The numbers add up. Does your site?
Your website looks like it was still filed on paper.
Get in touch — no strings attachedYou live off client relationships that last for years: annual financial statements, ongoing bookkeeping, payroll, advice on founding a business or handing it down. The work is personal, confidential and long-term. But the first choice gets made long before that first meeting — online: managing directors, sole traders and private individuals in Stuttgart google “tax advisor near me”, skim three results, and form a judgment about competence and credibility within seconds. Your website is the first file your future client opens on you.
That’s exactly why this page has to do more than serve as a digital shingle. It needs to work just as cleanly on a phone as on a screen, present your specialties in plain language instead of burying them under statutes, and make it easy for a prospect to make first contact. On top of that: confidentiality is your core business, so your website shouldn’t be quietly passing data to ad networks in the background. GDPR compliance here isn’t a checkbox — it’s part of your credibility.
I build your website individually, with no page builder, fast-loading and low-barrier, with locally hosted fonts and absolutely no tracking cookies. You talk directly to me as your steady point of contact, not an agency hotline. The result is a presence that comes across as reliable as your work does, and that fits your practice in Stuttgart and the region.
Sound familiar?
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The site feels like it’s from another era. A grey stock-photo binder, a nested menu, text straight from the 2000s: a presence that looks like it was still filed on paper raises doubts about how current your advice is, before the first conversation even happens.
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Unusable on mobile. Most of your prospects search on a phone. If your phone number, address and directions only appear after zooming and swiping, you lose the contact to the firm whose number is tappable in one move.
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A wall of statutes instead of clear orientation. Someone looking for payroll, business formation, or help with a tax audit wants to see within seconds whether they’re in the right place. A dense block of text with no clear specialties filters out exactly the clients you actually want.
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Data practices that put you at risk. Cloud-hosted Google Fonts, an embedded map tool with tracking, marketing cookies with no clean consent: for a profession built on confidentiality, this isn’t just a legal risk — it’s a breach of trust.
What your new website will do
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A presence that radiates credibility. Clear structure, calm design and plain language communicate exactly what you stand for: precise, reliable, to the point.
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First contact with no friction. A tappable phone number, a clearly placed contact form, and an obvious path to a free initial conversation, so a website visit turns into a client relationship.
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Specialties that sort instantly. Your services, from annual statements to payroll to business formation, presented so the right client feels addressed — and the wrong one doesn’t bother calling.
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GDPR-friendly from the ground up. Locally hosted fonts, no tracking cookies, clean handling of inquiry data — matching the confidentiality standard of a tax practice.
Frequently asked questions
Do you write the technical text for my firm?
I provide the structure, the user flow, and a clean text draft. But the professional authority stays with you: service descriptions, specialties, and anything relevant under professional conduct rules, we work out together and you give final approval. That keeps the presence accurate while still sounding like your firm instead of generic boilerplate.
Is the website compliant with professional conduct and advertising rules for tax advisors?
Yes. I know the standard of objectivity your profession requires and build the presence accordingly: informative and credible, not sensationalist. Promises, success rates or comparative advertising have no place here. The final legal check against your professional code stays with you — the design provides the appropriately restrained foundation for it.
Can you integrate a client portal or DATEV features?
I link your existing client portal or DATEV Meine Steuern clearly and visibly from your website, so clients find the login immediately. The website itself stays the public storefront and doesn’t blend with the protected portal area. I don’t build a portal of my own — the site focuses on visibility, trust and easy first contact.
What does a website for my tax practice cost?
That depends on scope: how many pages, which specialties, whether a contact form, job listings or portal integration are included. A small, focused firm page is a different job than a presence with a careers section. That’s why I don’t quote a flat number out of thin air. After a free initial conversation, you get a concrete fixed price you can plan around, with no timesheet surprises.
I already have a website. Is it even worth the effort?
If your site is unusable on mobile, loads slowly, or quietly sends data to third parties, yes. But often patching it up isn’t enough, because the old technology itself is the real bottleneck. In the initial conversation, I’ll take an honest look at your existing presence and tell you whether a targeted relaunch or a full rebuild makes more sense.
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