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For accountants in Devon

Making Tax Digital is sending new clients looking for an accountant. Make sure the right ones find you.

From April 2027, sole traders and landlords with income over £30,000 must keep digital records. We set your site up so they find you, see your fixed fees and book a first call, and so the ones you'd turn down can tell before they ring.

See the enquiries your website is missing. Free, in about a minute.

  • No login needed
  • Public information only
  • A person checks every report

MTD for Income Tax: who's affected, and when

  1. April 2026Qualifying income over £50,000
  2. April 2027Over £30,000: the big wave of sole traders and landlords
  3. April 2028Over £20,000

1 · Found

The searches that matter

"Accountant Exeter", "accountant for landlords Exeter", "MTD accountant Plymouth", and the same questions asked of AI assistants. Your Google Business Profile, reviews and consistent listings carry most of the weight. We set those up, and add town and service pages only where there's real local content.

2 · Qualified

Fees and fit, before the call

A fee guide by client type: sole traders and landlords, limited companies, bookkeeping, VAT, payroll. A quote calculator using entity type, turnover, payroll, VAT and bookkeeping. "Who we're right for" and "who we're not". MTD FAQs.

3 · Contacted

An easy first step

Book a discovery call, request a callback, or send a short form that asks the four things you need to quote. A response promise on every page.

Compliance basics, built in

ICAEW and ACCA logo rules, company number and registered office, and professional indemnity details on a linked legal page. You approve the wording before launch.

Most accountancy firms choose Professional

£1,450 one-off, up to 12 pages, with the fee guide, quote calculator and fit check. See all prices.

Questions accountants ask

Won't publishing fees scare clients off?

"From" prices put off the clients who would never pay them and reassure the ones who would. You choose what to show.

Do we have to show every price?

No. A fee guide by client type is enough for most firms.

How do you move our email safely?

We only change the records the website needs, and a person checks every DNS change before it is made.

Do you understand ICAEW and ACCA rules?

We build in the basics: logo use rules, company number and registered office, and professional indemnity details on a linked legal page. You check the wording before launch.

Get my firm's growth check.

See how your firm shows up for the searches MTD clients make, and what your site is missing.