Custom Design, Up to 12 Pages
Designed around your practice and your ideal client, not dropped into a template every other advisor in your state is also using.
Fast, compliant, and structured so both search engines and AI assistants can read it. You own the site outright when it launches, and it becomes an asset rather than a subscription you keep renting.
A financial advisor website needs four things working together: a clear message about who you serve, a structure search engines and AI assistants can read, a path that turns a visitor into a booked call, and hosting fast enough that nobody leaves before it loads. Most advisor sites get the first one half right and ignore the rest. We build all four, on static infrastructure hosted at Cloudflare, with schema markup and AEO structure in from the start rather than bolted on later.
One project, one fixed price, and the site is yours at the end of it.
Designed around your practice and your ideal client, not dropped into a template every other advisor in your state is also using.
Static pages served from Cloudflare's network, so the site loads fast everywhere. Speed is a ranking factor and the first thing a visitor judges you on.
Schema markup, clean heading structure, meta data, and the entity signals that let AI assistants understand who you are and what you do.
Your contact form wired into the CRM you already use, so enquiries land in your pipeline instead of an inbox. Additional integrations are quoted separately.
Designed for the phone first, because that is where most of your prospects will see it, then scaled up to desktop.
Structured so client-facing content can move through your review process, with the disclosure and archiving requirements accounted for rather than discovered later.
Want to know what this would look like for your practice?
Book a ConsultationSix directions we build in. Each one is a real layout, not a stock theme, and every part of it gets adapted to your firm, your specialties, and the clients you want.
Your new website can look however you want. Pick the best parts of any example and we'll create a design you're proud to send clients to.
These are original designs shown with a fictional firm, placeholder copy, and licensed stock photography. Your own photography, copy, colors, and structure all replace it during the build.
A defined project with a statement of work, not an open-ended retainer.
We agree what the site needs to do, how many pages it takes, and which integrations are in. That goes into a statement of work with a timeline, so nothing is a surprise later.
You see the homepage direction first, since that decides everything else. Once you sign off on it, we build the interior pages to match.
Static pages on Cloudflare, schema markup in from the start, your CRM form wired up, and every page checked on mobile before it goes anywhere.
We move it live, confirm search engines can crawl it, and hand it over. The site is yours. Hosting continues at $25 a month for as long as it is live.
Almost everyone who hears your name looks you up before they call, including the referrals. Your website is doing that job whether it was built for it or not. A slow site, or one that says nothing specific about who you serve, quietly loses people who were already interested.
What's changing now is who is reading your site, it's shifting from humans to AI agents. This makes the infrastructure of your website extremely important. (Which is why we now build static sites on Cloudflare's network, using a framework called Astro.) A site with no structure, no schema, no data feed, and no clear statement of what you do will make your site become invisible in search within the next 12-18 months. That is a technical problem with a commercial cost.
The other thing worth being blunt about is ownership. Plenty of advisor website platforms keep the site and license it to you, which means the moment you stop paying their monthly fees, you lose your site. Ours does not work that way. You own what we build, and all the content.
of referred prospects
96 percent of people who receive a referral to an advisor still research that advisor online before making contact.
Source: Wealthtender
One fixed project price. No monthly design fee, no licensing, and the site belongs to you at launch.
$2,999 one-time
$499 one-time set-up fee.
Statement of work defines scope and timeline. Project based, not a retainer. Hosting applies for as long as the site is live. Website edits after launch are billed at $50 per half hour, and integrations with other third-party systems are quoted separately.
On FinancialAdvisors.com it is $2,999 up front with a $499 set-up fee, covering a custom site of up to 12 pages with one CRM form integration. Hosting is $25 a month for as long as the site is live. Across the wider industry, advisor websites commonly run from a few hundred dollars a month on a monthly template platform to $10,000 or more for a fully custom build. If you want complex integrations or web apps, then custom websites can be over $100,000. The difference worth checking is whether you own what you paid for.
Yes, outright, at launch. That is not standard in this category. Several of the larger advisor website platforms grant you a license that ends when your subscription does, which means leaving costs you the site, the content, and often the search history attached to it. We build it, you own it, and you can take it elsewhere whenever you want.
Most builds run four to eight weeks from signed statement of work to launch. The timeline depends far more on how quickly content and approvals come back than on the build itself. We agree the schedule up front and tell you exactly what we need from you and when.
You are responsible for the website copy, meaning the words describing your business, products, and services. We'll help you with this, but ultimately it's your business and you have to be ok with how it is presented. You also need to provide your logo and branding colors. If you need assistance with this, we can help for an additional fee. We provide 2 images per page. Beyond that, we can help you source images for $10 each.
Sometimes. If the foundation is sound we would rather fix it than replace it, and that is usually the cheaper answer. If the site is slow, not mobile-responsive, or built in a way search engines struggle with, we will tell you honestly. Some platforms also do not give us access to the code we need, and we would flag that before you commit to anything.
Yes. If you own your domain name, we can build the new site on it.
We now build our websites in Astro, on Cloudflare Workers. This creates an extremely fast static site that performs very well in AI search. The most recent sites we have built score over 90 in PageSpeed Insights, which is excellent.
Yes, every site is built using responsive design principles to ensure it looks and works great on smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
Basic on-page SEO, such as clean code, fast loading speeds, meta tags, and mobile optimization, is integrated, though ongoing keyword campaigns are a separate service.
Yes. Contact forms, CRM systems, email newsletters, and appointment schedulers can all be connected.
Probably not, unless you are familiar with website development. The static Astro sites we build do not have a CMS, which is a content management system, the admin panel that lets you log in and edit pages yourself. Changes to the site need to happen through us, and our development fees are $50 per half hour. That is a trade off to be aware of, and it is the reason the site loads as fast as it does.
Edits are billed at $50 per half hour, so small changes stay small charges. There is no mandatory maintenance retainer. Hosting continues at $25 a month, which covers keeping the site live and fast on Cloudflare.
We get approval of the design at several steps during the build, to ensure that the website meets your expectations. Since what is built has been approved by you, we do not offer refunds.
It is built with your review process in mind. Structure, disclosures, and archiving requirements are accounted for during the build rather than discovered afterwards. Final responsibility for what publishes sits with your compliance review, as it should, and we build the site so that process is straightforward rather than an obstacle.
For most advisory practices, yes. A typical build covers home, about, the team, three or four service pages, a contact page, a blog index, and the required disclosure pages. If you need more, we scope it in the statement of work rather than surprising you with it later.
Book a call and we will map out what your practice actually needs first.