Bespoke websites for accountants who want a site that books a call, not one that lists every service.

1 Week Sites builds bespoke Next.js websites for UK ACCA, ACA, CIMA, and AAT-registered accountancy practices — £1,000 flat, paid upfront, live in seven days, with a full refund within 48 hours if I miss day seven. Most practices I meet are paying £40–£120 a month to Practice Web, MyFirmsApp, or similar sector-specific platforms for a templated site that looks like every other firm on the same platform. A bespoke build gives you a properly-branded, fast-loading site that books discovery calls, ranks for your chosen service-plus-town combinations (e.g. 'bookkeeping Liverpool'), and stays entirely on infrastructure you own. Over five years the total sits around £1,300 — £1,000 build plus roughly £60 a year for domain and email. You own the code, the hosting, and the client-facing brand. Seven days from brief to live, one revision round, no retainer.

What an accountancy-site visitor actually wants

The visitor is usually either a limited company director with a filing deadline pressing, a sole trader considering incorporation, or a business owner unhappy with their current accountant. They want to know three things: whether you handle their exact set-up (self-assessment, Ltd, VAT, payroll, R&D), what the monthly fee looks like for a practice of their size, and how quickly you can onboard. They do not want a services menu with thirty line items, a stock image of a handshake, or a six-paragraph history of the firm. They want pricing bands ('from £75/mo for a Ltd under £100k turnover'), a named partner with a photo, a clear 'book an intro call' button, and evidence you use modern tools (Xero Certified Advisor, QuickBooks ProAdvisor, FreeAgent Practice Partner).

What most accountancy sites get wrong

• Thirty-item services menu instead of three packages with indicative pricing.
• No named partner or senior accountant on the homepage — trust evaporates.
• Stock 'accountant with calculator' photography — every firm has the same image.
• Xero / QuickBooks / FreeAgent partner status buried in the footer.
• Contact form as the only CTA, routed to a practice management system no one checks.
• Sector-specific platform lock-in (Practice Web, MyFirmsApp) — you never own it.

What a good accountancy brief includes

Four things locked on Monday ship the week. One, three packages or price bands — monthly fee, what is included, who it suits ('sole trader', 'Ltd under £250k', 'VAT + payroll'). Two, a named partner bio with recent photo and qualification letters. Three, the cloud platforms you are a partner for (Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent, Dext) — these are ranking and trust signals. Four, how you want intros to land: phone, email, Calendly, or a short questionnaire. The brief template on the resources page handles the rest.

The seven-day week

Same week, same shape, whoever you are. Brief Monday, design Tuesday, build Wednesday to Friday, revisions Saturday, launch Sunday. One site a week, one client at a time.

• Monday — sixty-minute video-call brief, scope and copy locked.
• Tuesday — design in Figma, one route shown to sign-off.
• Wednesday–Friday — build in Next.js, Tailwind, TypeScript.
• Saturday — one round of revisions, real copy and imagery.
• Sunday — launch to your Vercel, DNS on your registrar, full handover.