Websites for accounting firms: secure, fast and easy to keep current
Clients choose an accountant they trust with their finances, and the website is the first evidence. We rebuild accounting firm sites to load fast, keep enquiry forms off a vulnerable plugin stack, and let partners update them in minutes.
What’s at stake for accounting firms
- The FTC Safeguards Rule
- The FTC's Safeguards Rule applies to many non-bank financial businesses, including tax preparation firms, and requires a written plan to protect customer information.1
- Old PHP under the site
- 48.4% of PHP websites run a version that no longer gets security fixes, and PHP 7.4 alone is 19.7% of them.2
- Accessibility claims
- Lawsuits and settlements measure business websites against WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 AA, and more than 5,000 digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US in 2025.3
What we build instead
- Service pages for each kind of client, from individuals to businesses, each marked up for search.
- Secure enquiry and document-request forms, with no database on the public site.
- Team pages and deadlines that partners can update in a visual editor.
A working example: Calder & Wynne
A business and estate law firm with practice areas, attorney profiles, insights and a consultation request. The business is fictional; the site, its speed and its accessibility are real.
- Mobile
- 96
- Accessibility
- 100
- JavaScript
- 11.8 KB
- Pages
- 26
Lighthouse on a phone, recorded on October 28, 2026.
Open Calder & Wynne
Fixed prices, hosting included
Every quote is fixed after the free scan. Hosting on Cloudflare’s free tier costs nothing.
Launch
Up to 10 pages. Clinics, studios, practices.
from $2,900
Practice
Up to 40 pages, forms, booking, multi-location.
from $6,500
Catalogue
Hundreds to thousands of product or listing pages.
from $12,000
Care
Optional, after launch: monitoring, monthly edits and a person on call.
$149 a month
Guides for accounting firms
- Is your WordPress site a security risk? Plugins, PHP and what to check
Over half of WordPress sites run a plugin with a known vulnerability. The five things to check on yours, and what to do about each.
- How much does a business website cost in 2026?
What US designers and agencies charge for a small-business website in 2026, what drives the price, and the running costs people forget.
- WCAG 2.2 explained for business owners, with a checklist
What the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are, what changed in version 2.2, and the checks that matter most for a small-business site.
Or read the questions owners ask us.