Same public pricing for every industry
CPA websites that bring in clients better than tax-season referrals
The clients you want, businesses, not shoebox 1040s, research year-round and judge your rigor by your website's. An outdated site suggests outdated practices.
How I build for it
Service architecture split by client type so business owners see themselves immediately, integration with your secure portal for document exchange, and content that ranks for the advisory searches where the margins live.
Accounting practices experience the year as two different businesses, and a site built for the quiet months handles the filing rush badly, exactly when the traffic and the stakes are highest.
Seasonal message blocks your team switches on directly, plus a booking path sized for peak volume, handle that without a developer in January. Separating individual tax, small business accounting and advisory then lets each speak plainly instead of hedging across three very different clients.
What a CPA firm build typically includes
Client-type service architecture
Secure portal integration
Tax deadline resource center
Advisory content strategy
Local SEO for business searches
Every industry build sits on the same foundation: 90+ PageSpeed scores, structured data, editor training and 30 days of included post-launch support. Pricing follows the standard public rates, industry never changes the price, only the architecture.
CPAs & Accounting Firms: common questions
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Q1Can clients send documents through the site securely?
Documents should go through a portal built for it, not a website contact form. I connect the site to the secure portal you already use, so the handoff is one clear button rather than clients emailing tax records as attachments.
Q2How do we handle the seasonal rush?
The homepage and key pages carry a message block your team can switch on for filing season, plus a booking path sized for the volume. You change the message yourself when the season turns.
Q3Should we separate services by client type?
Usually yes: individual tax, small business accounting and advisory attract different searches and different expectations. Separate pages let each one speak plainly instead of hedging across all three.
Get a quote for a CPA firm project
Send your current site (or the competitor whose site you envy). You'll get an honest teardown and a written range within one business day, and qualified projects get a free homepage mockup.