For boutique law firms
Practice areas, people, and a secure path for new clients — on your own domain, hosted in the EU. You approve every word before anything goes live.
Not a look — a structure. Four parts, in the order a prospective client reads them. Each is something the firm writes and edits itself: pages you author, profiles you fill in, an inquiry form, a booking calendar, your own domain. It is the firm's front door — never a case- or practice-management system, and never a directory somebody else owns.
Company law, employment, family matters — each area written as the situation a client arrives with, not as a line from the syllabus. A visitor who cannot find their own problem on the page does not send the email.
Profiles with education, admissions, memberships and working languages — entered by each lawyer, in their own words. Sitenyx fills in no title and no qualification on anyone's behalf.
An inquiry form the firm designs: what it asks is your decision, and what arrives is stored on EU-resident infrastructure. Conflict checks and matter files stay in the systems that already hold them.
A calendar rather than a phone number nobody answers late on a Friday. Built-in booking puts the first meeting into next week while the reader is still on the page, and the firm decides which times exist at all.
The site and every inquiry it receives are stored on EU-resident infrastructure. One fewer answer to draft when a client's own counsel asks where their information went.
Privacy-safe settings from the first draft, with the option of running the site's statistics without cookies at all.
Both languages on one site, out of 20 available, so a Danish client and an international counterparty read the same firm rather than two.
Your domain with automatic TLS. The address on the letterhead is the address on the web, with no platform subdomain in the link you paste into an email.
Three steps. The firm holds the pen at every one of them.
Say what the firm does and who it acts for, in plain Danish or English. No brief to write, no agency intake meeting, and no partner afternoon lost to it.
You get a draft to work on, not a finished verdict. Every heading, paragraph and profile is yours to rewrite — and how a practice presents itself is a judgment only the firm can make.
Nothing is public until the firm says so. Connect the domain, publish, and change a line again next week without asking anyone.
A partner who has already opened Framer or Webflow deserves a straight answer rather than a table where one column wins every row. Here is where each of them is genuinely stronger.
| — | Framer / Webflow | Sitenyx |
|---|---|---|
| Design control | Deeper, and not marginally: a full canvas, fine-grained control, and a far larger market of ready-made layouts. A firm that wants to direct every breakpoint should use them. | Narrower on purpose. You write and arrange the content; the layout system is not yours to redraw. |
| Time to the first client meeting | A design pass comes first — you build the layout before you have a site anyone can read. | The AI drafts the page set from what you tell it; you rewrite it and publish the same afternoon, booking included. |
| Where client data sits | Read their current data-processing terms before you decide — where data rests depends on the plan and the region chosen. | EU-resident hosting and privacy-safe defaults on every plan, including the inquiry forms the site collects. |
| What it costs to start | Their published prices move; compare their current plans directly rather than trusting a table on our page. | 0 DKK to start, priced in DKK. No sales call and no minimum number of users. |
This table states our own offer and points you at their current terms rather than restating them. Nothing here is a claim about the quality of anyone's work.
A free tier the firm can genuinely publish on, and paid plans that add more when you need them. Nothing is withheld until you speak to someone.
Per month, in DKK. No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no enterprise tier to negotiate — a three-person practice pays the same list price as anyone else. The pricing page carries the full detail.
See pricingYou control every word, and nothing publishes without the firm's own review. That is the promise Sitenyx can keep: editorial control. It does not assess copy against de advokatetiske regler — that judgment stays where it belongs, with the firm.
On EU-resident infrastructure: the site itself, the pages you write, and the inquiries the forms receive. Privacy-safe defaults apply from the first draft, and the site's statistics can run without cookies.
Yes — your own domain with automatic TLS, so the address on the letterhead is the address on the web. No platform subdomain appears in a link you send a client.
Yes. Meeting booking is built in, so a first conversation is booked on the page itself — no separate scheduling tool to buy, and the firm decides which times are offered at all.
No. You describe the practice in plain language, the AI drafts the site from it, and you edit and approve. There is no design project sitting on a partner's desk and no code to maintain.
Nothing. The free tier is real and the firm can publish on it. Paid plans are priced in DKK per month, with no sales call, no minimum number of users, and no enterprise contract to negotiate.
The preview is free and needs no account. Nothing reaches the public until the firm publishes it.
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