Websites for bilingual accounting and tax firms, built for a relationship measured in years.
The short answer
A bilingual accounting or tax firm's website needs services organized by client type and by need (tax prep, planning, bookkeeping, payroll, IRS representation), credentials shown plainly (CPA, EA, licensing), a tone that signals you handle sensitive money carefully, and an independent Spanish version.
The problem
Every one of your clients is a business owner, which makes them your best referral source.
An accounting relationship lasts years, and it starts with a trust decision. The first trust signal is your website. A generic or translated site sends a careful owner to keep looking. The firm across town with a serious bilingual site gets the call.
A visitor should find their own situation quickly, then find a reason to trust you with it.
- IRS representation
The bilingual argument
Money is personal, and a translated page reads as translated.
It reads that way at the exact moment a client is deciding whether to hand you their books. We write both versions from scratch, on their own slugs, with independently researched Spanish keywords.
What we deliver, and what it costs
The Foundation, or Message and Website on their own.
Your brand, your message, and a launched bilingual site, produced in that order as one engagement. If you already have a brand, Message and Website are sold separately. You own your brand, your content, your domain, and your data. Export a working copy of the site at any time, for free, in one click.
- $10,640all-in, with your first year on the platform included. It renews at $1,140 a year on your launch anniversary.The Foundation
- $8,640while the founding program lasts.Founding rate, first five firms
We build the trust layer that wins the multi-year client.
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle secure document exchange?
The site presents your process and sets the expectation; it does not become the vault. Document exchange stays in the tool your firm already trusts, and the site links to it plainly.
Should the site change for tax season?
The structure holds year round and the content shifts. Seasonal messaging belongs in the blog and on a few surfaced entry points, not in a rebuilt site twice a year.
How long does it take?
The build is scheduled production after preparation is complete. You get a date at booking and we hold it.
What do we own?
Your brand, your content, your domain, and your data. You can export a working copy of the site at any time, for free, in one click.
See if your firm is a fit.
A few questions about your practice and where you are in the process. We point you to booking, to preparation first, or, if we are not the right firm for you, we say so.