Done-for-you websites for UK accountancy and bookkeeping practices. Built to rank for "accountant near me" and service-specific searches, show your AML and professional-body credentials properly, and answer the questions a worried new client is actually asking. You run the practice. We get you found.
None of it is your fault. It's what happens when the people building accountancy websites have never sat across from a client who's just admitted they're behind on their books.
A new enquiry checks the site before they ever pick up the phone. They're reading it anxious: an HMRC deadline looming, a bad experience with a previous accountant, worried they can't afford the fees. A thin or dated site does nothing to calm that down.
A template site from years ago, or a single "services" page that lists everything and ranks for nothing. It doesn't surface individual services, doesn't show up for local or sector searches, and hasn't brought in a new client in months.
Stock photos of calculators and handshakes, generic copy about "tailored solutions," no sense of who's actually doing the work or who they actually work with. People choose an accountant the way they choose anyone they trust with something personal.
You're already managing deadlines for other people. The last thing you want is to learn schema markup or rewrite a service page in January. You need someone to just handle it, and not at an agency price.
People don't only search Google now. They ask AI tools to recommend an accountant, and those tools pull from sites built the right way. Most practice sites aren't. Yours will be, from day one.
It's a brand new channel and most local practices don't know it exists yet. That's exactly why you want in early.
Most website builders run the same template for a plumber as for an accountant. We don't. Here's what we build that's specific to you.
Self-assessment, year-end accounts, VAT returns, payroll, bookkeeping, tax planning: a dedicated page for each one, written so a prospective client can find it and AI search can recommend it. Each one indexed, each one ranking for its own search.
HMRC AML supervision, ICO registration, ACCA, AAT, ICAEW or CIMA membership: in the footer of every page and written into your schema markup, so both search engines and AI tools pick them up. A client checking credentials before they call finds the answer straight away.
Sole traders, start-ups, freelancers, SMEs, property management, professional services: each gets its own page, so someone searching finds themselves described specifically, not lumped into a generic "who we help" paragraph.
A salary-vs-dividends calculator or expense checker, built to run entirely in the visitor's browser. Nothing submitted, nothing stored, and it tends to become the single highest-traffic page on the whole site.
The questions a worried new enquiry actually asks: what it costs, whether you're available outside filing season, what they can claim. Answered before the call, so the call is just confirming, not persuading.
Connects through to whatever you already use, Calendly, Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent, Dext. No second system to manage, no enquiries falling through the gap between website and diary.
Twenty years in marketing, most recently at Dropbox, before that Oracle and ServiceNow. Zenlio itself started at the kitchen table, building my electrician brother a site that actually won him work, then his mate, then his mate's mate. Same approach applies here: proper SEO, real content written for your practice, the regulatory detail handled properly, no template dressed up as bespoke.
Same pricing as every Zenlio Local build. Packaged and named for what a practice actually needs, not a generic small-business template.
Three tiers in total. See the full Starter, Professional and Growth breakdown →
Live within 10 working days of your signed-off form, or your first month's hosting is free.
Builds start at £500, with hosting from £49 a month. That gets you a properly built, SEO-ready site with service pages, client-type pages, your credentials and regulatory information shown correctly, and lead capture built in. No £3,000 agency quote, and no £150 job from someone who disappears after the build. See the plans here.
Yes. Your HMRC AML supervision, ICO registration, and membership of bodies like ACCA, AAT, ICAEW or CIMA go in the footer of every page and into your schema markup, so both Google and AI tools can read them. A prospective client checking your credentials before they call finds the answer straight away.
That's exactly what we build. A dedicated page for every client type you actually serve, sole traders, start-ups, freelancers, SMEs, property management, professional services, so someone searching finds the page written for them, not a generic "our clients" paragraph.
Yes. We link through to whatever you already run, Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent, Dext, Calendly, so the site feeds enquiries into your existing workflow rather than creating a second system to manage.
Most of our accountancy clients are sole practitioners. The Starter plan is built for exactly that: a proper site at a price that makes sense without a practice manager to run it.
No. You fill in one form covering your services, client types and practice details. We write every page, build the site, publish it, and keep it updated.
Yes, and it's one of the strongest things we can build for this sector. A salary-vs-dividends calculator or an expense checker answers the exact question most new enquiries ask first, runs entirely in the browser with nothing submitted or stored, and tends to become the single highest-traffic page on the site.
Under a week from the day we get your form back is typical. Our first accountancy build went from onboarding to a feedback-approved, 35-page site in under a week, tools included.
Fill in the form, we start building. Site live in under a week. Or book a 15-minute chat first if you'd rather talk it through.
Two free tools. No signup. No pitch. Just a clear picture of where your digital presence is right now.
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