Websites built for immigration law firms.
$2,500. Twenty business days. English and Spanish. You own all of it.
Running Meta campaigns for immigration firms since 2018 · $89,000+ in managed ad spend
Most immigration firm websites lose the client before the call.
$2,500. Everything below included.
Pages
- Home page built around one action: book a consultation
- Attorney bio with bar admissions, languages and photo
- Up to 4 practice area pages, chosen by you
- Contact page with secure intake form
Built in
- Full Spanish version, written by hand
- Click to call in the mobile header
- Google Business Profile connected
- Analytics and Search Console under your accounts
- Privacy policy and advertising disclaimer
- Speed tested on real phones before launch
You own it. All of it. From day one.
Many firms find out they never owned their site the day they try to leave.
| Asset | In whose name | If you leave |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | Your firm | Stays with you |
| Hosting | Your firm | Stays with you |
| WordPress files and database | Your firm | Fully exportable |
| Content and design | Your firm | Yours to keep or hand off |
| Analytics and Search Console | Your firm | You keep the history |
| Leads and form submissions | Your firm | You keep every record |
I am a user on your accounts, never the owner. Change my access and nothing breaks.
Your Spanish pages are written by a person.
Every Spanish page is written for Spanish readers and lives at its own address, like firma.com/es/inmigracion-familiar/. No Google Translate widget rewriting your pages while visitors read them.
Its own URL
Spanish addresses in Spanish, not English ones behind a prefix.
One website
A single install and a single Search Console, so you see one set of numbers.
Switcher that works
Sends readers to the matching page, not back to the home page.
Both languages run on one WordPress install with a multilingual setup that keeps the two versions linked and tells Google which page serves which language. Automatic translation is turned off.
What this price does not cover.
- Long legal guides written for each visa category
- Photography and video
- Clio, MyCase or other case management integration
- Client portals
- Ongoing SEO, ads or monthly maintenance
- Hosting and domain fees, billed to your firm directly, usually $15 to $40 a month
Need more than four practice pages or a second language beyond Spanish? Tell me on the call and I will quote the difference before we start.
Twenty business days, start to launch.
| Days | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 to 3 | We pick practice areas. You send bio, photo, bar admissions, contact details |
| 4 to 9 | English pages built with your content in place |
| 10 to 11 | You review and send one round of changes |
| 12 to 17 | Spanish pages written by hand, changes applied |
| 18 to 19 | Forms and phone tested on real devices |
| 20 | Launch on your hosting, analytics confirmed, walkthrough call |
The clock starts the day your content arrives, not the day you pay. If your bio takes three weeks, I will tell you the date moved.
Six builds you can scroll right here.
Scroll any frame to read the whole page, or click it to open the real thing. The firms are invented and the photography is stock, so these are concept builds rather than clients. Every one of them runs English and Spanish from the same page, which is the part that is hard to fake.
Campaign results are a different kind of proof, and I would rather you see the difference than have me blur it. I have run Meta campaigns for immigration practices since 2018: $89,000 in ad spend across 19 months, a Bay Area firm running WhatsApp campaigns, and a San Jose firm I have worked with for four years. Those pages are ad results, not website projects.
This is not the right fit if:
You need a client portal, case status lookups or CRM integration. Budget $10,000 and hire a larger agency.
You want twenty-five pages at launch.
You want a vendor to own and host everything so you never think about it.
I will tell you this on the call rather than stretch the package to fit.
Questions attorneys ask before booking.
How much does a law firm website cost in 2026?
Is $1,500 a good price for a law firm website?
How much should I pay someone to design my website?
Can I just build it myself?
Can AI build my law firm website?
Do I need a Spanish version?
Who writes the content?
What about attorney advertising rules?
Fifteen minutes on the phone.
Bring your current site if you have one and the case types you want more of. If this package is not the fit, I will say so and point you somewhere else.
Book a free consultationOr call (415) 286-8852
Pricing and timeline reviewed September 2026.