Accountants
An accountancy website with each service on its own page, bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, year-end and tax returns, fixed-fee packages if you offer them, the sectors you specialise in and a Book a discovery call button that lands on your calendar, with the searches that bring switchers won, plain-language guides that a review gate keeps accurate and every enquiry answered within about a minute.
SarahAccounting dashboard
Example
This week's work
Guide to the VAT thresholdPriya · Content ManagerWaiting for you
Reply to a switching enquiryElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
Post for contractorsTyler · LinkedIn Marketing ExpertApprovedYour website
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a practice needs. These are 9 he has built for accountants, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
Built in
Every practice website comes with its own services section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
Add, change or hide a service by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.The challenge
Business owners look for a new accountant after a bad year-end or before the January deadline, and the practice they find first with a clear price gets them.
James maps the service and sector searches, each service gets its own page with your packages, and Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute for your approval.
You are brilliant with contractors or online sellers, and your site says "small business accounting" like everyone else's.
Priya writes sector pages that speak to the clients you want, and Tyler drafts your LinkedIn as the accountant who understands their trade.
The guide to the new threshold or the filing date would bring enquiries, if anyone had time to write it in a busy season.
Priya writes the guides from your briefs, the review gate rejects anything inaccurate or unsupported, and you approve each one.
The system
Service, sector and local searches mapped and won, one page per service.
A Book button in the header and on every service, landing on your calendar and in Clients.
Guides and deadline explainers written from your briefs and reviewed before you see them.
LinkedIn drafted weekly for the partners, in the sectors you serve.
Your team
Every AI plan includes Sarah and five specialists you choose. For a practice, this is the team we recommend.
SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
JamesSEO StrategistMaps the service and sector searches switchers make.PriyaContent ManagerWrites the service, sector and guide pages.TylerLinkedIn Marketing ExpertDrafts your LinkedIn as the specialist in your sectors.
DianaLocal SEO SpecialistKeeps the practice visible in local search.ElenaLead & CRM ManagerKeeps every enquiry in Clients until the discovery call is held.The first thirty days
Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Arthur builds the site with one page per service, your packages and sectors; Book a discovery call lands on your calendar and in Clients.
James maps the service and sector searches and Diana sets the local signals.
Priya writes the first sector page and a deadline guide from your briefs, each through the review gate.
Tyler drafts the first month of LinkedIn; Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute; the chatbot answers fees, deadlines and what to bring from your facts.
Plan fit
Sarah, five specialists and the website chatbot for one business.
See the plan Several offices or brands Growth $99/monthThree websites and businesses on Growth, ten on Pro, each with its own brand.
See the plan A regional practice Enterprise By engagementAn engagement built around your strategy and every department.
Explore EnterpriseSomething specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
No. Guides explain the rules in plain language, the review gate rejects anything inaccurate or unsupported, and you approve each piece before it publishes.
Yes. Packages carry prices and an Enquire button; the research says a visible price is what switchers look for first.
No. The platform holds the enquiry and contact details; client records and filings stay in your own systems.
Yes. The Book button puts the discovery call on your calendar and in Clients with the service of interest attached.
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own services and partners.
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.
