Conveyancing & Property Firm Website Design

Built for the comparison shopper

Australian conveyancing is highly state-specific - contracts, cooling-off periods, stamp duty, disclosure obligations and electronic settlement workflows differ across NSW, VIC, QLD, SA and WA. Settlements run through the PEXA electronic platform nationally. Buyers and sellers searching "conveyancing solicitor [city]" are price-sensitive and process-curious; they will scroll past anything that doesn't answer "how much?" and "how does this work?" in the first screen.

What we engineer into every conveyancing site

• Fixed-fee transparency - explicit prices for the standard buyer and seller transactions (the dominant market norm in Brisbane and increasingly elsewhere)
• Separate buyer and seller paths - different concerns, different questions, different pages: don't ask buyers to read seller copy
• State-specific contract content:
  • NSW - s149 certificates, NSW vendor disclosure, NSW cooling-off rules
  • VIC - s32 vendor statements, VIC cooling-off
  • QLD - REIQ contracts, 5-business-day cooling-off, Property Law Act reforms
  • SA - Form 1 vendor disclosure
  • WA - Joint Form of General Conditions
• Sub-pages by transaction type - off-the-plan, first-home-buyer, investor, SMSF, deceased estate transfer, related-party transfer
• Plain-English process timelines - exchange, finance approval, cooling-off, PEXA settlement, post-settlement
• Clear scope inclusions/exclusions - what the fee includes; disbursements, searches, special-condition fees stated up front
• Trust signals that actually matter in conveyancing - number of settlements completed, years operating, recent Google reviews, fixed-fee guarantee where offered

City matrix pages in this system

Active matrix pages - see them or commission your own:

Conveyancing solicitor - Brisbane + Sydney · Melbourne · Adelaide · Perth (on request)

Where this fits in the bundle

A conveyancing site typically lands in the Practice band ($8–14k) - site + buyer/seller split + 2–4 transaction-type sub-pages + 2–3 city pages + fixed-fee setup + GBP. Pairs naturally with:

• Practice-Area Page Systems - transaction-type × suburb matrix
• Legal SEO - local pack dominance for "[city] conveyancing"
• Intake & Enquiry Conversion - quote-request optimisation, "I have a contract today" priority lane
• Legal Content Writing - first-home-buyer guides, "moving interstate" content (Brisbane especially)

Useful reading: what a law firm website costs in Australia · legal SEO basics.

FAQ

Should we publish our fees on the website?

Almost always yes for residential conveyancing. The visitor is comparison-shopping - hiding price loses the call to the firm that didn't. Publish a clear band with what's included, then field exceptions on enquiry.

How important is being state-specific?

Very. A generic "we do conveyancing" page ranks for nothing local and signals to a NSW or QLD buyer that you might not know their state's quirks. Pages must speak to your state's contracts, cooling-off period and disclosure.

Do you handle commercial conveyancing as well as residential?

Yes - separate sub-pages for residential, commercial, retail leasing and off-the-plan, with realistic distinct content per type. Commercial buyers expect different framing from a first-home buyer.

What about PEXA - do we need to explain it?

Briefly, yes - visitors often don't know what electronic settlement involves and a 2-paragraph plain-English explainer reduces enquiry friction meaningfully.