Single Page
For a sole practitioner starting out
$249a month +GST
Then $89 a month +GST after 12 months
- One long, fast page
- Edits when you need them
Year one: $2,988 +GST
For independent family law firms in Australia
Your family law homepage, rebuilt free in two business days.
Send us your web address. We rebuild your current homepage, and Joseph records a two-minute video walking you through every change. Watch it when it suits you, then decide.
Free. No card, no deposit. See the thinking
Three steps. Only the last one costs anything.
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Day 0. Free
Send your address.
Your website or Google Business Profile, your email and mobile, and a few taps about what you want.
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Two business days later. Free
See your homepage rebuilt, with Joseph’s walkthrough.
The link stays live for 7 days.
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Within 7 days. From $249 a month +GST
Decide on the full site.
Say yes and we do the rest. Your first month is charged when you approve the design. Live within 14 days of sign-off, or that month back.
What we look at for a family law firm.
The details are different for every profession.
Why it’s free
It’s the quickest way for you to judge our work, and it’s the first step of building your site anyway. If you go ahead, the rebuild becomes your homepage.
Safe contact
A quick exit, safe times to call, and no surprise voicemails.
Children, money, divorce
Three separate processes, given three separate routes.
The first appointment
The fee including GST, how long it runs, who you see and how.
Urgent matters
Served papers and close deadlines sent to a person, not a form.
Who you’ll see
Your lawyers named, with accreditation only where it’s held.
A homepage for someone who may be reading it in secret.
Scroll to watch a homepage rebuilt, then see why each piece is where it is.
An illustrative before. The practice is fictional.Merrin Wattle Family Law is a fictional practice. Open the Live Example (opens in a new tab)
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Before
Built for a desktop. Opened on a phone.
- The whole page shrinks to fit the screen, so nothing can be read without zooming.
- The phone number is there, but far too small to tap.
- Booking means finding a contact form link in the third column.
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Two business days later
The same business, rebuilt.
What was worth keeping is kept. Everything else is rebuilt around it.
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Leave this site
A way out, on every screen.
- Leave this site sits top right and swaps the page for a neutral one in a single tap.
- A line under it on the first screen says it hides the page but can’t clear history, because pretending otherwise is worse.
- It stays put as the page scrolls.
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In danger now
000 comes before the firm’s own name.
- Immediate danger goes to emergency services, not to a web form or an office that closes at five.
- It’s one quiet line, not an alarm, because the reader may not be alone.
- Support lines sit one tap further in.
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Three doors
Children, money and the divorce are separate questions.
- Ending a marriage, arranging children’s lives and dividing finances are different processes with different deadlines.
- Each gets its own route on the first screen, plus one for people who aren’t sure yet.
- Nobody has to know the legal word for their problem to find it.
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The first appointment
A fact card, not “affordable”.
- The fee including GST, how long it runs, who you’ll see, and phone, video or in person.
- Court fees are shown apart from the lawyer’s fee, so the first number isn’t mistaken for the whole matter.
- Prices on the example are marked as example pricing.
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Contact on your terms
When it’s safe to call, and whether to leave a message.
- The enquiry asks for a safe time and whether a voicemail or text is okay, before anything else.
- It asks for no details of the matter, so nothing sensitive sits in an inbox before a conflict check.
- Messages are answered in office hours, and the form says so.
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People, not promises
Named lawyers, and no client stories.
- Each lawyer is named with their role, and “accredited specialist” appears only where it’s been conferred.
- There are no testimonials or case results, because the Family Law Act limits publishing accounts that identify the people in a case.
- Trust comes from the process being explained plainly instead.
Written inside the rules lawyers advertise under. Solicitors’ advertising answers to the conduct rules and the Australian Consumer Law, so every site is written without outcome promises, with “accredited specialist” used only where it has been conferred, and with fees shown as a total including GST.
Open the Live Example (opens in a new tab)Read the Advertising Guides
If you go ahead.
The rebuild is free. These are the plans for the finished site, and the price drops after 12 months.
Pricing, in FullRecommended
Full Site
For a firm introducing its lawyers and core family law services
$349a month +GST
Then $109 a month +GST after 12 months
- Home, about, contact and up to five service pages
- Edits when you need them
Year one: $4,188 +GST
Full Site + Service Pages
For a firm with parenting, property and agreement pages to explain
$449a month +GST
Then $129 a month +GST after 12 months
- Everything in Full Site
- Up to 15 service pages, chosen by you
- Next-business-day edits
Year one: $5,388 +GST
Yours to keep. Your domain and content are yours from day one. The design files and a static export of your site are yours at month 12, or as soon as the build is paid out. Terms, clause 13
More than one location? Email hello@bdog.com.au for a quote.
Marketing
Want more people finding you?
From$500a month +GST
Marketing for your business, quoted after a call with Joseph. Ad spend is separate, paid by you straight to Google or Meta.
Or email hello@bdog.com.au and he’ll call you.
What it can cover
- Local search: your Google Business Profile
- Search optimisation for your website
- AI search (GEO): being found in ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews
- Google Ads
- Meta ads, on Facebook and Instagram
- Blogs and content
What it can cover
- Local search: your Google Business Profile
- Search optimisation for your website
- AI search (GEO): being found in ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews
- Google Ads
- Meta ads, on Facebook and Instagram
- Blogs and content
Your marketing dashboard, free
All your tracking in one place: Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, Meta, your Google Business Profile and counted calls, once you give us access.
Month to month, with 30 days’ notice to stop. We tell you what we’d do and what it costs before anything starts.
The fine print, up front.
Five promises, in writing, before you decide anything.
Live within 14 days of sign-off, or your first month back.
Nothing to pay until you’ve approved your design.
Your old site stays up for 30 days after. Switch back for any reason and your website fees are refunded in full.
Leave any time on 14 days’ notice, paying only the build instalments left.
Your domain, content and photos are yours from day one.
Joseph AlzeinFounder, bdog
Read the Full TermsSwitching in
You forward two or three logins: your domain, your current host, and your booking or enquiry system if you use one. We move the content, connect that system, set up redirects so Google keeps sending people to the right pages, and put it live. Your part is under an hour, total.
Switching back
Your old site stays where it is for 30 days after the new one goes live. If you’d rather have it back, for any reason, tell us and we point your domain at it the same day. You’re refunded in full and the care plan stops.
The advertising rules
Written inside the rules lawyers advertise under.
Solicitors’ advertising answers to the conduct rules and the Australian Consumer Law. Family law adds one more: the Family Law Act limits publishing anything that identifies the people in a case.
Nothing that promises an outcome
No “we win custody”, no property percentages, no success rates.
“Accredited specialist” only where it’s held
And nothing that gives a false impression of specialist expertise.
No client stories that could identify anyone
The Family Law Act limits publishing accounts that identify the people in a case, and initials or consent don’t always make it lawful.
Fees as one total, including GST
The first appointment shown as a single price, with court fees kept separate.
You stay responsible for what your firm advertises, and we make it easier to get right.
Questions.
The ones firms ask before they send their address.
Something else? Call Joseph on 0452 424 845.
The free rebuild
Why is it free?
It’s the fastest way for you to judge our work without committing to anything, and it’s step one of your site if you go ahead. The rebuild becomes your homepage.
Is it just a template?
No. It’s built from your practice’s own services, team, hours and booking setup, on a structure designed for family law firms. Joseph reviews every decision before it reaches you, and the video explains each one.
Do I have to talk to anyone?
No. You get the rebuild and the video by email and watch in your own time. If you’d rather talk, Joseph’s number is at the bottom of the page.
What happens to the rebuild if I say no?
Nothing. Keep the ideas and use them however you like. The preview link closes after 7 days, and we don’t publish it or show it to anyone without your permission.
We already have a web developer. Does that matter?
Not for the rebuild. You can use it to see what’s possible before deciding who builds it. If you go ahead with us, we handle the move and your developer doesn’t need to be involved.
Going ahead
Will it work with our practice management system?
Enquiries go where your firm already works: into LEAP, Smokeball or Actionstep where your setup accepts web enquiries, or to your inbox. Nothing sensitive is collected on the site itself. We confirm how yours connects before you approve your design.
How much work is this for me?
Send your address, watch a two-minute video, say yes or no. If yes, forward the logins we ask for. We do the rest, including talking to your current host or booking provider if something needs untangling.
What happens to my current site?
Nothing, for 30 days. It stays live on its existing host so it’s there if you want it back. After that you can cancel the old hosting, or we’ll do it with you.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
We map every page on your old site to the right page on the new one before we switch, so links and search results keep landing somewhere sensible. Rankings move for all sorts of reasons, but a redirect map is what stops a move from being one of them.
What if I don’t like it once it’s live?
Say so within 30 days. We point your domain back at your old site, refund your website fees in full, and stop the care plan. No form, no reason required.
What’s the catch with the 12 months?
The first year pays off the build in monthly instalments, so there’s no large upfront cost. After 12 months the price drops to the care rate. If you leave early, you pay out the build that remains, and we hand over your content and design files.
Who owns the site?
Your domain, content and photos are yours from the start. The site runs on our platform, which is how it stays fast, secure and looked after. Once the build is paid off, at month 12 or up front, we’ll export everything whenever you ask.
Your family law homepage, rebuilt free in two business days.
Send your address and see it in two business days.
No card, no deposit. Questions? Call 0452 424 845.
