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Chartered accountants & accounting firms

Websites built to ICAI’s published guidelines for CA and accounting firms in Mangaluru & Puttur

NammoraX builds firm websites with a write-up profile that follows ICAI’s list of permitted particulars, service pages marked reserved or non-reserved, a write-up checker that flags restricted wording, and a dated compliance calendar in place of countdown banners. No testimonials, no ratings, no solicitation. A partner reviews every page.

At a glance

Websites from₹15,000
Typical build2–4 weeks
Site languageEnglish; Kannada pages on request
ServingMangaluru · Puttur · Udupi
ReplyWithin 24 hours
In brief

NammoraX is a digital marketing agency based in Puttur, Karnataka. For chartered accountants, accounting and bookkeeping firms and tax consultants in Mangaluru, Puttur, Udupi and coastal Karnataka we build firm websites with a write-up profile, partner pages, service pages marked reserved or non-reserved, a dated compliance calendar and an articles section, and we set up factual Google and directory profiles. ICAI’s revised Code of Ethics, effective 1 April 2026, eased advertising but kept the bans on solicitation and testimonials, and we build to that. The firm remains responsible for compliance, we do not give legal or professional-conduct advice, and nobody can guarantee rankings or enquiries. Websites start from ₹15,000.

Last reviewed 4 November 2026 · Rule and market sources listed at the end of this page

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Modules shown below, from firm website to monthly report
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Structured-data types: accounting service, person, FAQ and breadcrumb
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Testimonials, ratings or review requests on the sites we build
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Push promotions of services reserved for CAs
The rules in context

What changed for CA firm marketing in 2026

ICAI’s own announcements and the commentary on them, each dated and sourced at the end of this page. The Code of Ethics itself is the authoritative text.

The rules eased from 1 April 2026

ICAI’s Council approved amendments to the Advertisement and Website Guidelines in December 2025 as part of the revised 13th edition of the Code of Ethics, effective 1 April 2026, aligned with the 2024 IESBA code.

Solicitation is still prohibited

Published commentary stresses that the core prohibition on soliciting clients or professional work is unchanged. The easing is about presentation and channels, not about asking for work.

Push is allowed only in part

Under the revised guidelines, push-mode promotion such as newsletters is permitted for non-reserved services like accounting and consultancy, not for services reserved for CAs, such as audit.

No testimonials, no ratings

Testimonials, endorsements, banner advertisements, slogans and private awards remain outside what a CA firm website may carry, according to published summaries of the revised Code.

Aggregator apps are restricted

CAs may not list on commercial app aggregators for services reserved for them. ICAI encourages its own CA Connect listing, and government portals such as GeM are allowed.

Networks can have websites

The revised guidelines formally let network or alliance firms registered with ICAI maintain their own websites, subject to the same rules on content.

What a client sees first

Someone who needs a CA usually asks a friend or another professional, then looks the firm up on Google. What they find is your website and your listing. Under the guidelines that first impression has to come from facts: who the partners are, what the firm does, when it works and what it has written. It cannot come from ratings, testimonials or slogans, and a well-built, accurate, consistent presence is the proper way to be found.

Rules in 2026

What ICAI’s guidelines allow, and what your website should show

The advertising rules eased from 1 April 2026, but solicitation, testimonials and exaggerated claims are still out. We build to that, and a partner signs off every page.

What every page we build shows

  • The particulars ICAI’s guidelines list: firm name with “Chartered Accountants”, FRN, year of establishment, registered addresses, working hours, contacts, partners and membership numbers, staff by category, services and network
  • Honest, factual descriptions of services, qualifications and experience, with details matching your ICAI records
  • Articles, bulletins, professional updates and educational videos on professionally relevant topics, each dated and reviewed by a partner
  • Client names only with the client’s permission, and for services reserved for CAs only the name, not the nature of the assignment

What we will not create

  • Testimonials, endorsements, star ratings and “trusted by 500+ clients” claims, even when true
  • Exaggerated, comparative or superiority wording such as “best”, “No. 1” or “leading”, and slogans, monograms or private awards
  • Banner advertisements, requests to like or follow a page, countdown or urgency offers, and anything else that solicits work
  • Push-mode promotion (newsletters, notifications, ads) of services reserved for CAs, such as statutory audit and tax audit
ICAI rules at a glance, and what they mean for your website
AreaRule or guidelineWhat it means for your website and content
Solicitation and advertisementClauses (6) and (7) of Part I of the First Schedule to the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 bar solicitation and advertisement (as cited in ICAI’s 2020 advisory). The revised Code of Ethics (13th edition), approved by the Council in December 2025 and effective 1 April 2026, eases advertising and website guidelines but keeps the prohibition on solicitation.A website is a “write-up” that may carry only the permitted particulars and factual content. We build to the published guidelines; the firm is responsible for compliance.
Websites: pull and pushPull-mode information about any service is permitted. Push-mode promotion (newsletters, notifications) is permitted only for services not reserved for CAs, and banner advertisements remain prohibited (as summarised in TaxRoutine, June 2026).Each service is marked reserved or non-reserved in the admin. Push features stay off for reserved services.
Testimonials and ratingsTestimonials and endorsements are not permitted (published summaries of the revised Code).No testimonials, ratings, review campaigns or “trusted by” claims on the site or in the firm’s listings.
Directories and platformsCommercial app aggregators may not be used for services reserved for CAs. Third-party platforms may carry consultancy and advice only. ICAI encourages its own CA Connect listing (published commentary).We check each directory against the guidelines before creating a listing, and use only factual particulars.
Client data and confidentialityDigital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and Rules 2025: notice, purpose-specific consent that is easy to withdraw. The Code also requires confidentiality of client information. Re-check the dates before you rely on them.Forms collect only what a call-back needs. No financial documents through public forms, email or WhatsApp; a login portal is offered instead.

This summarises ICAI announcements and published commentary compiled on 4 November 2026 and is general information, not legal or professional-conduct advice. Several sources are secondary and are marked below. Confirm each point against ICAI’s Code of Ethics (Volume I) and, where needed, with the Institute. We are a marketing agency, not advisers on professional conduct.

Where firms lose visibility

Six problems we fix first

Clients look a firm up before they call. Where your site is thin, your details differ between listings or your copy sounds like an advertisement the rules do not allow, they move on, or worse, someone notices.

Invisible when clients search

A business owner searching for “chartered accountant Mangaluru” or “GST registration Puttur” finds the firms that have a page for it. Without one, you are not in the results.

Particulars that differ from ICAI records

The guidelines require information consistent with the Institute’s records. Mismatched names, addresses or numbers raise questions.

Copy that crosses the line

“Best”, “trusted by 500+ clients”, star ratings and countdown offers are what the guidelines still prohibit. They are easy to add and costly to explain.

Compliance content that goes stale

Due dates are extended and rules change. A static deadline widget or old article misleads clients and reflects badly on the firm.

Client papers sent by WhatsApp and email

Financial documents scattered across chats are a confidentiality risk. A login portal keeps them in one place.

Different details in every listing

Mismatched addresses and working hours across your website, Google profile and directories confuse clients and AI assistants alike.

What we deliver

Fourteen modules, shown the way your team will use them

Pick a module to see the screen, what is included, the tools behind it and the limits we work within. Previews marked “concept” use sample data only.

A calm, fast website built as an ICAI write-up

Visitors want to know who you are, what you do and how to reach you. The site presents the permitted particulars clearly, and your team updates it without a developer.

  • Home, about the firm, partners, services, updates, contact and privacy pages
  • Firm facts (name, registration number, addresses, working hours) in plain text that search and AI can quote
  • A “Request a call back” form instead of sales language
  • Kannada pages can be added as separate pages (Custom)
  • Fast on mobile data and on mid-range phones
PHP and MySQLCloudflareSearch ConsoleBing Webmaster Tools
Limits: We build to ICAI’s published guidelines. The firm remains responsible for compliance, and a partner reviews every page.

A profile builder that follows ICAI’s list of particulars

The guidelines list what a firm write-up may contain. The profile builder gives each of those fields a place and flags what is missing.

  • Firm name with “Chartered Accountants”, FRN, year of establishment, registered addresses and working hours
  • Partners with membership numbers, qualifications and languages known
  • Staff by category and services provided
  • Network or alliance affiliation, where applicable
  • Client names only with written permission recorded in the admin
Admin write-up managerPerson structured data
Limits: Every entry is confirmed by the firm and must match ICAI records. We do not add photos, awards or slogans the guidelines do not list.

Service pages marked reserved or non-reserved

The revised guidelines treat services reserved for CAs differently from non-reserved ones. Each service page carries that mark, and the site behaves accordingly.

  • Audit, taxation, accounting, GST, advisory and other services, each with a factual description
  • A reserved or non-reserved flag, confirmed by a partner
  • Push features (newsletters, notifications) switched off automatically for reserved services
  • Client names on reserved-service pages limited to the name only
  • Service markup generated from the same record
Admin service managerStructured data
Limits: The classification follows ICAI’s guidelines and is confirmed by your partner. We do not decide what is reserved.

A checker that flags restricted wording before a page is published

Testimonials, superlatives and urgency language are where firms most often go wrong. The admin panel flags them in any page, article or post before you publish.

  • Flags “best”, “No. 1”, “leading”, “trusted by”, client counts and star ratings
  • Flags slogans, award claims and urgency or countdown language
  • Flags requests to like, follow or share
  • Shows the flagged line with a plain-language reason
  • Keeps a log of what was edited and who approved it
Admin word checkerApproval log
Limits: The checker is a safety net, not a ruling. A partner decides what is final, and the Code of Ethics governs.

A dated compliance calendar that replaces the countdown

Clients search for filing dates, and tax dates change often. A calendar entry shows its date, when it was last verified and where the official notice is.

  • Each entry shows the due date, the date last verified and a link to the official notification
  • Entries past their re-verify date are hidden until updated
  • A changed-date note when a date is extended
  • Explainer articles linked from each entry
  • No countdown, no urgency language, no solicitation
Admin calendar managerRe-verify remindersArticle links
Limits: Content is informational. We do not publish a date unless a partner has verified it against the official notice.

Articles, bulletins and videos reviewed by a named partner

Blogs, articles, professional updates and educational videos are among the website content the guidelines allow. A partner reviews each one.

  • Articles on professionally relevant topics with a published and updated date
  • A named partner as reviewer on each item
  • Educational videos with transcripts
  • Internal links to the matching service page and calendar entry
  • No client stories that identify a client without permission
Admin article managerReview log
Limits: Content must inform, not solicit. We do not write comparative or superiority claims.

An opt-in email update for non-reserved services (Custom)

The revised guidelines allow push communication for services that are not reserved for CAs. This module offers it with consent and an unsubscribe, and keeps reserved services out.

  • Topics limited to non-reserved services such as accounting and compliance updates
  • Consent line, privacy notice and one-click unsubscribe
  • Subscriber list built only from people who opted in
  • Each issue approved by a partner before it goes out
  • Reserved services cannot be added to a mailing
Admin newsletter managerConsent logEmail delivery provider (fees apply)
Limits: Newsletter wording must remain informative and must not solicit. Email delivery fees are paid to the provider.

A call-back form that asks for as little as possible

Visitors who want to talk should be able to ask for a call without handing over financial information.

  • Area of interest, name and phone, and how to reach them
  • Consent line, privacy notice and Cloudflare Turnstile spam protection
  • A visible note not to enter financial documents or numbers on the form
  • Requests in an admin inbox, tagged by area of interest
  • Online advice only where the visitor specifically requests it, handled by your team
Cloudflare TurnstileEmail alertsAdmin inbox
Limits: The form does not discuss fees and does not solicit work. Your team decides how to respond.

A secure document portal for existing clients (Custom)

The guidelines list a document management portal with login among permitted website features. It replaces email and WhatsApp for sensitive papers.

  • Login and password for existing clients only
  • Document checklist by service and a status for each item
  • Secure uploads with a size and type check
  • Activity log in the admin panel
  • Retention and deletion periods agreed with you
Role-based loginEncrypted storageActivity log
Limits: Client confidentiality is a core duty. We design for it, but a firm should have its data-protection and retention policies reviewed.

A Google profile and listings that carry only factual particulars

Clients search “chartered accountant near me”. A correct, consistent profile helps them find the firm, and the guidelines shape what it may say.

  • Google Business Profile with the right category, address, working hours and website link
  • Bing Places and Apple Business Connect with the same name, address and phone
  • ICAI’s CA Connect listing where the firm chooses it
  • A register of every profile in the admin, so nothing drifts
  • No review requests and no promotional posts
Google Business ProfileBing PlacesApple Business ConnectICAI CA Connect
Limits: We do not list reserved services on commercial aggregators, and we check each directory against the guidelines first.

Structured data generated from your records

Markup states the facts in a form machines can read. The sample shown uses placeholders only: every name, number and address is fictional.

  • AccountingService with address, working hours and the ICAI registration number as an identifier
  • Person for each partner, with membership number and role
  • FAQPage and BreadcrumbList for answer engines and navigation
  • Updated automatically when you change a profile
  • Validated in the Rich Results Test and Schema Markup Validator before launch
Rich Results TestSchema Markup ValidatorSearch Console enhancements
Limits: We never mark up ratings or reviews. FAQ rich results are limited, but the markup still helps answer engines.

An admin panel for the practice manager

Run the write-up, partners, services, calendar, articles and enquiries from one screen, without waiting for a developer.

  • Write-up, partner, service and article managers with partner approval
  • Calendar with re-verify reminders
  • Request inbox tagged by area of interest and source
  • Images with alt text required
  • Roles, activity log and clean-up of old enquiries on Custom
Role-based loginCSV exportDaily backups
Limits: Enquirer data stays in your own database. Retention periods are agreed with you and written into the privacy notice.

A monthly report in plain language, without client names

It says where call-back requests came from, which articles people read, what changed in search and what to fix next.

  • Call-back requests by source: articles, Google profile, service pages
  • Most read articles and calendar entries
  • Search Console queries and pages with movement since last month
  • Notes on what AI assistants say about the firm
  • Quarterly review of the guidelines and your content
Search ConsoleGA4 (after consent)First-party analyticsBing Webmaster Tools
Limits: Reports show trends. They are never a promise of future rankings or enquiry numbers.
Pricing

Start with a firm website, or scope the full programme

Two ways to work with us. Every project ends with an itemised proposal and no hidden fees.

Most firms begin here

Starter

For a sole practitioner or a single-office firm

₹15,000
one-time, from · Typical build 2–4 weeks
  • Dynamic, database-driven website: home, about, partners, services, updates, call-back and contact pages
  • Admin panel for content management: firm write-up, partners, services, calendar, articles, FAQs and images
  • Firm and partner profile builder following ICAI’s list of permitted particulars, with partner confirmation of each field
  • Service pages marked reserved or non-reserved, with push features switched off automatically for reserved services
  • Write-up checker that flags restricted wording (superlatives, client counts, ratings, slogans, urgency language) before a page is published
  • Dated compliance calendar: each entry shows its due date, the date last verified and a link to the official notice, and stale entries hide automatically
  • Articles and updates manager with a named partner reviewer on each item
  • Call-back form with a consent line and spam protection, with requests in an admin inbox
  • Google Business Profile and directory consistency checklist, structured data, Search Console, sitemap and analytics

Not included: opt-in newsletter, client document portal, several offices, Kannada pages, monthly reporting.

Start with Starter

Custom

For multi-partner firms and several offices

Quoted
after a free scoping call · Timeline agreed in the proposal
  • Everything in Starter
  • Opt-in email updates for non-reserved services, with consent log, partner approval and one-click unsubscribe
  • Secure client document portal with login, document checklists and an activity log
  • Several offices or partners with their own pages, hours and profiles
  • Kannada pages as separate pages with hreflang
  • Extended admin: staff roles, activity log, CSV export and scheduled clean-up of old enquiries
  • Link-up with your practice-management software where it offers an API (checked in scoping)

Optional monthly local SEO and reporting from ₹8,000 per month, billed separately. No review campaigns, testimonials or ratings are offered.

Get a custom quote

Prices are in Indian rupees, exclude applicable taxes, and are confirmed in an itemised proposal. Domain, hosting and email-delivery fees are paid directly to those providers. We build to ICAI’s published guidelines, but the firm remains responsible for compliance; legal, professional-conduct and tax advice are outside our scope.

Check what clients see

See your firm the way a client does

Search for your firm and for “chartered accountant” plus your town on Google, ask an AI assistant who to call in Mangaluru, and open your website on a phone. If the particulars differ from your ICAI record, or the wording is something the guidelines restrict, a client or a colleague may notice. We review all of it for free and send you a short list of what to fix.

No obligation · Reply within 24 hours

By kind of business

A different site for each kind of practice

The same foundation, with the pages, forms and records that suit how each business sells, plus the rule to watch.

Sole practitioners and young CAs

  • Individual write-up with membership number, qualifications and languages
  • Service pages and a call-back form
  • A short compliance calendar
Watch: Keep all details identical to your ICAI record.

Multi-partner CA firms

  • Firm profile with FRN, offices and partner particulars
  • Service pages by partner area
  • Articles reviewed by a named partner
Watch: Information about entities outside the firm or network cannot appear.

GST and tax consultants (not CAs)

  • A service and “who we are” page
  • Dated compliance updates
  • Enquiry form
Watch: Do not use “CA” or “Chartered Accountant” unless it is true; ICAI rules apply only to its members.

Bookkeeping and accounting outsourcing firms

  • Service pages for non-reserved accounting work
  • Process explanation and onboarding checklist
  • Opt-in newsletter (Custom)
Watch: Push content only for non-reserved services.

Audit and assurance practices

  • Firm profile and team particulars
  • Pull-mode information about reserved services
  • Articles and bulletins
Watch: No push promotion of reserved services; client name only, without the nature of work.

Startup and virtual-CFO advisers

  • Advisory service pages
  • Educational articles and videos
  • Call-back form
Watch: Keep claims factual and unexaggerated.

Company secretaries and cost accountants

  • Practice profile and service pages
  • Compliance updates
  • Enquiry form
Watch: ICSI and ICMAI have their own rules; we confirm yours before we write.

Network and alliance member firms

  • Own firm website as the revised guidelines allow
  • Network affiliation stated factually
  • Local offices and contacts
Watch: Content about entities outside the network is not allowed.
How it works

How a firm-site project runs, step by step

You confirm every particular before it is written, and a partner reviews each page before it goes live. Monthly retainers carry no lock-in.

Talk to us about your practice
Step 01

Firm facts and ICAI records intake

We collect your firm registration number, partner particulars, offices, working hours and service list, and compare them with your ICAI records. You confirm each fact in writing.

Step 02

Services and content rules

We mark each service as reserved or non-reserved, agree which pages are pull-only, and set the word list your pages must avoid. A partner is named as the content reviewer.

Step 03

Build

Dynamic website, firm and partner profile builder, service pages, write-up checker, dated compliance calendar, articles manager and a call-back form with consent and spam protection.

Step 04

Partner review and launch

A partner reads every page against the current Code of Ethics, Volume I. We test on a mid-range Android phone, validate the markup and submit the sitemap.

Step 05

Monthly report and upkeep

A plain-language report shows enquiries by source, popular articles and search visibility, with a short fix list and a quarterly review of the guidelines and your content. It never promises a ranking.

Serving Dakshina Kannada

Practices across Mangaluru, Puttur and beyond

We are based in Puttur and know how local clients search, in English and Kannada.

Mangaluru

The district’s main business centre, where firms serve traders, professionals, companies and trusts.

Puttur

Our home town. Practices here serve traders, farmers’ organisations, institutions and small businesses across the taluk.

Udupi and Manipal

A second professional hub with its own business community. We serve Udupi practices from Puttur by phone, WhatsApp and in person.

Bantwal, Sullia and Dakshina Kannada

Practices across the district, serving small businesses and individuals who search for help near them.

Sources, method and last review

Statements about ICAI’s rules come from ICAI’s press release and Code of Ethics (Volume I, as linked) and from published commentary; sources marked “secondary” are summaries and should be checked against the Code itself. Prices, timelines and tools describe what we offer; they are not results from past clients, and we have no CA-firm client case study to show yet. Written by NammoraX, last reviewed 4 November 2026. Re-check the Code of Ethics at every edit: ICAI updates its guidelines from time to time.

  1. ICAI — Press release on Council approval of advertising and website guideline amendments (12 December 2025)
  2. ICAI — Code of Ethics 2026, Volume I (13th edition), as linked by TaxRoutine; read the original for the authoritative text
  3. ICAI — Applicability of the revised edition of the Code of Ethics (30 May 2026)
  4. TaxRoutine — ICAI Advertising Guidelines for CA Firms: what you can and cannot do in 2026 (3 June 2026, secondary source)
  5. PTI via The Week — ICAI clears global networking guidelines, changes to advertising norms (11 December 2025)
  6. TaxGuru — ICAI advisory on website guidelines for members and firms (14 October 2020, earlier guidelines, secondary source)
  7. schema.org — AccountingService
  8. schema.org — Person
FAQ

Questions CA and accounting firms ask us

Can a CA firm have a website, and what can it show?
Yes. ICAI’s revised Code of Ethics (13th edition), effective 1 April 2026, eases the earlier restrictions on websites and advertising, but solicitation remains prohibited. A firm website works as a “write-up”: it may show the firm name with “Chartered Accountants”, the ICAI firm registration number, year of establishment, registered addresses, working hours, contact details, partners and their membership numbers, staff by category, services, and any network affiliation. It may also carry articles, updates and educational videos. We build to ICAI’s published guidelines and the firm confirms every fact.
Will you guarantee that the website is ICAI-compliant?
No one outside ICAI can certify that, and responsibility stays with the firm’s partners. We build to the published guidelines, set up a write-up checker that flags wording ICAI restricts, and ask the firm to review every page before it goes live. We recommend that a partner reads the final text against the current Code of Ethics, Volume I, because the guidelines are updated from time to time.
Can we show client testimonials, star ratings or “trusted by 500+ clients”?
No. Testimonials and endorsements remain outside the guidelines, according to published summaries of the revised Code. That includes quoted praise, star ratings and client-count claims, even when true. We also keep banner advertisements, slogans, monograms and private awards off the site. Client names can be mentioned only with the client’s permission, and for services reserved for CAs, such as statutory audit, only the name and not the nature of the assignment.
Can we send newsletters, run ads or post on social media?
The revised guidelines allow “push” communication such as newsletters and notifications only for services that are not reserved for CAs, such as accounting and general consultancy, and not for reserved services such as statutory or tax audit (as summarised in published commentary). Content must be informative rather than soliciting, and a website may not ask visitors to like or follow a page. Our admin panel marks each service as reserved or non-reserved and blocks push features for reserved ones.
Do you run Google review drives for CA firms?
No. Because testimonials and endorsements are not permitted, we do not run review campaigns, ask clients for ratings or show ratings on the firm’s website. The Google Business Profile we set up carries only the factual write-up particulars. Reviews that a client posts independently are outside the firm’s control, and a partner should check ICAI’s current position before engaging with them.
Can the site have a live deadline countdown for ITR and GST?
We replaced that idea. A countdown that urges action can look like solicitation, and tax due dates are often extended or changed. Instead the website carries a dated compliance calendar and update pages: every entry shows the date it was last verified and links to the official notification, and entries that are out of date are hidden automatically. It is informational content, the kind a firm blog or bulletin is allowed to carry.
Can clients chat with us or upload documents on the website?
The published summary of the Code lists chat with clients, with confidentiality protocols, and a document management portal with login and password among permitted website features, along with online advice to clients who specifically ask for it. A secure client portal is part of the Custom plan. We advise against asking clients to send financial documents through the public contact form, email or WhatsApp.
Can we list the firm on directory or app-based platforms?
Not on commercial app aggregators for services reserved for CAs, according to published commentary on the 2026 guidelines, and third-party platforms may carry consultancy and advice only, without the firm’s address or promotional detail. ICAI encourages its own CA Connect listing, and government portals are allowed. We check each directory against the guidelines before we create a listing.
How long does SEO take for a CA firm?
Search visibility builds over months and depends on competition, the quality and accuracy of the content and, for a CA firm, on what the guidelines allow us to do, which excludes testimonials and reviews. We agree measurable milestones at the start (indexing, search impressions, enquiries received) and report monthly. Optional monthly SEO and reporting starts from ₹8,000 per month, billed separately.
How much does a CA firm website cost?
Starter begins at ₹15,000 for a dynamic website with a firm and partner profile builder, service pages marked as reserved or non-reserved, a write-up checker, a dated compliance calendar, an articles manager, an enquiry form and an admin panel. Custom is quoted after a free call and covers an opt-in newsletter for non-reserved services, a secure client portal, several offices and Kannada pages. Domain and hosting are paid to those providers.
Ready when you are

Let clients find the firm, check the particulars and ask for a call in one visit.

Tell us about your practice. We will review your website, Google profile, directory listings and what AI assistants say about the firm, then send a prioritised plan and an itemised proposal with no hidden fees.

✓ Free consultation, no obligation
✓ Reply within 24 hours
✓ Itemised proposal, no hidden fees
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Puttur · serving Mangaluru & Dakshina Kannada