AI Website Builder
Website for lawyers — made by AI in minutes
The AI builds a quiet, information-only site for advocates and law firms: who you are, what you practise and how to reach your office.
From ₹200/month + 18% GST
Build and preview one website free, no card needed. Publishing it needs a paid plan.
A website made for lawyers
Advocates in India may not advertise or solicit work. Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India rules says so, and the Bar Council allows only basic information on a website: name, contact details, enrolment, qualifications and areas of practice. Many advocates still want a site for exactly that, so a client who already has their name can find the chambers and the phone number.
Describe your practice, for example "advocate at the Madras High Court, civil and property matters", and a design like Nyaya lists your practice areas plainly and carries an information-only note. For advocates, the AI is instructed to state facts only: no testimonials, case results or success rates.
This page does not promise you clients or rankings. It gives you a correct, dignified place on the web that you control.
Typical users are advocates at the district courts, High Court counsel, notaries and small firms. A clean site with the chambers address, court days and an email address is often all a client needs to reach you.
What your law office website includes
The AI picks a design that suits your trade, like Nyaya below. You can switch to any of 190+ designs at any time, in any colour, without losing your words.
On a design like Nyaya
- A quiet chambers first screen with your name, courts and areas of practice
- Practice areas listed plainly, without claims of results
- About the advocate: qualifications, year of enrolment and State Bar Council
- An information-only note stating that advocates may not advertise or solicit work
- A contact-the-office section with address, phone and email
- A short about section on the chambers, written in a neutral tone
In your trade's words
- Headings read "Areas Of Practice", "Practice Areas", "Our Chambers" and "Our Advocates".
- The visitor chat starts with neutral questions: which areas of law you practise, how to book a consultation and where the office is.
Bar Council rule 36 first
- No testimonials, case results, success rates or words like "best" or "top". Remove anything of that kind from the draft before publishing.
- Show what the Bar Council permits: name, address, phone, email, enrolment number and date, State Bar Council, qualifications and areas of practice.
- Keep fees off the site, and do not compare yourself with other advocates or firms.
- If you publish articles, keep them educational and free of any call to engage you.
On every site
- Your own domain on any paid plan, with free SSL
- Made for phones first, so it reads well on a small screen
- Edit by chat: every change is saved and can be undone
- Add Hindi or another Indian language, with a language switcher
- Page titles and descriptions you can edit for search engines
Apps that fit lawyers
No booking or payment app is suggested for advocates. A contact section with your office phone and email is enough, and it keeps the site within the Bar Council's limits.
How to make your law office website in 3 steps
- 1
Write one line about your practice: your courts, your areas of law and your city.
- 2
The AI writes a factual profile and practice-area list in a restrained design.
- 3
Check every line against rule 36 in the private preview, then publish on your domain.
The AI writes a first draft from what you tell it. Check prices, hours and every claim before you publish.
Questions from lawyers
Is it legal for an advocate in India to have a website?
Yes, within limits. The Bar Council of India amended rule 36 to let advocates give basic information on a website. Keep to the permitted details and do not use the site to solicit work. Many advocates also add a disclaimer that visitors open the site for their own information, at their own request.
Can I show cases I have won or client reviews?
No. That would count as advertising under rule 36. Leave out case results, client names, reviews and ratings.
Will this site bring me clients?
We do not promise clients, leads or rankings, and an advocate's website should not try to attract work. It helps people who already know your name to find and contact your office.
Can a law firm with several partners use it?
Yes. Describe the firm and its partners; the site can show each advocate with qualifications, enrolment and practice areas. Each profile should carry only the permitted details.
Can I write articles on legal topics?
You can add short informational posts by chat. Keep them general, do not promote your services in them, and check every legal point yourself before you publish.
See a first draft of your law office website
From ₹200/month + 18% GST
Build and preview one website free, no card needed. Publishing it needs a paid plan.