Can you add a section for tax deadlines and seasonal updates?

Yes. We can set up a simple blog or news section where you post tax tips, deadline reminders, or anything else your clients should know. You'll be able to update it yourself without calling us every time. A lot of accounting firms find this useful around January through April especially.

I only do tax prep — do I really need a full website?

Not necessarily. If tax preparation is your only service, a simple site starting at $300 might be all you need. A clean page with what you do, when you're available, your qualifications, and a way to get in touch. That's a real website and it works.

Will the site have a way for new clients to request a consultation?

That's the whole point of the contact form. Someone finds your site, reads about your services, and fills out a quick form to get in touch. You get notified, you follow up. No scheduling software or complicated booking systems unless you actually want that.

What if I want to list my credentials and certifications on the site?

You should. CPA license, EA status, memberships in professional organizations, years in practice — all of it. People choosing an accountant want to know you're qualified. We'll put that information where it actually gets seen, not buried on a page nobody clicks.

Do you handle the writing or do I have to provide everything?

We handle the writing. You tell us what services you offer, give us some background on your firm, and we write the copy. You review it, we adjust if needed. Most accountants don't want to write website content and honestly shouldn't have to.

Web Design · Seven Points, TX

Web Design for Accountants in Seven Points

You probably already tried the DIY route. Maybe you spent a weekend wrestling with one of those website builders, got something halfway decent up, then realized it looks like every other template on the internet. Or maybe you paid someone a few hundred bucks and got back something that somehow looks worse than what you started with. Either way, you're here now, and that tells me enough.

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Why It Didn't Work the First Time

Most accounting firms end up with a website that was built by whoever was cheapest or whoever was available. And that website does exactly what you'd expect — it sits there. It doesn't explain your services well. It doesn't make it easy for someone in Seven Points or anywhere around Cedar Creek Lake to actually pick up the phone and call you. It just exists, collecting dust like a filing cabinet nobody opens.

The problem isn't that you don't care about your online presence. You do. You're a CPA — you understand that everything either makes money or costs money. But web design isn't your thing. Tax prep is your thing. Bookkeeping is your thing. Payroll, quarterly filings, helping folks not panic in April — that's your thing. So when somebody handed you a bad website, you didn't have the background to know it was bad until clients started asking if you were still in business.

A website for an accounting firm needs to do a few specific jobs. It needs to clearly lay out what you offer — tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll services, advisory work, whatever your firm handles. It needs a contact form that actually gets people to fill it out. And it needs to look like it belongs to someone who's good with numbers and details, not someone who gave up halfway through setup.

What We Actually Build for You

Here's the breakdown — what goes into a site that works for an accounting practice:

1. **Service pages that explain what you do in plain English.** Tax prep, bookkeeping, payroll, business consulting — each one gets its own section with real descriptions. Not jargon. Not a bullet list copied from a textbook. Actual language that a small business owner in Seven Points or over by Lake Palestine can read and think, yeah, I need that.

2. **A contact setup that doesn't feel like a chore.** One form. Name, email or phone, short message about what they need. That's it. People looking for an accountant want to talk to a person, not fill out an intake questionnaire before they've even decided to hire you. We make it stupid easy to get in touch.

3. **A homepage that builds trust in about ten seconds.** Your qualifications, your firm's background, what makes you different from the H&R Block down the road. If you've got a CPA license, an EA designation, twenty years of experience — that goes front and center on the page. And if you want to run a blog with seasonal tax tips or deadline reminders, we set that up too so you can post when you feel like it.

4. **Speed and mobile design that aren't afterthoughts.** Half the people finding you are on their phone, probably sitting in their truck outside the marina or waiting in line somewhere. If your site takes forever to load or looks broken on a small screen, they're gone. We build fast sites. Period.

What This Costs and How Long It Takes

A simple site — your name, services, contact info, maybe a page or two — starts at $300 and takes a few days. That's a real site, not a placeholder. If you need something more built out with multiple service pages, a blog section for tax tips, and a proper about page with your firm's history and credentials, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.

If you also want people in Henderson County to actually find you when they search for an accountant — and you should — we do website plus SEO packages starting at $3,500, which takes one to two weeks. That means your site doesn't just look good, it shows up when someone types "CPA near Seven Points" into Google. Hosting runs $50 a month and that includes us keeping things updated and running.

Seven Points is a small town. Lakeside community, lots of folks who live there year-round and plenty who come through seasonally. An accountant in a town like that lives on reputation and visibility. Your website is part of both. It tells people you're real, you're professional, and you're ready to take on new clients. That matters whether someone's a retiree managing investments near the lake or a small business owner who needs quarterly bookkeeping done right.