Why Every CA Needs a Website (And What It Should Say)

Draftly Team
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Draftly Team
March 5, 2026
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Summary

Most chartered accountants still rely on referrals. A website can double your referral conversion rate and bring inbound clients while you sleep.

Why Every CA Needs a Website (And What It Should Say)

Why Every CA Needs a Website (And What It Should Say)

Referrals still drive most CA practices. But the first thing a referred prospect does is Google you. If nothing comes up, you lose deals.

What Your CA Website Must Cover

  • Services — specific, not vague. 'GST filing', 'startup incorporation', 'audit for SMEs'
  • Who you serve — startups, salaried professionals, SMEs, NRIs
  • Credentials — ICAI member, years of practice, team
  • Process — how working with you looks in 3 steps
  • Contact — WhatsApp preferred for most Indian clients

Services Page Specifics

Break services into packages with rough price signals. 'Contact for pricing' for everything creates friction. Even a starting-from price builds trust.

The NRI Opportunity

NRI tax compliance is high-value and undersupplied. If you handle this, make it prominent — it's a high-intent search term.

Compliance Note

Ensure your website complies with ICAI advertising guidelines. No comparative claims, no guaranteed outcomes.

Build it in a Day

Draftly can generate a professional CA website from a single prompt. Prompt: 'CA firm in [city] specialising in [GST, startup, NRI]. Professional, trustworthy, clean.'