Law Firm Website Templates: 17 HTML Picks for Solo Lawyers, Defense Attorneys and Small Firms
By Manob Editorial · · Updated
A good law firm website template puts practice areas, attorney profiles and a clear way to make contact on the first screen. We compared 17 HTML options on Manob. Lowbest and Advola are the plainest structures, Lowrs is built for criminal defense, and ProCounsel is the largest, with 6 home page versions and 60+ inner pages.
What does a law firm website need?
People who search for a lawyer are often under stress and short on time. The site has to answer three questions fast: what kind of cases do you take, who will handle mine, and how do I reach you. A template helps most when it already has a place for each answer.
- Practice area pages. One page per area of law, written in plain language. Visitors should land on the page that matches their problem.
- Attorney profiles. Photos, roles and background. People hire a person, not a logo.
- A visible contact step. A button or form above the fold, a phone number that taps to call on mobile, and a map or address.
- Evidence of experience. Case studies, case results or articles, as long as they are your own and your bar rules allow them.
- Testimonials. Only real ones, and only where your local rules permit them.
Rules on legal advertising differ by place, so have the finished pages checked before you publish. A template gives you structure, not compliance. Also decide who will edit the site. These are HTML templates: you change text and images in code. If a staff member needs to post news weekly, read HTML templates vs WordPress themes first, or look at our law firm WordPress themes.
Law firm website templates compared
Templates built around practice areas and attorney pages
Lowbest: best for a solo lawyer who wants a calm, minimal site
Lowbest lists the pages most visitors look for: Practice Areas, Attorney Profiles, Testimonials, Blog and Contact. It adds Google Maps integration, a newsletter subscription form and a call-to-action button on the front page that invites people to arrange a consultation. The layout is clean and minimal, built on Bootstrap and Ajax, and it is described as fully customizable. It is a good fit for solo practitioners and small firms. If you do not plan to blog, you will delete a page you do not need.
Lowbest is an HTML template for lawyers and attorneys. It has a clean layout with a call-to-action button, practice area and attorney profile pages, plus Google Maps and newslet…
Advola: best for a firm that wants case study pages
Advola's pages are Practice Areas, Attorney Profiles, Case Studies and Contact, with a contact form included and fully customizable sections. The case study layouts are what set it apart from Lowbest: you can set out a past matter in your own words and link it from the practice area. The listing suggests using the practice area pages to explain each service in plain language and keeping the contact form close by. It fits law firms, solo lawyers and legal practices. It lists no blog page.
Advola is an HTML website template for law firms and individual lawyers who want a professional online presence. It suits practices that need practice area pages, attorney profi…
Lawest: best for a firm that wants appointment scheduling
Lawest lists practice area pages, attorney profile pages, client testimonials, customizable sections, contact forms and appointment scheduling. It has a responsive design for desktops, tablets and phones. Of the ten, it is the one whose listing names scheduling, which matters if you want prospective clients to request a time rather than just send a message. As with any HTML template, check how the scheduling works in the demo and what you must connect behind it.
Lawest is a law firm website template for practice areas, attorney profiles and client testimonials. It includes contact forms and appointment scheduling and is built on Bootstrap.
Lowgest: best for a practice that wants a team page and a blog
Lowgest has multiple page layouts, practice area sections, a team member section, a testimonials section, a blog, a contact form and social media integration. It suits solo lawyers and larger firms, and the blog gives you a regular way to publish updates. It is listed with Bootstrap. The structure is broad but not deep; if you need dozens of inner page types, look at ProCounsel instead.
Lowgest is a law, lawyer and attorney website template with multiple page layouts, practice area sections and a blog. It suits solo practitioners and large law firms.
Templates for defense lawyers
Lowrs: best for a criminal defense practice
Lowrs is the most specific template here. Its pages are Case Results, Practice Areas, Attorney Profiles, News and Contact, and its sections include client testimonials, a free consultation form, click-to-call on mobile and social media integration. The listing says the practice areas section covers DUI defense, white-collar crimes and drug offenses. Click-to-call matters for people searching on a phone in a hurry. Case results are only useful if you can publish them truthfully, so confirm what your rules allow before you fill that page.
Lowrs is an HTML template for criminal defense law firms. It has sections for case results, testimonials, attorney profiles and practice areas, plus click-to-call contact on mob…
Lorw: best for a defense firm that publishes articles
Lorw is built for visitors who arrive with a legal problem and need to find information quickly. The header carries your branding and a search bar, and the template has a blog and blog feed, a client feedback section, an articles section and a case studies section. It is listed with Bootstrap. Choose it when written guidance is your way to build trust. Plan to write the content: a search bar over three articles does little.
Lorw is a website template for defense lawyers, law firms and legal professionals. It includes a branded header with search, a blog feed, client feedback and case study sections.
Bigger and more flexible HTML templates
ProCounsel: best for a firm that needs many page types
ProCounsel is the largest template on this list. It has 6 home page versions, 5 one-page versions and 60+ inner pages, with Swiper and OwlCarousel sliders, customizable MegaMenu styles, RTL support, Mailchimp integration and the Bootstrap 5.x framework. It is aimed at law firms, lawyers, legal advisers and counsel. The cost of that range is time: you will choose a home page, prune the pages you do not need and rewrite the rest. Pick it if the firm has several practice groups, or if you need right-to-left layouts.
ProCounsel is an HTML template for law firms, lawyers, attorneys and legal advisers. It gives a professional look with six home page versions and more than 60 inner pages.
Pleader: best for a developer-friendly build with slider and sidebars
Pleader is a responsive HTML template for law service websites on Bootstrap. It lists a customized slider, unlimited sidebars, unlimited pages, smooth transition effects, clean and commented code, Google Fonts and documentation files. The slider can feature a single practice area. It lists no attorney or practice area pages by name, so check the demo for the page set you need. The commented code helps if you or your developer will extend it.
Pleader is a responsive HTML template for law service websites. It has a customized slider, unlimited sidebars and unlimited pages, with clean, commented code built on Bootstrap.
Lawmaster: best for a firm that wants a ready contact form
Lawmaster is an HTML5 template for law firms, lawyers and attorneys that also suits corporate, consulting and financial advisory firms. It is based on Bootstrap v4.5 and lists a carousel section, Playfair Display and Montserrat fonts, a Contact Form 7 mail function, Font Awesome, Icofont and Themify icons, and valid HTML5 and CSS3. The serif and sans pairing gives a formal look. Bootstrap 4.5 is an older version than the 5.x in ProCounsel, which is worth knowing if your developer prefers the latest.
Lawmaster is an HTML template for law firms, lawyers and attorneys. It is built on Bootstrap v4.5 and includes a carousel, Playfair Display and Montserrat fonts, and a Contact F…
Gogrin: best for a firm that may move to WordPress later
Gogrin is built for lawyers, law firms and legal professionals who want to adjust layouts, colors and sections. It lists a large collection of components, custom homepage designs, space for your logo, an HTML5 and CSS3 build on Bootstrap and a fully responsive design. The listing also says a WordPress version is also available. We have not checked that version, so confirm it with the seller before you rely on it. It is a flexible starting point with fewer fixed pages than Lowbest or Advola.
Gogrin suits lawyers, law firms and legal professionals who want a responsive, customizable site. It is responsive, customizable and includes a large set of components for build…
How to choose a law firm template
- Start from your page list. Write down the pages you need. If it is practice areas, attorneys and contact, choose Lowbest or Advola. If it includes case results, choose Lowrs.
- Check the contact path. Lowbest has a call-to-action button, Lowrs has click-to-call, Lawest lists appointment scheduling and Lawmaster lists a Contact Form 7 mail function. Make sure the form sends mail on your host.
- Decide on content. Lorw, Lowgest and Lowbest lean on a blog or articles. They only help if you publish.
- Match your developer's skills. ProCounsel uses Bootstrap 5.x; Lawmaster is on Bootstrap v4.5. Our guide to editing a Bootstrap template covers the basics.
- Preview before buying. Open each demo on a phone and read the contact page. See how to preview a template before buying.
You can browse more designs in the site templates category. Related reading: consulting website templates for advisory practices, and HTML5 templates for a wider view.
Regular or Extended License
Every product on Manob has a Regular and an Extended License. A site for your own firm normally fits the Regular License. If you build sites for clients, each client site is its own end product. Read Regular vs Extended License and the licenses page before you buy. Every product is manually reviewed before it is listed, and you can preview it first.
New picks added in October 2026
Seven more HTML templates for lawyers joined the list. The notes below follow each listing, so open the live demo before you decide.
Attorna: best for a firm with many practice area pages
Attorna lists two home landing page designs and more than 30 inner pages, an Ajax contact form, a sticky menu and Google Map support. It is built on Bootstrap with a mail function for the form, and images are included in the download. It suits law firms, attorneys and legal offices that need a page for each practice area. With that many pages, plan time to delete the ones you do not need.
An HTML website template for law firms, attorneys and legal offices. It includes two home page designs, an Ajax contact form and over 30 inner pages.
Lowgo: best for a small office that wants a slider and a mail form
Lowgo is a responsive HTML5 template for attorneys and law firms, built on Bootstrap with HTML5 and CSS3. It lists a customized slider, unlimited pages and sidebars, a mail function for contact messages, Google Fonts and documentation. It can also suit agency or personal sites. Its listing gives no named pages, so check the demo for practice area and attorney layouts.
Lowgo is a responsive HTML5 website template for attorneys, law firms and lawyers. It is built on Bootstrap and includes a mail function, a customized slider and editable text s…
Lowfew: best for a small law office that wants a consistent layout
Lowfew is a clean HTML5 template for lawyers, attorneys and small law offices, built on Bootstrap with Google Fonts and a customized slider. The markup is organized so sections can be edited one at a time, and documentation is included. It fits a small firm that wants a considered site without building from nothing. The listing names no specific pages.
Lowfew is a responsive HTML5 template for lawyers, attorneys and law offices. It is cross-browser ready, has a customized slider and suits professional services sites that need…
Themex: best for a firm that wants a Contact Form 7 mail function
Themex is an HTML5 template for law firms, offices and individual lawyers, and it also suits financial advisory practices. It lists a carousel, a contact form with a Contact Form 7 mail function, sections for legal services and practice areas, Bootstrap v4.5 and documentation. Images are not included, so you will supply your own photography. This is a fit when a developer on your side knows Bootstrap.
Themex is an HTML5 website template for law firms, lawyers and attorneys. It uses Bootstrap, includes a Contact Form 7 mail function and comes with documentation files.
Poket Law: best for a simple site with install instructions
Poket Law is a clean, simple template for law firms, lawyers and legal consultants. The package includes all setup files and installation instructions, and you add your own practice areas, team biographies and contact details. The listing is short, with no page list or framework named, so rely on the live demo to judge the layout.
Poket Law is a website template for lawyers, attorneys and law firms. It gives a professional, clean and simple site and comes with installation instructions and all the files n…
Lawyern: best for a site with case study pages
Lawyern is an HTML5 template for lawyers and law firms. Its page list shows three home pages, About, Service, Team, FAQ, Case Study, Case Study Details, Blog List and Contact. Images from the demo appear in the files, but the listing gives no terms for them, so ask before using them on a live site. It does not say whether the layout is responsive, so test it on a phone.
An HTML5 website template for lawyers and law firms in the law and government category. It is adaptable, so it can also be used for websites in other categories.
Psylogy: best for a practice that mixes counseling and legal work
Psylogy is a responsive template for psychology practices and attorneys, with a large collection of components, custom homepage designs and space for your company logo. It suits a firm that offers both counseling and legal services, or a lawyer who wants a calmer tone. It is not law-only, so you will write the legal content yourself.
Psylogy is a responsive HTML website template for psychology practices and legal firms. It comes with a large set of components and custom homepage designs that are easy to adapt.
When to look elsewhere
- You want to edit pages without code. A WordPress theme or a hosted website builder lets staff change text in a browser.
- You need case management or client portals. A template is a marketing site. Legal practice software is a different product.
- Your budget is very small. The WordPress.org theme directory lists free themes you can adapt.
- You need a custom brand. A designer or agency may suit a firm with a strong identity. See Manob services.
Frequently asked questions
Which template here is best for a solo lawyer?
Lowbest and Advola both list practice area and attorney pages with a contact step, and both suit solo practitioners. Lowbest adds a blog and a newsletter form; Advola adds case study pages.
Is there a template for criminal defense lawyers?
Yes. Lowrs lists case results, testimonials, attorney profiles, a free consultation form and click-to-call. Lorw is another defense template, with a search bar, articles and case studies.
Do these templates include a working contact form?
Many list contact forms, and Lawmaster mentions a Contact Form 7 mail function. Any form needs mail set up on your host, so send a test message before launch.
Can I use a template for more than one firm?
Each end product needs its own license. If you build sites for several firms, buy a license for each. The licenses page has the details.