Fifteen real websites.
Every one of these belongs to a real firm that paid real money for its site. None of them is ours, and none is a mockup. Three are accounting firms. The rest are law firms, private wealth managers and one architecture studio, because those sell the same thing Robbins & Armstrong sells: trust with your money, from people whose names are on the door.
All I need back are numbers.
Which ones would you pay for, and which ones make you cringe. Two short lists. You do not have to explain why. If one of them makes you feel something, say that too.
Whatever you point at becomes the foundation. I stop guessing.
And for scale, what they have today.
This is the site Leigh Robbins is running right now. It is a rented template that thousands of tax shops share.
