Do you build websites specifically for accounting firms?

We build websites for all kinds of small businesses, but we understand what accounting clients look for — service breakdowns, credentials, easy contact options. The site gets built around what your clients actually need to see.

Can I update the site myself during tax season with new posts or announcements?

Yes. We can set it up so you can add blog posts or update a news section on your own. If you'd rather send us the content and have us handle it, that works too.

How long before the site shows up in Google searches?

Google indexes new sites on its own timeline, usually within a few weeks. If you want to actively rank for search terms like 'CPA in Ore City' or 'East Texas tax preparation,' our Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and includes the groundwork for that.

What if I already have a website but it just needs a refresh?

We'll take a look at what you've got. Sometimes it makes sense to rebuild from the ground up. Sometimes it doesn't. We'll tell you which one honestly.

Do you handle the domain name and email setup?

We can help with domain registration and make sure your email is set up properly. If you already own your domain, we'll work with that.

Web Design · Ore City, TX

Web design for accountants in Ore City

Most accounting firms treat their website like a formality. Something you set up once, forget about, and hope nobody judges you for. That's a mistake — because every potential client in Ore City and Upshur County is going to look you up online before they ever pick up the phone.

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The mistake accounting firms keep making

Here's what tends to happen. An accountant gets a website built years ago. It lists services, maybe has a phone number, and that's about it. No explanation of what makes the firm different. No easy way to request a consultation. No mention of whether you handle payroll, QuickBooks cleanup, or business entity setup. Just a name and a street address.

The problem isn't that the site exists. It's that it doesn't do anything. A potential client in Ore City lands on it, can't figure out if you're the right fit, and moves on to whoever has a clearer answer. That's not a technology problem. It's a communication problem. And it's fixable.

What an accounting website actually needs

Tax prep, bookkeeping, payroll, advisory — you probably offer more than people realize. Your website should lay that out plainly. Each service gets its own section with a real description, not a bullet point.

A contact form matters. Not a generic one with eight fields, but something simple that lets a new client say who they are and what they need. Seasonal content helps too — a short post about estimated tax deadlines or changes to deduction rules gives people a reason to come back. And your qualifications belong somewhere visible. Licenses, affiliations, years in practice. People handing over their financials want to know who they're dealing with.

How this works on our end

We build websites from scratch. No recycled templates, no drag-and-drop page builders that slow everything down. The site loads fast, reads well on a phone, and puts your services and contact info where people actually look for them.

A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need something with more depth — a full services breakdown, a blog section for tax tips, individual staff pages — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. Either way, hosting runs $50 a month, and that includes keeping things updated and running.

We're a web design shop out of Tyler. Ore City's right up the road. You'll talk to the person actually building the site, not a sales rep.

Your competitors aren't waiting

Ore City is a small town. That works in your favor if you're the accountant with a professional online presence, and against you if you're not. People search for CPAs by area. They compare what they find. If your site looks like it hasn't been touched since the Bush administration and the firm down the road has a clean layout with clear service descriptions, that's going to affect who gets the call.

This isn't about flashy design. It's about being clear, being current, and making it easy for someone to pick you. That's the whole job of the website.