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WordPress Websites That Win New Accounting Clients

We build accountant websites that display your credentials, explain your services clearly, and bring in the right kind of enquiries.

25+ Years
100% Mobile-First
UK-Based Team
25+ Years Experience
100% Mobile-First
500+ Sites Delivered
5.0★ Google Rating (365i)
SSL Secured
24hr Response
UK-Based
5★ Reviews
Est. 2001

Your website should work as hard as your practice does

Most accountancy firms get clients through referrals. That works, but it doesn't scale. A WordPress website puts your practice in front of business owners searching for tax advice, payroll help, or year-end accounts right now. We've built sites for sole practitioners, small firms, and multi-partner practices across the UK. We know what makes a prospect pick up the phone.

Your site needs to show ACCA or ICAEW credentials, explain your services without jargon, and make it simple for someone to get in touch. We build WordPress sites with client portals for document sharing, MTD-ready content, and clear pricing pages that stop tyre-kickers before they reach your inbox. Every page is built to earn trust and generate leads.

Professional Accountants website design by Press Forge
25+ Years Experience
100% Mobile Optimised
500+ Sites Delivered
Mark McNeece, Founder & Lead Developer at Press Forge

Every project is led by Mark McNeece, founder of Press Forge and 365i.

25+ years building WordPress sites · 4 plugins on WordPress.org · author of the AI Visibility Definition · more about us

Everything You Need to Succeed Online

The features that matter most for accountants

ACCA/ICAEW Compliance Badges

Your professional body credentials displayed prominently. Visitors trust regulated accountants over unqualified bookkeepers.

Client Portal Integration

Secure login areas where clients upload documents, view invoices, and access tax records. Saves time for you and your clients.

Service Breakdown Pages

Individual pages for tax returns, payroll, bookkeeping, company accounts, and advisory work. Each one targets specific search terms.

MTD-Ready Content

Making Tax Digital is changing how your clients work. Your website should explain what MTD means for them and how you help.

Fee Transparency Section

Fixed-fee pricing pages that set expectations and filter out enquiries that don't match your practice. Less wasted time on calls.

Lead Qualification Forms

Smart contact forms that ask about business type, turnover, and service needs. You get better leads before the first conversation.

Key Pages We Build

Every website includes the essential pages your customers expect.

  • Services Overview A clear breakdown of everything your practice offers, from self-assessment to corporate tax planning.
  • About Your Team Individual profiles for each accountant with qualifications, specialisms, and professional memberships.
  • Client Resources Tax deadline calendars, MTD guides, and downloadable checklists that keep clients coming back to your site.
  • Industries You Serve Dedicated pages for sectors you specialise in, like construction CIS, landlord tax, or contractor accounting.
  • Free Consultation Booking An online booking page where prospects schedule a no-obligation call with your team.
clarkeandco.co.uk
Services Overview
About Your Team
Client Resources
Industries You Serve

Works With Your Tools

We connect your WordPress site with the platforms that matter to your business.

Xero
QuickBooks
Sage
HMRC
Companies House
FreeAgent
From the Founder

What I'd Build First for an Accountancy Firm, and Why

First build: a pricing page, even a "from" pricing page. Accountancy is one of the few professions where almost nobody publishes fees, which means the first firm in a local market to do it wins the click from every comparison shopper. Pair it with a Making Tax Digital explainer, because MTD deadlines drive waves of small-business owners to search for help, and most firm websites still say nothing useful about it.

What I'd reject: the wall-of-services page listing audit, bookkeeping, payroll, and tax in one paragraph each. It reads identically to every competitor and ranks for nothing. Fewer pages, each owning one question a business owner actually types, beats completeness.

The rules your website has to respect

  • Making Tax Digital: the single most search-driving compliance topic for small-business clients; your site should own it locally
  • ICAEW: chartered status is a ranking-adjacent trust signal; link the membership, don't just claim it
  • ACCA: same principle for ACCA-regulated firms; verifiable credentials beat asserted ones

Frequently Asked Questions

6 common questions answered

Common questions about WordPress websites for accountants

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