GHZ Accountants
Website for a Sheffield accountancy business
Service pages, clear fees and a guided finder to help visitors choose the accountancy service they need.
A website for accountants that shows your services, your fees and your registration details
A website for accountants starts at £29.99 a month with nothing upfront, or £199 to pay once, for one page. Up to 5 pages is £399. It suits sole practitioners, bookkeepers and tax advisers who want clear services and an enquiry form. All prices include VAT, and the preview is free.
Nothing upfront from £29.99 a month, or pay once: one page £199, up to 5 pages £399, business site from £699. All prices include VAT.
What clients look for on an accountant website
A visitor comparing firms wants to know if you do their kind of work, what it costs and who they would deal with.
Your services, one page each
Self assessment, bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, company accounts and tax advice each answer a different search. A separate page for each lets a visitor find theirs.
What it costs
Most accountant sites hide fees. A “from” price, or how a price is worked out, helps a visitor decide to call.
Who you are
A short bio with your photo, your qualifications and the professional body you belong to, with the details to check.
How to get started
An enquiry form with a choice of service, so you know what the visitor needs before you reply.
Rules your accountant website should follow
Every limited company must show three details on its website, so this covers many accountancy firms.
| The rule | What it means for your site |
|---|---|
| A company’s website must show the part of the UK where it is registered, its registered number and its registered office address. | Put all three in the footer of every page. I add them once you send me the details. |
This is the Companies, Limited Liability Partnerships and Business (Names and Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2015, regulation 25. Your professional body or supervisor may set more rules. Check with them.
Features for an accountancy website
Features are built to your quote. Portals and document tools stay with the ones you already use, linked and scoped in your quote.
Service pages and a fee guide
Each service in plain words, with what you need from the client and what happens next.
An enquiry form that sorts the work
The visitor picks a service and says whether they are a sole trader, a company or a landlord.
A link to your client portal
A login link to the portal or document tool you already use. The portal itself stays with that tool and is scoped in your quote.
A tax and deadlines page
Short notes on the dates your clients ask about, written by you, with a link to the official page for each.
Names and logos, with proof
ICAEW, ACCA, AAT or other bodies appear only once you show me current proof.
Custom accountant website or Wix and Squarespace?
Wix and Squarespace suit an accountant who wants to build and edit the site alone. A custom site suits one who wants it built for them.
| Custom site from me | Wix or Squarespace | |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | I design and build it from your quote. | You choose a template and build it yourself. |
| Layout | Made for your services and your clients. | Template layouts, with edits within what the template allows. |
| Changes | Free for 4 weeks, then small text and photo changes on every monthly plan. | You make every change yourself. |
| Ownership | You keep your domain and files. | The site runs on the builder’s platform. |
Accountancy firms in the UK
Most are small, so a one-page or five-page site is often enough.
| Figure | |
|---|---|
| Accounting and auditing businesses | 31,505 |
| Of those, with fewer than 10 staff | 28,370 |
| Bookkeeping businesses | 7,295 |
| Tax consultancy businesses | 1,810 |
| Businesses with no website, professional, scientific and technical sector | 20% |
Business counts are ONS 2026 figures for VAT- or PAYE-registered businesses. Sole traders below the VAT threshold with no employees are not counted, so the real number is higher.
An accountancy site I have built
The case study shows the features I built and the checks behind them.
Let’s talk about your website
I can visit your business in Sheffield or elsewhere in South Yorkshire by arrangement.
What accountant website design costs
Pay monthly with nothing upfront, or pay once. Most accountants need the One page or Up to 5 pages plan.
One page
Monthly, nothing upfront £29.99 a month
Or £199 to pay once
- Pages
- 1 page
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
Up to 5 pages
Monthly, nothing upfront £36.99 a month
Or £399 to pay once
- Pages
- Up to 5 pages
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
Business site
Monthly, nothing upfront £49.99 a month
Or from £699 to pay once
- Pages
- Up to 8 pages
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
All prices include VAT. You see a free preview before you pay anything.
If you pay once, hosting with me is £19.99 a month, or you can host it yourself. On a monthly plan, hosting is included.
A small site gives each service its own page, plus a page about you and a contact page. Your site usually goes live within 10 working days of you approving the free preview and sending your words and photos.
Not included: domain registration and renewal, email mailboxes, paid services from other companies, and extra pages and features, which are quoted first.
What an accountant should prepare
A list in a message is enough.
Your services
What you offer and what you do not, in your own words.
Your fees
A “from” price for each service, or how you work a price out.
Your company details
Registered number, registered office and the part of the UK where you are registered, if you are a company.
Your qualifications
Professional bodies and the registration details to show, with proof.
Your portal or software
The client portal, document or booking tool you use, so I can link to it.
Questions accountants ask
How much does accountant website design cost?
Monthly plans start from £29.99 a month with nothing upfront. To pay once, one page is £199 and up to 5 pages is £399. Up to 8 pages is from £699. All prices include VAT. Your site usually goes live within 10 working days of you approving the free preview and sending your words and photos.
What should an accountant website include?
A page for each service, your fees or how you price, who you are and how to start. Add your company details in the footer if you are a company, and the professional bodies you belong to, with proof.
Can clients upload documents or see a portal?
The site can link to the portal or upload tool you already use. The portal itself stays with that tool. How it is linked or embedded is scoped in your quote.
Do I have to show my registered number on the website?
For a company, the 2015 regulations say the site must show where in the UK you are registered. It must also show your registered number and registered office address. I put them in the footer. Check any other rules with your professional body.
Do you design websites for bookkeepers and tax advisers too?
Yes. The same layout works for bookkeepers and tax advisers, with the services and the enquiry choices changed to match.
Can I put ICAEW, ACCA or AAT logos on my site?
Yes, once you show me current proof of membership. I do not add a logo I have not seen proof for.
Get a free quote and see your preview first
Tell me what you offer, who your clients are and how they usually get in touch. The quote is free and lists the pages, features and total price. You see your preview before you pay anything. Don’t like the preview? You owe nothing. I reply within one working day.
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