A website for attorneys that holds up to a client's due diligence
Every prospective client — and opposing counsel, and every referral source — searches your name before the first call. A page that states your practice areas, credentials, and bar admissions with quiet confidence does what a directory profile never will: it makes retaining you feel safe.
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Why attorneys lose work without a website
Referrals verify before they call
A colleague passes along your name; the client still searches it. When the search returns a bar-directory stub and a LinkedIn page, hesitation creeps in — and hesitation on a legal matter means calling the firm with the polished site instead.
Directory profiles bury you among competitors
Avvo and Justia list you next to thirty other attorneys and sell ads against your name. Your own page is the one place a potential client sees only you: your matters, your credentials, your way of working — with no "compare attorneys" button.
Unvetted phone calls burn billable time
A consultation form that asks for the matter type and a short description lets you conflict-check and triage before anyone is on your calendar — so the first conversation happens with context, not cold.
Themes that fit attorneys
Each theme is a live site you can open right now — same layout, your content instead of the example's.
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Law firms & attorneys
A stately serif design with practice areas, attorney profile and credentials.
What your site could say
Whitfield Law
Business litigation and employment counsel in Raleigh, NC. J.D., Duke University School of Law; admitted in North Carolina state and federal courts. Fifteen years representing closely held businesses — direct partner attention on every matter, from demand letter to verdict.
Live in three steps
Start from the Counsel theme
A stately, serif-set layout built for law practices: practice areas, credentials block, disclaimer line, and a consultation form — nothing that needs explaining to a managing partner.
State your practice and credentials
The form asks for practice areas, education, admissions, and your professional biography. Careful character limits keep the page composed, never crowded.
Publish and let referrals verify you
One click and yourfirm.amty.page is live. Put it in your email signature and bar profiles — the next referred client's search now ends at your own page.
Questions attorneys ask
Do I need a website as a solo attorney?
Yes — not for search traffic, but for verification. Most solo attorneys' clients arrive by referral, and nearly all of them search your name before calling. A page confirming your practice areas, bar admissions, and experience converts that search into a consultation. Its absence quietly costs you matters you never knew were considering you.
How much does a law firm website cost?
Legal-marketing agencies quote thousands and lock you into retainers. On Amty you build your firm's site free and pay only to publish it — $9/month or $99/year puts it live at yourfirm.amty.page with the consultation-request inbox, instant email alerts, and your own domain. There's no design bill because the design is already done.
What should an attorney website include?
Your practice areas stated plainly, education and bar admissions, court admissions if relevant, a short professional biography, office location, and a consultation request form. Amty's Counsel theme also includes a field for the attorney-advertising disclaimer many state bars expect, so compliance isn't an afterthought.
How quickly can my firm's site be live?
In under an hour, including the time spent choosing a headshot. The Counsel theme asks for your practice areas, credentials, and biography in a structured form — you write the words, it produces the site. Deploy when you're satisfied; it's live immediately.
Can I use my firm's domain?
Yes. Publish at yourfirm.amty.page first, then connect whitfieldlaw.com (or any domain you own) — both are included in your plan. The consultation form and email alerts continue working identically on your domain.
Tonight, someone will Google your name.
Decide what they find. Your site can be live at yourname.amty.page in the next half hour.