Finexo Websites
Website templates for CA, CS & tax practitioners
Thirteen professional themes, all mobile-friendly and built for practice marketing. Every theme carries the same set of pages and sections, so the choice is purely how your firm wants to look — and you can switch later without losing any content.
Verdant Motion
Best for: Firms that want to look established rather than eye-catching
- Forest-green accents on an almost entirely white page
- Plain typographic hero — no photo, no illustration
- The most understated of the thirteen
Light Indigo
Best for: Practices whose clients are founders and small businesses
- Soft blue hero panel with an abstract illustration
- Indigo buttons and pale blue section bands
- Friendly and light without being informal
Professional Blue
Best for: Traditional practices that want nothing to feel unfamiliar
- Navy headings on white, separated by a fine vertical rule
- Conventional layout clients recognise immediately
- Reads as conservative in the way an audit firm usually wants
Navy Accounting
Best for: Firms with real office or team photography to show
- Full-width photographic hero behind a dark overlay
- Navy navigation bar carried across the top
- Leads with people rather than words
Green SaaS
Best for: Younger practices positioning against older firms
- Emerald buttons with mint-tinted section bands
- Illustrated hero in the style of a software product
- Modern without going dark or high-contrast
Teal Contrast
Best for: Firms that get most enquiries by phone
- Address, phone and email pinned in a bar above the navigation
- Teal navigation with amber call-to-action buttons
- The highest-contrast theme — hardest to overlook the contact details
Blue & Gold
Best for: Firms pitching to corporate clients and larger mandates
- Photographic hero with the firm name on a floating white card
- Deep navy section blocks with gold accents
- The most formal look in the set
Modern Tech
Best for: Practices serving startups and technology clients
- The only dark theme — near-black throughout, violet accents
- Client numbers sit in the hero rather than further down
- Distinctive enough that visitors remember the site
Refined Luxury
Best for: Boutique practices with a small, selective client list
- Warm ivory palette with black buttons
- Generous whitespace and restrained type
- The quietest theme — closer to a stationery set than a website
Bold Editorial
Best for: Firms that want to stand out from every other CA website
- Heavy uppercase headlines with orange-red accents
- Black section blocks and hard-edged card shadows
- The loudest theme — deliberately unlike a conventional firm site
Warm Professional
Best for: Practices whose work is mostly individuals and families
- Cream and beige palette with terracotta buttons
- Softly rounded cards throughout
- Approachable rather than corporate
Corporate Minimal
Best for: Firms that would rather not think about design at all
- White page with pale blue section bands
- Standard blue buttons, minimal ornament
- The safe default — nothing on the page competes for attention
Expressive
Best for: Newer firms building a brand from scratch
- Purple-to-pink gradient firm name in the hero
- Lilac section bands and gradient buttons
- The most colourful theme in the set
How to pick a template for your practice
All thirteen themes carry the same sections — services, team, client logos, testimonials, contact form, FAQs and gallery — so none of them will leave something out. What differs is tone: what a first-time visitor feels in the opening few seconds, before they have read a word. Match that to whoever you are trying to win.
Corporate clients and larger mandates
Blue & Gold or Navy Accounting. Both lead with photography and a formal palette, which is what a finance director expects to see before shortlisting a firm.
Individuals and small businesses
Warm Professional or Light Indigo. Softer palettes and rounded shapes read as approachable, which matters more than gravitas when the client is walking in off a search result.
Standing out from other firms
Bold Editorial, Modern Tech or Expressive. Heavy type, a dark palette and a gradient respectively — each deliberately unlike the conventional CA website, and each memorable.
Unsure? Corporate Minimal and Professional Blue are the safe defaults — neither will ever look wrong to a client. And because your content is stored separately from the design, changing your mind later costs nothing.
What every template includes
Mobile-responsive layout
Most CA firm traffic in India arrives on a phone, so every template is built mobile-first rather than shrunk down from desktop.
Service and about pages
Separate pages for your services, your firm and your team — so each can be found on its own in search, not buried on the homepage.
Lead capture form
Enquiries land in your inbox. No third-party form builder to configure or pay for separately.
SEO-ready page structure
Editable titles and descriptions, clean URLs, and a sitemap — the groundwork search engines need before your pages can rank.
Your own domain
Point your existing firm domain at the site, or register a new one. Either way visitors never see a Finexo URL.
Content you can edit yourself
Update text, services and contact details from the dashboard, without going back to a developer for every change.
Common questions about the templates
Can I switch templates after my site is live?
Yes. Your content is stored separately from the design, so moving to a different template keeps your pages, services and contact details intact.
Can the colours and logo be changed?
Yes. Each template takes your firm's logo and colour scheme, so two firms on the same template do not look like the same website.
Do the templates follow ICAI advertising guidelines?
The templates are designed with ICAI's advertising guidelines in mind — factual service descriptions, no comparative or promotional claims. Final responsibility for the content you publish stays with your firm. See our ICAI-minded CA website page for detail.
How long does it take to go live?
Most firms publish within a few days. The work is mainly writing your service descriptions and gathering team details — the template itself needs no development.
Building for a specific practice type? See websites for chartered accountants, websites for tax consultants, or our ICAI-minded CA website guide.
Ready to publish your firm website?
Choose a template, set up your pages, and go live — without hiring a web agency for every update.