A website builder for professional services
A website for accountants, lawyers, mortgage brokers, consultants and agencies: your credentials, your team and a "Book a consultation" button, live in minutes. Update it from your phone between meetings.
Who it's for
One practitioner or a small team. The site is written around how your clients choose you: who you are, what you are qualified in, and how to book a first meeting.
Something in between? If clients book a first meeting with you before they hire you, it fits.
In your line of work
You pick your field at the start, and the services, credentials and wording follow it. Here is what that looks like for five kinds of firm.
The sole-practitioner accountant
Tap the memberships you actually hold, like CPA Australia or Registered Tax Agent, and they are on the page the day it goes live. Tax returns, BAS and SMSF work come prefilled as services, with a fee beside each if you want one. Clients book a consultation instead of ringing while you are halfway through a return.
The conveyancer
Home buyers want to know what it costs before they pick up the phone. List conveyancing and wills with the fee beside each, show your Law Society membership, and let the "just a quick question" crowd use the Contact tab while you are at a settlement.
The mortgage broker who meets at cafés
Online / by appointment only is switched on for brokers from the start, so the street address is optional, there is no map, and the site lists the suburbs you cover instead. Already book through Calendly? Paste the link and it becomes your main button, with the consultation form right beside it.
The boutique agency
Upload a handful of project photos with a line under each, and say who you work with: e-commerce, professional firms, startups. Prefer "get in touch" to "book"? Put the Contact tab first. The team section links each person to their LinkedIn.
The online coach
Online is the default for coaches, so there is no office to fake. List your programs as services, tap your ICF credential, and let clients request a first session at a time that suits them. Approve it and a calendar invite goes out with the confirmation.
Why FastPage for firms
Nobody picks an accountant for a clever homepage. They pick the one who looks qualified, says plainly what they do, and is easy to book. That is the whole site.
Credentials from day one
CPA Australia, Law Society, MFAA, ICF: tap the ones you hold during setup and they are on the page when it goes live. Nothing you did not tap.
"Book a consultation"
The button up top goes straight to a form where the client picks a service, a day and a time.
A Contact tab beside it
Not everyone is ready to book. A Contact tab sits next to the form for the question-first crowd.
One inbox, with invites
Consultations and messages land in one place you can answer from your phone. Approve one and a calendar invite goes with the confirmation.
Who you work with
Sole traders, first home buyers, founders: a line that tells the right clients they are in the right place.
A team that links to LinkedIn
A photo, name and role for each person, and a link to their LinkedIn. Clients hire people.
No office needed
Work from home or meet at cafés? Mark yourself online or by appointment and list the areas you cover instead.
In step with Google
On Google already? Your rating shows on the page, and your hours stay in line with your Google profile.
Consultations
The form on your site has two tabs: Consultation, for someone ready to pick a time, and Contact, for someone with a question first. You choose which comes first. Both land in Messages, with an email to you the moment one arrives, so nothing sits in a shared mailbox waiting for Monday.
Messages
2 waiting for youPriya S.
ConsultationTax return for a sole trader · Wed 30 Sep, 9:00 AM
Tom W.
MessageDo you look after SMSFs, or just personal returns?
Hannah L.
ConsultationBAS & bookkeeping · Fri 2 Oct, 2:00 PM
Approved · calendar invite sent
How it stacks up
There's the slow way, the expensive way, and the way we built. Pick one.
"New partner starting Monday? Add their photo and LinkedIn from your phone between meetings."
There's nothing else quite like it.
How it works
We bring across your name, hours, photos, rating and reviews. Not on Google, or working from home? Type your details in instead.
Pick your field and your services and client types come prefilled for it. Keep, drop or edit them. Credentials are there to tap, and none go on the page unless you tap them.
A new service, a changed fee, "closed over Christmas", a new partner. Change it from your phone and it is live when you save.
Frequently asked
Get in touch
No chatbot and no sales team. You'll hear back from the person who builds FastPage. If you're not sure it suits your practice, just ask.
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