Tier 1
Single Entry
The website, fully managed
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Compare plansPractice file
A tax preparation site has to work hardest in short, predictable windows, so the pages, the enquiry form and the published content are built around that rhythm instead of a generic, always-the-same homepage.
EntryWhat it costs the practice
The homepage looks identical in July and in the weeks leading up to filing deadlines, so it never speaks to whichever moment a visitor actually arrives in.
There is no page distinguishing individual returns from business returns, so a small business owner cannot tell if the firm handles their situation.
The site has no way to communicate document checklists or what to bring, so every new client calls or emails to ask.
Traffic and enquiries spike hard in a short window and the site, hosting or enquiry routing was never built to hold up under that spike.
Site register08 pages
Every one is a real page with its own copy, not a section on a single scrolling home page.
The niche tool
Separates individual and business filers at the first question, then asks the specifics that let the firm scope the return before the first call, cutting the back-and-forth in the firm's busiest weeks.
How the intake form worksEach plan includes everything in the one before it. The $797 build fee is the same on all three, and is invoiced only after launch.
Tier 1
The website, fully managed
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Everything, plus the AI Engine
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Most completeEverything, plus the Content Engine
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live in 15 days
Compare plansQueries04 answers
Yes. Weekly detail updates are included on every plan, so the homepage and enquiry copy can shift ahead of the firm's busiest filing weeks and settle back afterward, without waiting on a developer.
Yes, they are built as separate pages because the client questions differ: individual filers ask about documents and timing, business filers ask about entity type and bookkeeping handoff.
Yes. A "what to bring" page, broken out by return type, is one of the highest-value pages on a tax preparation site and is included as standard.
The site is served from Cloudflare's global edge and hosting is unmetered, so a spike in visitors around a filing window does not slow the site down or affect enquiry delivery.
Closing entry
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get. About 30 minutes.
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