Can you add a client portal or secure document upload to my CPA website?

We can build the site to integrate with whatever portal software you already use — most CPA firms have a preferred platform for document exchange. We'll make sure the link is prominent and easy to find, not buried in a navigation menu.

I already have a website on Wix/Squarespace. Why would I switch?

Those platforms are fine for getting something up fast, but they limit what you can do. You can't fully control your SEO structure, page speed is out of your hands, and you're paying a monthly fee for the privilege of renting space on their system. A custom-built site gives you full ownership and better performance.

How do you handle the blog or tax tips section?

We'll set it up so you can add posts yourself without touching any code. If you want to publish a quick update about a filing deadline or a change in tax law, you can do that in a few minutes. We'll show you how.

Will my new site show up in Google searches for CPAs near New London?

The site will be built with proper SEO structure — title tags, headings, local info, fast load times. That's the foundation. If you want ongoing SEO and advertising work on top of that, we offer that as a separate monthly service.

What if I just need a simple one-page site for now?

We do those too, starting at $300. But for a CPA firm that wants to list multiple services, qualifications, and a blog, a full site is usually the better fit. We can talk through what makes sense for your situation.

Website Redesign · New London, TX

Your CPA Firm in New London Deserves a Better Website

A bad website doesn't just sit there doing nothing — it actively turns people away. If your accounting firm's site loads slow, looks dated on a phone, or doesn't make it obvious how to become a client, you're paying for that every single day during tax season and beyond.

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What a Bad Website Actually Costs an Accounting Firm

Think about what happens when someone in Rusk County needs a new CPA. They search. They find a few options. They click.

If your site takes forever to load, or it looks like it was built during the Obama administration, they're gone. They didn't call. They didn't email. They just left and picked somebody else. You'll never know it happened.

For accountants and CPAs, the stakes are higher than most industries. You're asking people to hand over their financial information. Their tax returns. Their payroll. If your website doesn't look professional and current, that trust isn't there. And without trust, nothing else matters.

The worst part? Your firm might be the best option in the area. Doesn't matter if nobody sticks around long enough to find out.

What a CPA Website Actually Needs

Not a lot, honestly. But what it needs, it needs done right.

Clear descriptions of your services — tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, advisory work. Each one should have its own space, not a bullet list crammed into a sidebar. People want to know what you do and whether you do the specific thing they need.

A contact form that's short and works. Name, phone, what they need help with. That's it. During tax season, every extra step between "I need a CPA" and "I just submitted an inquiry" is a lost client.

Your qualifications and background. Certifications, years in practice, areas of focus. Folks in New London and the surrounding communities want to know who they're working with. And a blog — even a simple one — where you post seasonal tax tips or deadline reminders. That's the kind of content that brings people back to your site and helps you show up in search results.

We Rebuild It From Scratch

We don't patch old sites. We start over with clean code, built mobile-first, because a huge chunk of your visitors are on their phones. The site loads fast. It's structured so Google can actually read it. And it has a real call-to-action — not just your phone number floating somewhere in a footer.

You own the code when we're done. No platform lock-in. No monthly fee to some website builder just to keep your pages live. Full website rebuilds start at $1,500 and take about a week. If you want search engine work built into the project from day one, that starts at $3,500.

We're a web design shop in Tyler, about 30 minutes from New London. Close enough to meet, familiar with East Texas, and small enough that you'll talk directly to the person writing your code.