Accounting & bookkeeping firms
"Contact us for a quote" is not reassuring. It's the opposite.
Someone visiting your site is already worried about money. Telling them the price is a mystery does not help. Mainfolk builds your firm a real site in about a minute: flat monthly packages, credentials up front, and a consultation form, so the first thing a nervous client sees is certainty, not another unknown.
Free forever, and it really works. Your own domain name is $15/mo when you want it. No credit card, no contract.
- Real packages, not "call us"
- Credentials, front and center
- A consultation form, not a cold call
- You own it, no lock-in
What a worried client actually reads
Your whole business is selling certainty. Then the website sells doubt.
A prospective client is not shopping the way they shop for a haircut. They are worried about a deadline, an audit letter, or a business that finally needs real books. "Contact us for a quote" reads as one more unknown in a day that already has too many. A published package is the opposite signal: it says this firm has done this before and knows exactly what it costs.
"Contact us for a quote"
- No number, so the visitor assumes the worst
- Billable-hour pricing nobody can predict
- Credentials mentioned in passing, if at all
- A phone number as the only way in
- An AI assistant has nothing it can cite
A real site, plus your expertise
- Flat monthly packages, stated plainly
- Services split by who they're for
- CPA, EA, ProAdvisor, whatever you hold, up front
- A consultation request form on every page
- Your domain, your content, yours to export anytime
Built for the practice
Everything a firm needs, already on it.
The pieces accounting and bookkeeping firms actually use, built in and ready for your words and your rates.
Services, split by who they're for
Individual tax prep, small-business bookkeeping, payroll, advisory. Four different clients with four different questions, each with its own page instead of one paragraph trying to cover all of them.
A real pricing page, monthly packages
Flat monthly figures instead of an hourly rate nobody can predict. Publish exact prices or a starting-from figure per package, and raising them takes seconds.
Credentials, displayed clearly
CPA, EA, QuickBooks ProAdvisor, Xero certified, whatever you hold. State it on the home page and the about page, not buried in a footer nobody scrolls to.
An about page that builds trust
Who you are, how long you've practiced, and why a client should sit down with you instead of the national tax-prep chain down the street.
A consultation request, not a cold call
The form is the conversion event: a short intake that delivers to your inbox and keeps a copy in your dashboard, so a lead never dies waiting on a callback.
Findable for "bookkeeper in your town"
A page built to rank for "CPA near me" and "bookkeeper in your town," plus structured data and a per-site llms.txt so AI assistants can recommend you by name.
On day one
You get a real site before the next filing deadline.
Answer a few questions and Mainfolk generates a starter site with a services page, a real pricing page with monthly packages, an about page, and a consultation form, all live on your own address. No blank page, no waiting on a developer, nothing to figure out before you can send a client the link.
Ships day one
- A services page split by client type
- A real pricing page with monthly packages
- An about page telling your story
- A consultation request form
The honest price
Free forever. Pay only when you want your own domain.
Less than an hour of billable time, and no setup fee, no per-page charge, no surprise renewal hike.
The free plan is a real, working site on a mainfolk.com address, with hosting and unlimited edits, for as long as you like. Launch is what you move to when you want your own domain name, no Mainfolk badge, and more AI help each month. Step up to Pro ($29/mo) only if you want to see who is visiting and which services they are looking at. Hosting, the security certificate, updates, and get-found optimization are included at every tier.
Comparing options? See how we stack up against Wix & Squarespace, a WordPress build, or read the full pricing page.
Questions
Asked and answered.
Should I publish my prices?
Yes, and it is the single biggest shift in the industry right now: flat monthly packages instead of a billable hourly rate nobody can predict. Someone who is already anxious about money reads "contact us for a quote" as a red flag, not an invitation. A published package, even a starting-from figure, tells them what to expect before they ever pick up the phone.
Can I show my credentials?
Yes, and you should put them somewhere a visitor cannot miss them. CPA, EA, QuickBooks ProAdvisor, Xero certified, whatever you hold: display it on the home page and the about page, not buried in a footer. Credentials are the fastest trust signal a firm has, and most firm sites waste it.
Can clients request a consultation online?
Yes. A consultation request form sits on every page, delivers straight to your inbox, and keeps a copy in your dashboard. That request, not a phone call you might miss, is the moment a visitor turns into a client.
Do you handle client document uploads or portals?
The consultation form can take a general enquiry and a file attachment, but Mainfolk is not a client-portal or document-vault product. Sensitive financial documents, tax records, and anything under retention rules should keep going through the secure portal you already use. The site's job is to get the client to that first conversation, not to store their W-2.
What does it cost?
Start free, forever, on a mainfolk.com address. Launch is $15 a month for your own domain name with no Mainfolk badge. No contract, no setup fee, and hosting, the security certificate, and updates are included. See the full pricing page.
Sell certainty, all the way through
Give a worried client a reason to trust you before they even call.
Build your firm's site free in about a minute and see the real thing before you spend a dollar.