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Industries

Web design for accountants who want to look the part

People are about to hand you their finances. Your website should feel as calm and competent as you are. Troov builds websites for Melbourne accounting practices that show your credentials, speak to the clients you want, and make booking in easy. The SEO then brings those clients to you.

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the problem

Why most accounting websites attract the wrong clients

"Tax, BAS, bookkeeping, advisory."


The same four services on every site. Nothing tells a café owner or a tradie that you understand their business specifically.

A site that looks older than the practice.


A dated site makes prospects wonder if your systems are just as dated, even when you run everything in the cloud.

Compliance info hidden or missing.


New Tax Practitioners Board rules mean clients need certain information from you. Most practices bury it in a PDF, or don't have it at all.

Section 45

Since 1 July 2025, smaller practices have had to tell clients and prospective clients about the TPB register, how to complain, and any conditions on their registration. The TPB accepts publishing this on the website you use to promote your services, alongside your engagement letters. Done well, it's a trust signal, not fine print.

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what it needs

Accountant website design that earns trust before the first meeting

Your TPB details, handled

Registration shown, and a clear client information page that covers what section 45 asks for.

Services by client, not just by task

Pages for the businesses you work with best, like trades, hospitality or medical, not just "tax returns".

Easy booking

Clients book a first chat without an email chain. It connects to your calendar.

A client portal link, front and centre

Existing clients find what they need in one click, and prospects see you're set up properly.

Real people behind the practice

Team photos and real bios. People choose an accountant they feel they can talk to.

Content that answers tax-time questions

EOFY guides and deadline reminders that rank every year and bring new clients in at the busiest time.

Three things to decide before your practice website gets built

Which clients you want more of

Every practice has favourite clients. Build pages for those industries and let the site attract more of them.

How new clients get started

A call, a booking form or an online onboarding flow. Decide the first step before it gets designed.

What your compliance pages need to say

Section 45 information, your engagement terms, privacy. Settle the wording first so it's designed into the site, not stuck on at the end.

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how it works

From first chat to clients who book themselves in

 Research first, then the build, then the SEO that keeps you there.

01

Research

What your ideal clients search for, and which practices show up for it now.

02
Plan and design

Industry pages, booking and compliance pages mapped out, then designed.

03

Build and launch

Live with booking and enquiry tracking in place.

04

Rank and grow

Monthly SEO and seasonal content timed around tax time.


The build is a one-off $1,500 to $5,000, paid upfront. A small practice with core pages sits at the lower end. Industry pages, booking integration and multiple partners push it higher. SEO is optional, from $1,000 a month, month to month.

What an accountant website costs

A generic professional services template, or a site built for your practice

Most accounting sites are built from the same template as a law firm's. Here's what changes when it's built for a practice.

Generic template:


The same four services as every other practice.

TPB information missing or buried.

"Contact us" as the only next step.

A mortgage broker website from Troov:


Pages for the industries you serve best.

Section 45 information presented clearly.

Book-a-chat and portal links where clients look.

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Who we work with

Supporting established service businesses across Melbourne.

Accounting & Financial Services

Your clients trust you with their finances. Your website should reflect that same level of professionalism. We build and manage online presences for accounting firms, bookkeepers, and financial planners who want to attract quality clients without lifting a finger on the digital side.

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Landscaping & Trades

Legal & Professional Services

Medical & Allied Health

Every client gets a website designed around their business, not a template with their logo dropped in. And every client gets ongoing management as standard, because a website that isn't maintained is a website that falls behind.

Only need part of it?

A new website is the starting point. If you want someone looking after it and growing it month to month, that's a separate service.

Ongoing search work and website management, month to month. 


A new site on its own, built properly from the first page.


Getting found by nearby customers on Google Maps.



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Get in touch

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Tell me who your best clients are. I'll show you what businesses like theirs search for and what your site needs to win them. No pressure.