Websites for financial planners

Financial adviser websites that feel as considered as your advice.

People choose an adviser on trust and fit. Show your approach, your fees and who you help best, with the compliance details in place, and make the first meeting easy to book.

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Advice is invisible

Prospects can't see what good advice looks like. A clear explanation of your process makes it tangible.

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Fees are a worry

Being upfront about how you charge removes a big barrier to the first meeting.

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Fit matters

Pages for the clients you serve best, like pre-retirees or business owners, attract the right people.

Show your process

Financial advice is hard to picture until you've received it. A step-by-step explanation of how you work, from the first conversation to the statement of advice and ongoing reviews, makes it tangible and shows prospects what they'll get for their money.

Be clear about fees

Fees are one of the biggest reasons people delay seeking advice. Explaining how you charge, whether a fixed fee for initial advice, an ongoing service fee or something else, and what a first meeting costs, builds trust and saves time on calls with people who aren't ready.

Speak to the clients you serve best

An adviser who helps everyone is hard to choose. Pages for your ideal clients, such as people within ten years of retirement, small business owners, or families planning for school fees, help the right people recognise themselves and get in touch.

Compliance done properly

Your site needs your AFSL or authorised representative details, access to your Financial Services Guide and general advice wording near educational content and calculators. We place these consistently, so they're compliant without making the site feel like a disclosure document.

Questions

Financial planners website FAQs

Can prospects book a first meeting online?

Yes. A booking calendar ($199 add-on) lets people choose a time for an introductory call or meeting.

Do you include FSG and licence details?

Yes. We add your licensing details, link your FSG and include general advice wording where it's needed.

Can my website include calculators?

Yes. Retirement, super contribution or savings calculators can be added, with appropriate general advice wording beside them.

How much is a financial adviser website?

$990 for 10 pages including GST. Hosting is $12 a month.

Get started

Your financial planner website, previewed before you pay.

Start with the basics now. The full brief takes about ten minutes and covers your services, areas, colours, logo and goals.

Step 1 of 5. No payment now. You'll see your site before you pay a cent.

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