Draft a clear pricing page for your services
Clients want to know what things cost before they call. In England and Wales, the SRA requires firms it regulates that offer certain services, such as residential conveyancing and uncontested probate, to publish their prices for them.
Steps
- Check which services your regulator requires price information for.
- Write your fee ranges, what's included, typical timescales and key stages.
- Run the prompt below.
- Have the responsible solicitor approve before publishing.
The exact prompt
Draft a website pricing page for a law firm's [e.g. residential conveyancing] service. My facts: [fee ranges, what's included, what's not, typical disbursements, timescales, key stages, who does the work and their experience]. Plain English, tables where helpful. Don't add legal explanations beyond describing the stages. Mark anything I need to verify against my regulator's rules as [CHECK REGULATOR].
✓ Check before you send
- It meets your regulator's transparency rules.
- Prices are current.
- A solicitor has approved it.
UK notes extra
- England and Wales: see the SRA Transparency Rules in the SRA Standards and Regulations.