid before your intake team arrives.

  1. RetainerBooked Law Group's custody page open on a phone, answering how Ohio decides custody and offering a $150 strategy session.

    Search

    The custody page opens

    It opens without a wait on a phone and answers parents’ first custody questions.

  2. The chat on RetainerBooked Law Group's custody page at 9:40 p.m. on a Sunday: the firm's AI assistant asks about the custody order and books a Monday strategy session.

    Chat

    A 9:40 question

    The chat says it is your firm’s AI assistant, asks your intake questions and gives no legal advice.

  3. A caller’s phone showing the firm’s booking page with Monday at 10:00 picked for a custody consultation by video.

    Book

    Monday at 10:00

    They tap an open slot that suits them.

  4. A parent paying the $150 custody strategy session fee on his phone on Sunday night, before the booking page closes.

    Pay

    Paid

    The consultation fee is charged to their card before the booking page closes.

Page by page

What a caller reads before dialing your firm

We write a page per practice area, office and attorney, plus one for every ad group, in plain words a worried person can follow on a small screen at night.

The RetainerBooked app's website screen: the rewritten home page waiting for the firm's okay, and the practice area, office, attorney and ad pages.
  1. One page per practice area

    Each area your firm takes gets a page written around what callers ask your intake team first.

  2. Each office’s page

    Every office has a page showing its address, phone number and booking calendar, so callers book the office nearest them.

  3. A bio for every attorney

    Bar admissions, education and the headshot each attorney sends us, on a page callers find when they search that lawyer’s name.

  4. Ad landing pages

    Every ad group points to a matching page: the DUI ad opens a DUI page, call button and form up top.

Under every page

Quick to load, kept current by us

  1. Laid out for the phone first

    The call button and the booking calendar sit under a thumb, and pages stay light enough to open on one bar of signal.

  2. Spanish pages

    Where your firm takes Spanish callers, we write those practice areas’ pages in Spanish ourselves, with no translation widget.

  3. Hosting inside the fee

    The site runs on our servers, and our team keeps it secure, updated and backed up, with nothing for your staff to patch.

RetainerBooked Law Group's home page on a phone: the call and evaluation buttons, its practice areas and its attorneys.
  1. Your old pages keep their addresses

    At kickoff we list every address on your current site, and each page we rebuild goes back at the same one.

  2. Accessible pages

    Clear headings, alt text on every picture and strong contrast, so screen readers and tired eyes can follow, with no overlay widget bolted on.

  3. Your firm’s own look

    Our designers start from your logo, colors and the photos you send, and the result reads as your firm, not a template another firm in town also bought.

On each page

Book, chat or pay without leaving the page

Each page carries the same tools your intake team works from, so whatever a visitor does lands with them.

  • Pay button

    A RetainerBooked notice: a $150 consultation fee paid by card from the pay button on the firm's website.

    Consultation fees, earned fees and payment-plan installments go through by card or eCheck, while trust money stays with your own trust processor.

  • Google reviews

    Hodan Farah's five-star Google review from today and the pages of RetainerBooked Law Group's website it shows on: the home page, practice pages and attorney bios.

    Your newest Google reviews show on the page as they come in, with the star rating beside them, so visitors see what clients said.

  • Forms answered in seconds

    An intake card opened by a contact form sent late on a Tuesday, texted back from the firm's number in 28 seconds.

    Someone fills in your contact form late on a Tuesday; a card opens for intake and your firm’s number texts them back within seconds.

  • Email us any change

    RetainerBooked's website changes card: a new attorney page and the OVI flat fee done this month with no invoice, and the Dayton office's new address going up Thursday.

    A new attorney, a moved office, a changed fee: email it over, and the page is updated, with no limit and no invoice.

  • Online booking

    Two consultations booked from the firm’s website, one by video and one in the office, each with its attorney and time.

    Visitors pick a consultation type, an office or video, and an open time on that attorney’s calendar.

  • Website chat

    The chat on RetainerBooked Law Group's employment law page, the firm's AI assistant offering a call with an attorney.

    Day or night, the chat books consultations on your calendar and hands the visitor to your team when someone is free, always as your firm’s AI assistant.

Start with the site you have

Send the web address ahead, and we’ll show which pages keep their addresses, what each practice area gets and the monthly price, starting at $97. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.

Managing partner leafing through last month's agency report at her desk, ready to set it beside ours.
A RetainerBooked notice saying all 64 pages of the firm's current website keep their web addresses on the new site.

Pages that book consultations

  • Wesley T., managing partner of a personal injury firm in Tulsa.
    Wesley T.Managing partner, PI firm, Tulsa
    Zerobroken addresses

    We moved a ten-year-old site, every page kept its address, and the phones stayed busy the month we switched.

  • Beatrice V., founding attorney of a family law firm in Sacramento.
    Beatrice V.Founding attorney, Sacramento
    Paid upfrontfor consultations booked online

    Consultation fees come in when people book on the site, so the 2:00 is paid before anyone sits down in the conference room.

  • Rashad W., a criminal defense attorney in Atlanta.
    Rashad W.Criminal defense attorney, Atlanta
    Overnightchats booked by morning

    Arrests happen at night. The site’s chat books the consultation then, and I see it on my calendar before court.

  • Harriet B., office manager at an estate planning firm in Grand Rapids.
    Harriet B.Office manager, Grand Rapids
    Every editincluded in the monthly fee

    I kept a list of fixes for our old agency and waited. Now I email each one and it’s done that week.

  • Esteban R., a solo immigration attorney in El Paso.
    Esteban R.Immigration attorney, El Paso
    Both languageson every page

    Plenty of my callers would rather read in Spanish. Our Spanish pages sound like a person wrote them, and people book right from them.

  • Lorena F., intake manager at a personal injury firm in Phoenix.
    Lorena F.Intake manager, PI firm, Phoenix
    Same minutetexts back on web forms

    Every form from the site lands with my team, and the caller has our text before I’ve even opened it.

Website questions

Before we rebuild your site

Search a topic such as rankings, hosting or Spanish pages.

8 questions

How many days until the site launches?

Fourteen days. The site goes live inside 14 days of kickoff, together with your intake forms, online booking, chat and the AI receptionist.

Does moving off the old site cost us our Google rankings?

Each page we rebuild keeps its old address and its words, so Google finds the same pages it already knew, where it left them.

Can we request changes later?

Yes, as many as you like. Email them to your account manager, with no cap and no charge per edit.

Does every practice area, office and attorney get a page?

Yes, and every ad group gets one too. We list your practice areas, offices and attorneys at kickoff, and each one gets a page with a booking link.

Is the website billed on its own?

No. Every plan includes it, and the plan’s price follows how many at your firm sign in, from $97, hosting and edits covered.

Can the site have pages in Spanish?

Yes, in every practice area where your firm takes Spanish callers. Our team writes them, and the chat and AI receptionist answer in Spanish at no extra cost.

Does the site carry our state’s advertising disclaimers?

Yes, where your state wants them. At kickoff you give us the lines your bar requires, such as “Attorney Advertising” or the responsible attorney’s name and office, and we place them on each page. Your firm signs off before launch.

Can we see the site’s numbers?

Yes. Your reports count the site’s visits, calls, chats and forms, and show which of them booked a consultation and which became a signed case.

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Still deciding?

Quinn answers at sales@retainerbooked.com: send your current web address and the practice areas you take.

Quinn HadleyAccount manager

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