Websites for attorneys

List your practice areas and let clients message you about their matter on WhatsApp.

Preview within 24 hours • Everything on WhatsApp • No sales calls

Live Just1 customer site: mmolamattorneys.co.za

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

A one-page website can list your practice areas, your office and how to book a consultation. Clients can message you about their matter on WhatsApp. 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 attorneys

  • Your practice areas, each with a WhatsApp enquiry button
  • Your office address and how to book a consultation
  • Your directors or attorneys and their qualifications
  • Answers to common client questions, such as fees
  • 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 attorneys 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: A firm that wants its office, hours and reviews on Google Maps. Watch out for: Google decides the layout. Link it to a website that lists your practice areas.
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: A firm that wants its practice areas, office and contact details on one page. Watch out for: One page only; no client portal, document uploads or online payments.

What SA customers do online when they need an attorney

Figures from Stats SA and Google Trends on how South Africans search for an attorney online.

Bar chart: average Google search interest in South Africa in 2025, compared in one search: conveyancing 66.9, raf claim 44.9, divorce lawyer 18.2, labour lawyer 4.7, personal injury lawyer 2.5.
Two figures from Stats SA, 2024, for formal legal businesses: about 6 in 10 have no website (41.4% have one, against 45.9% across business services), and only 39.0% promote the business online.

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People search for “attorneys”

In 2025, South Africans searched “attorneys” (79.2) more often than “lawyer” (49.3) or “attorney” (41.4). These are yearly averages of weekly values in one comparison, calculated by Just1. Some “lawyer” searches are about news stories. The fastest-rising “attorneys” searches in 2025 were firm names, such as “vdm attorneys” (up 750%). Use the word “attorneys” and your firm’s full name on your page.

Source: Google Trends, five legal searches compared, ZA, 2025

People search for their legal matter

In 2025, South Africans searched “conveyancing” (66.9) and “raf claim” (44.9) far more often than “divorce lawyer” (18.2), “labour lawyer” (4.7) or “personal injury lawyer” (2.5). The top search linked to “raf claim” was “raf claim status check”, so many of these people already have a claim. Name each type of matter you handle on your page.

Source: Google Trends, five legal matters compared, ZA, 2025

Road accident claims are growing

Stats SA found that formal legal businesses earned R4.4 billion from motor vehicle accident claims in 2024, up from R3.3 billion in 2020 (7.3% a year). That was 7.6% of their income from legal services. Google searches for “raf claim” in South Africa were 67% higher in 2025 than in 2019 (yearly averages, calculated by Just1).

Source: Stats SA, Real estate, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation and business services industry 2024; Google Trends, “raf claim”, ZA

About 6 in 10 law firms have no website

Stats SA found that only 41.4% of formal South African legal businesses had a website in 2024, so about 6 in 10 did not (our arithmetic). Across the 18 business-service types in the survey, 45.9% had a website. Only 39.0% of legal businesses promoted the business online. The survey covers VAT-registered businesses only.

Source: Stats SA, Real estate, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation and business services industry 2024

Attorney site we built

Mmola Makiletse Attorneys Inc. website on a phone

Mmola Makiletse Attorneys Inc.

mmolamattorneys.co.za

Mmola Makiletse Attorneys Inc. at Lynnwood Bridge in Pretoria East lists its practice areas, from Road Accident Fund (RAF) and personal injury claims to divorce, labour matters, debt collection, conveyancing and mining law. The Enquire buttons open WhatsApp with the matter already named. The page introduces the director, explains that consultations are by appointment only, lists what to bring, and answers common questions, such as how fees are quoted. It runs on the firm’s own domain.

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 firm’s name and the types of matter you handle
  • Your office address and how clients book a consultation
  • Your directors or attorneys and their qualifications
  • How you quote fees, if you want it explained
  • Your logo and photos of your office or team
  • Your call and WhatsApp numbers and email

Website questions from attorneys

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