Accounting had the weakest measurement of any field we reviewed, and nearly half the firms had an email setup that makes the firm's own name easier to fake. For a trust business, those are the wrong gaps.
We didn't guess at this. 82% had no working visitor analytics, the highest rate of any field we reviewed. 82% were missing local business markup. 46% had no DMARC policy, which means a scammer sending email as the firm's domain is more likely to land in a client's inbox. And 62% had no contact form, leaving prospective clients to compose a cold email or give up. These numbers come from automated checks our review tool ran on the public homepages of 208 accounting firm websites across 16 US metros in 2026. Averages say nothing certain about your site, which is what the free check is for.
Free review, then $40, one time, for the fixable items, including the email security settings that make your domain harder to fake.
Prospects comparing firms are cautious by nature. A clear, current site with an easy next step is often the difference. Fixed one-time price.
Document chasing, intake, reminders: the busywork between you and billable hours is exactly what we automate. Priced on the outcome.