Websites for injury law firms
We build injury firm websites that load fast on a phone, show your fee in real dollars and give every result its context. Make the fee and the results easy to trust.
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KeyGrow does website design for personal injury lawyers who want more signed cases from the traffic they already pay for. We build fast pages for people searching on a phone after a crash. We write a fee page that shows the math and a results page that gives each number its context. Most firm sites launch in six to eight weeks.
Next, a few quick questions about your project. If it is a fit, you pick a time for a free 15-minute call.
The team that designs your site also runs Google Ads and SEO for clients like these.
"I want to express my sincere gratitude for KeyGrow's work, everything was absolutely flawless. Their professional approach, calm presence, attention to detail, and ability to truly understand and feel the client's vision, in aesthetics, in wording, in the balance and quality of information, create a sense of complete confidence. Working together was easy and comfortable, and the result exceeded all expectations. I wholeheartedly recommend them and will gladly return again. Thank you so much, KeyGrow, for my first professional website!"
Injury firms pay a lot for each click. We build the page that decides what that click is worth.
Nearly every injury site says no fee unless you win, and most stop there. The person reading wants to know what will land in their pocket. Your state may also ask for more than that one line.
So we build your fee page around a worked example: a sample settlement, your fee, the case costs and what the client takes home. Results get the same care. Each number carries its facts and any disclaimer your state asks for, right beside it.
We build the rest of the site for speed. Many callers are hurt, stressed and holding a phone in one hand. A call button in reach, a short form and a fast reply keep them from moving on to the next firm.
For Evictions Done For You, an eviction law firm, we built a new landing page and reworked its Google Ads. From September to October 2022, weekly conversions went from 1 to 21 and cost per conversion fell from $240 to $31.79.
Before we design, we check your state's ad rules on fees, results and disclaimers. Your lawyers still sign off on every page.
We test each page on real phones, on mobile data, with one thumb. If the call button is hard to reach, we move it.
Our team also manages Google Ads and SEO, so one plan covers the pages and the clicks that reach them.
Your state's rules decide the final wording. These examples, from Texas and the ABA, show the kind of rule that changes how we build a page. This is not legal advice.
Texas Rule 7.02(c) covers ads that offer a contingent fee. They must state whether the client will have to pay other expenses, such as the costs of a lawsuit.
What it means for your siteevery no-fee line on your site sits next to a plain sentence about costs, and links to the fee page with the worked example.
Source: Texas Rule 7.02
Texas Rule 7.01(g) covers a verdict the lawyer knows was later cut, reversed or settled for less. Each ad that shows it must state what the client ultimately received, with equal or greater prominence.
What it means for your siteeach result on your site gets a field for the amount received, shown as large as the headline number. A short line covers the facts behind it.
Source: Texas Rule 7.01
ABA Model Rule 7.3, comment 1, says a website is not solicitation, and neither is a reply to someone who asked for information. Comment 2 says text messages are not live person-to-person contact.
What it means for your sitethe form alerts your intake team the moment it arrives, with an option to text back. The person asked first, so a quick answer is service.
Source: ABA Model Rule 7.3
Each part comes from how hurt people pick a lawyer, or from the rules on fees and results.
A sample settlement worked down to the client's share, with costs taken before or after the fee, the way your agreement does it.
Each result lists the case type, the facts behind it and the amount the client received. Your disclaimer sits right beside the numbers.
One page for each case you want more of, built around what people ask in the first week after an injury.
A call button that stays in reach, a form with three fields and a photo upload for the crash report.
If you serve Spanish speakers, we build matching pages and translate every disclaimer along with the rest.
Forms and calls land in your intake tool or CRM, tagged by case type, so the right person calls back first.
These three are not law firms, so read them for the method: the old page, the change and the numbers after.
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ABA Model Rule 1.5(c) says a contingent fee agreement must state whether costs come out before or after the fee. This example shows why clients care: a $90,000 settlement, a one-third fee and $9,000 in costs.
| Costs come out first | Fee comes out first | |
|---|---|---|
| Settlement | $90,000 | $90,000 |
| Case costs | $9,000, taken off the top | $9,000, taken after the fee |
| Fee at one third | $27,000, figured on $81,000 | $30,000, figured on $90,000 |
| Client receives | $54,000 | $51,000 |
Example numbers only, before any medical bills or liens. Your agreement and your state's rules set the real terms. We build this table with your numbers, so a client sees the difference before they sign.
Four steps. The fee and results pages come first, since your lawyers need to sign off on them most.
Want to plan ahead? Compare an ad landing page with a full site
We read your fee agreement and your current results page. Then we flag any number that lacks its facts or a disclaimer.
We write the fee example from your real terms, a page for each case type and any Spanish versions. Your lawyers approve the wording.
We design for a small screen first and keep pages light, with the call button in reach on every scroll.
We place test calls, send test forms and check that each lead reaches your intake team. Then we launch and cover fixes for 30 days.
Each plan is a one-time price that covers the writing and the WordPress build. A firm with a handful of case types fits the $1,400 plan. Add more case pages, lawyer bios and a Spanish version, and you will need a bigger site.
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$1,400one time
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Complete build for larger brands
$2,800one time
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For big sites with 30 or more pages
$5,600one time
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Need a custom intake tool or a client portal on top of the site? That is a web app project, and those start around $15,000.
How we price a website, in detailLaw firms, home services, real estate and more. Every review below comes from a real client.
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"Very responsive, delivered work with a high quality standard. Already completed multiple projects together."
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Solo trial lawyers, growing firms and practices that serve clients in two languages.
Every case type here gets a page of its own.
Here is what happens after you reach out.
Tell us about your business and your website.
If your project is a fit, you pick a time on our calendar.
We look at your site and your goals, then send a clear plan with your page list and price.
Rather go straight to the full form? Start it here.
Next, a few quick questions about your project. If it is a fit, you pick a time for a free 15-minute call.
What injury lawyers ask us about fees, results and phones. Still curious? Email sales@keygrow.co.
Yes, with care. The comment to ABA Model Rule 7.1 says true results can still mislead if they suggest every client will get the same. We show each result with its facts and a disclaimer, and your lawyers approve the list.
Your percentage, whether it changes if the case goes to trial, and whether costs come out before or after the fee. A worked example in dollars beats a paragraph. We build it from the terms in your agreement.
If you serve Spanish speakers, they help. Translate the disclaimers too. Texas Rule 7.01(d), for example, says a required statement or disclaimer must appear in each language the ad uses.
Only if someone answers it fast, day and night. A chat that sits for hours does more harm than none. A short form that alerts your intake team at once is often the simpler choice.
Yes. Someone at a tow lot or a clinic may be on weak mobile data. We build each page to open in under two seconds and to score at least 90 in Google PageSpeed Insights.
Yes, and it should stay current. We can add a page on your state's filing deadline and its exceptions, written and checked by your lawyers. Your team can update it in minutes when the law changes.
Pick by page count. Up to six pages costs $1,400, a bigger site is $2,800, and 30 or more pages is $5,600, each paid once with the copy included. Firms with many case types and a Spanish version tend to need more pages.
Six to eight weeks for most firms. The fee and results pages take the longest, because your lawyers review them line by line.
Yes. Each result is a simple entry with fields for the headline amount, the amount received and the facts, so nothing goes live without its context. We train your team before launch.
Yes. We build pages that match what each ad promises and keep the form short. We also manage Google Ads if you want one team on both.
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Share your fee agreement and a link to your site. You get back a list of every number that needs context, plus the plan that fits the rebuild.
