Websites for accountants

Show your accounting, tax and company registration services and your packages, and let clients ask questions on WhatsApp.

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What’s the best way for an accountant in South Africa to get a website?

A one-page website can list your accounting, tax, bookkeeping and company registration services, show your packages and say where you are. Clients can WhatsApp you with their questions. Just1 builds it over WhatsApp for R97 once-off, with the first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months. If you want changes after delivery, R199/month includes WhatsApp edits.

Compare the options and prices

One-page websites for accountants

  • Accounting, tax, payroll and bookkeeping services
  • CIPC company registration and compliance, if you offer it
  • Your packages and prices, if you want them shown
  • Your office address and hours
  • Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons

Option 1

R97 once-off

On yourbusiness.just1.co.za. 3 months hosting included, then R97 every 3 months.

Option 2

⭐ Recommended

R199/month, no R97 fee

Your own yourbusiness.co.za and email. WhatsApp us changes anytime. Cancel anytime, or R1,990/year.

90-Day “Keep It Anyway” Guarantee

If you decide within 90 days that your website wasn’t worth the R97, send us one email. We refund every cent, no questions asked, and you keep your website anyway.

Website options for accountants in South Africa

Compiled by Just1, which sells one of these options. Prices checked 29 September 2026 on each provider’s own website; if one has changed, tell us on WhatsApp.

What each option costs and who it suits
Free Google listing

Google Business Profile: free

Good for: An accountant who wants their office, hours and reviews on Google Maps. Watch out for: Google decides the layout. Link it to a website with your services and packages.
Just1 website

R97 once-off: one page, first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months

R199/month: own .co.za and email, changes on WhatsApp

Good for: An accountant who wants their services, packages and contact details on one page. Watch out for: One page only; no client portal, document upload or payments.

Weighing up Wix, Shopify or WordPress too? Our guide to the best website builders in South Africa compares them on first-year cost in rand.

What SA customers do online when they need an accounting practice

Figures from Google Trends and Stats SA on how South Africans search for accountants, bookkeeping and company registration, and how many accounting firms have a website.

Bar chart: average Google search interest in South Africa in 2025, compared in one search: company registration 77.5, accountants 68.5, bookkeeping 33.0, tax practitioner 15.4, accounting firm 6.1.
Two figures from Stats SA, 2024, for formal accounting, bookkeeping, auditing and tax businesses: about half have no website (46.9% have one), and only 40.3% promote the business online.

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People search for “company registration” more than “accountants”

In 2025, South Africans searched “company registration” (77.5) more than “accountants” (68.5), and far more than “bookkeeping” (33.0), “tax practitioner” (15.4) or “accounting firm” (6.1). These are yearly averages of weekly values, calculated by Just1. If you register companies, say so on your page next to your accounting and tax services.

Source: Google Trends, accounting searches compared, ZA, 2025

People ask about CIPC fees and look for bookkeepers near them

From 2019 to 2025, rising searches related to “company registration” in South Africa included “bizportal company registration” (Breakout, Google’s label for growth over 5,000%), “cipc company registration fee” (+350%) and “company registration fee” (+180%). For “bookkeeping”, “bookkeeping services near me” rose 1,800%. List your prices or packages and the areas you serve.

Source: Google Trends, related queries for “company registration”, ZA; Google Trends, related queries for “bookkeeping”, ZA

Searches for accountants peak in February and August

From 2019 to 2025, Google searches for “accountants” in South Africa were highest in February (85.9) and August (83.9), and lowest in December (47.7). December was the lowest month in every one of the 7 years. These are monthly averages, calculated by Just1.

Source: Google Trends, “accountants”, ZA, 2019 to 2025

About half of accounting firms have no website

Stats SA found that in 2024, 46.9% of formal accounting, bookkeeping, auditing and tax businesses in South Africa had a website, so about half did not, and 40.3% promoted the business online. These businesses earned R52.7 billion from services in 2024, and income from preparing and filing tax returns grew from R1.4 billion in 2020 to R3.3 billion in 2024. The survey covers VAT-registered businesses only.

Source: Stats SA, Real estate, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation and business services industry, 2024 (Report 80-04-02)

Accounting practice sites we built

Tatenda Mbabvu Financial Services website on a phone

Tatenda Mbabvu Financial Services

tatendambabvu.just1.co.za

Tatenda Mbabvu Financial Services works from Greenstone Office Park and was established in 2021. The page leads with CIPC company registration for a Pty Ltd, NPC or Co-op, and lists B-BBEE, tax clearance, CSD, CIDB, annual returns and director changes, plus bookkeeping, payroll, tax returns, VAT and financial statements. It shows five packages from R750 to R2,500, its hours (Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 16:00), and WhatsApp and call buttons.

Trustline Accounting website on a phone

Trustline Accounting

trustline-accounting.com

Trustline Accounting offers financial statements and management accounts, secretarial services (company registration, annual returns, board resolutions) and bookkeeping. The page says it works with businesses in South Africa, the United States and the United Kingdom, and that clients deal directly with the founder. It shows reviews from business owners in Johannesburg and Cape Town and answers common questions. Prices are not listed; customers ask on WhatsApp or call.

Four simple steps

1

Order your Just1 Website.

2

Send your details and photos on WhatsApp.

3

See your preview and approve it.

4

We publish it online for you.

What to send us on WhatsApp
  • Your practice name and the services you offer
  • Any packages and prices you want to show
  • Your office address or the areas you serve
  • Your registrations or memberships, like SAIPA, SAICA or tax practitioner
  • Your call and WhatsApp numbers and hours
  • Client reviews you are happy to show

Website questions from accountants

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