You imagine it. Kleap builds it.
Describe what you want to create. AI builds the design, features and logic, then develops the project further with your feedback.
- Your idea
- A working app
- Your next improvements
Kleap for law firm businesses
Kleap handles the website development for law firm teams that don't want to hire an agency: describe your practice areas, and the AI drafts pages, an intake form, and SEO setup, then helps you connect a custom domain and publish live.
Describe the website or app you imagine. Kleap helps you build it, publish it and keep improving it, with tools to monitor how it works and fix issues.
Describe what you want to create. AI builds the design, features and logic, then develops the project further with your feedback.
Database, authentication and forms: build a client portal or an app with the data and access it needs.
Add Stripe, business tools and integrations. Connect your accounts and keys to fit the project to the way you work.
The Guardian spots website issues and helps you fix them with AI. Return to your project in the chat to make the corrections.
Publish with hosting, connect your domain and follow your activity with analytics and the Search Console integration.
Keep your code, connect GitHub and work with AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT. AI assistance and human support on paid plans help you along the way.
Explore these published websites from Kleap users, or start your own with our AI website generator.

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Each website reflects its owner’s content and choices.
Case intake and matter tracking can be internal tools built with AI. Add sign-in so only signed-in users can open them; ask Kleap to limit access to your firm's accounts and test it with a second account before sharing.
Practice-area pages, an intake form clients actually finish, and the domain/analytics/Search Console setup underneath it. checked once, in one pass.
A prospective client needs three things before they call: the right practice area, a sense of who they'd be working with, and a way to reach you. so the pack ships a homepage, one page per practice area, attorney bios, and a contact/location page, with room for a results or resources page if you want one.
Client intake or case-evaluation form, consultation request form, and newsletter or resource opt-in where relevant.
Use a request form, a call-to-book CTA, or a link to your existing scheduling tool for new client consultations.
Every practice-area page needs to say the specific thing someone actually searches. divorce lawyer, DUI defense, estate planning attorney. not just 'lawyer,' and the checklist pairs each of those terms against your city so page titles, descriptions, and the office address all line up before the site goes live.
The checklist's one job is confirming the live link actually resolves. the Kleap URL you started on, or your own domain once it's connected. catching a typo or broken redirect while it's still cheap to fix, well before the address is something the firm has already handed out in print.
Review website visits in analytics and connect Google Search Console to verify domain ownership. Keep sensitive intake information out of analytics events.
Describe your idea, review the draft and test the important journeys before sharing your website.
Tell the AI your practice areas, attorney names, office location, and how you want to collect new client inquiries.
Choose the intake form fields, consultation path, and any credentials or bar admission details you want to display.
Have an attorney or intake manager scan the drafted pages and forms for anything that needs a wording change, then publish, connect the firm's domain, and clear Search Console verification in the same pass.
Choose a brief to adapt, then describe your own details in the creation box.
Ask Kleap to build the pages and contact paths your visitors need. The illustrations below show possible content, not finished customer sites or connected services.
A prospective client rarely searches for 'a lawyer'. they search for a divorce lawyer, a DUI defense attorney, or an estate planning specialist, so each practice area gets its own dedicated page, complete with the intake questions and case outcomes that area actually needs, rather than cramming every specialty onto a single services page.
Clear structure before you write a word
Add a contact or case-evaluation form that captures case type, contact details, and a short description, so leads land in one place instead of a bare email link.
A working intake path from day one
Add a bio page per attorney with education, bar admission, and practice focus, plus a firm-wide team page if there is more than one lawyer.
Credibility content clients look for first
Some firms want new-client scheduling to go straight into a booking tool; others would rather review a consultation request first, or simply take a call. Whichever matches your intake process becomes the CTA on every practice-area page.
One clear next step for visitors
Kleap provides the tools to publish and follow your website. Review these connections and content checks with your team before sharing it.
Most people looking for a lawyer type a practice area plus 'near me' or their city, not your firm's name, so this checklist lines up the office address, page titles, descriptions, and practice-area keywords to match that pattern before you promote the site.
Built for how people search for a lawyer nearby
Connect your domain, review website analytics and verify ownership in Search Console. Check each connection before sharing the site with clients and referral partners.
Connections to review before sharing
Use these checks to shape your brief and review the result. They are choices for your team, not automatic promises.
Describe the cases you handle and the area you serve so prospects can assess fit.
Let attorney profiles establish trust with accurate admissions, experience and professional details.
Approve the wording, fields and follow-up process before accepting inquiries.
For a small or solo practice, Kleap works well because it generates practice-area pages, an intake form, and attorney bio content from a written description, then lets you publish on a custom domain without hiring a developer for the first version of the site. That's website development for law firms distilled to what a solo attorney actually has time to do: describe the practice, review the draft, publish.
Kleap generates a contact or intake form as part of the site draft, and you can adjust the fields, such as case type or preferred contact method, directly in the builder before publishing.
Yes, lawyer website development on Kleap includes connecting a custom domain you already own, and the launch checklist walks through analytics and Google Search Console setup for that domain.
Bring your practice areas, attorney names and short bios, office location and hours, the intake or contact details you want to collect, and any bar admission or verified credential text you want displayed.
No. Kleap doesn't connect to case-management or e-filing systems, and it doesn't run a bar-association compliance review on your behalf. It covers the page, form, domain, and search-visibility side of the site; any regulatory or bar compliance check stays with you or your compliance counsel.
Describe what you have in mind. Build and refine it with Kleap, then review the pages and connections before publishing.