Before the visit
Tell people what to bring
A checklist that changes for a W-2 job, self-employment, rental income or a small business. It cuts the what-do-I-need calls in your busiest weeks.
Websites for tax, accounting and bookkeeping offices
We build a working demo of your office's website first: your office name, your services, your client portal. Often the same day. Like it? Sign and pay half. Don't? You owe nothing, and we delete it.
Sample site
This is one of our sample sites. Try it the way your customers would.

The business is made up. The website is real.
What we build for
People pick a tax preparer or accountant in a hurry, usually in January or right before a deadline. They want to know if you do their kind of return, what to bring, what it costs, and whether they can do it without taking a day off. A good accounting website answers that on one screen.
Before the visit
A checklist that changes for a W-2 job, self-employment, rental income or a small business. It cuts the what-do-I-need calls in your busiest weeks.
Documents
Explain both ways: walk in with a folder, or upload to your secure portal. Link the portal, and never ask for tax documents by plain email or a website form.
Services
Individuals, self-employed, small businesses, bookkeeping, payroll, IRS letters: say which ones you take, so the right clients call and the wrong ones don't.
Prices
Individual returns from a set price, and how complex returns are priced. People expect a range; a page without one sends them to a chain that shows prices.
Trust
CPA, enrolled agent or PTIN holder, years in practice, your office town and hours. This is how a local office beats a national call center.
Year-round
Bookkeeping, payroll, quarterly estimates, IRS notices: a year-round office should say so, or clients assume you close in May.
Works with your apps
Your tax software, e-file tools and client portal stay exactly as they are. The site links to your portal for uploads and e-signatures and to your booking page, so clients go to one place you control. Many offices start with a site from their tax software vendor; those templates are shared by many preparers.
Pricing
You see your demo first. You only pay if you like it. Half when you sign, half before launch.
For getting found and getting calls.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
For businesses that take appointments.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
For businesses with several services or service areas.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
How it works
Ten minutes. What you do, where you work, what your customers ask first.
Often the same day, usually within 1–2 days.
We walk you through it and change what you want. Say no and you owe nothing.
A written agreement with Something Digital LLC. Card, on Stripe.
You check the finished site, pay the rest, and it goes live on your domain.
Compared
| Question | NOSITE | Agency | DIY builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| See your site before paying | Yes, working demo | Usually no | You build it |
| Price on the website | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Time to a working site | Demo often same day | Weeks | Your evenings |
| Works with the apps you already use | Yes, we link them | Usually | Plugins, if any |
| Hosting | Free | Monthly fee | Monthly fee |
| Who owns it when paid | You: domain, code, accounts | Depends on contract | The platform |
Through your secure client portal, yes. The site links to TaxDome, Canopy, SmartVault or your software's portal. We don't collect documents through a plain website form or email, because that isn't safe for tax records.
Yes. Most people choose a preparer in January and early February. A site that's live in December is there when they search.
You can keep its portal and e-file tools. Those sites are shared templates used by many preparers. Our demo shows what your own site would look like, so you can compare side by side.
Yes, a full Spanish version is part of Scale, from $1,599. We don't use the word notario or offer immigration help on the site unless an attorney is involved, because several states restrict it.
Our plans are from $700 (one page), $999 (up to 5 pages with booking) and from $1,299 (up to 15 pages with service areas). Half when you sign, half before launch. Hosting is free.
The demo is often ready the same day. After you sign and send your photos and details, the site goes live in about 5 business days on Presence, 3–5 on Bookings and 7–14 on Growth.
Say no. You owe nothing, and we delete the demo.
Yes, once it's paid in full: the design, the code and the domain. Any developer can work on it later.
Who builds it
NOSITE is a web design studio for local businesses, run by Nick and the NOSITE team. It is operated by Something Digital LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA. You get a written agreement before any payment, you pay by card on Stripe, and you can call us at (646) 631-3063.
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