Websites for manufacturers
Exporter websites that open new markets from Lebanon.
Lebanese products sell across the Gulf, Europe and Africa — when buyers can find and trust the maker. Show your catalogue, your certifications and your capacity, in the buyer’s language.
- Arabic · English · French
- Certifications up front
- Trade inquiries on WhatsApp
Manufacturer and exporter website design in Lebanon
7 core pages · designed around your business
The job
A manufacturer site has three jobs.
Make the products findable
Food, furniture, cosmetics or industrial goods — a catalogue a distributor abroad can browse and understand without a call.
Pass the importer’s check
Certifications, capacity, export experience and packaging options — the questions an importer asks before a first order.
Turn interest into a trade inquiry
An inquiry form — or a WhatsApp message — that captures product, quantity, destination and incoterms.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Our catalogue lives in a PDF on WhatsApp.
Sent to every buyer who asks, outdated the week after, and invisible to anyone searching for a supplier online.
Buyers abroad can’t judge us from here.
An importer in the Gulf or Europe wants certifications, capacity and export history before a sample — and a thin site doesn’t show it.
We only sell where we already know people.
Every new market depends on a trade fair or a contact, because no one abroad finds you through search.
What we build
Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
A catalogue buyers can browse
Products by category with photos, specs, packaging and minimum order quantities — in the languages your buyers read.
Specs and downloads
Product sheets, certificates and a downloadable catalogue that’s always the current version.
Trade inquiries on WhatsApp
An inquiry form for product, quantity, destination and terms — plus WhatsApp for buyers who prefer to chat.
Certifications up front
ISO, HACCP, halal and other certifications, shown clearly — the documents importers ask for first.
Found by buyers abroad
Product and market pages that rank for searches from importers and distributors in your target countries.
Three languages, and more
Arabic, English and French as standard, with more languages for specific export markets.
The blueprint
The pages that pull their weight.
Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.
Home
What you make, where you export, and a trade inquiry button — in three languages.
Products
The catalogue, with specs, packaging and MOQs.
Export
Markets you serve, logistics, incoterms and how to order.
Quality & certifications
Certificates and quality processes, downloadable.
Factory & capacity
Your facility, capacity and private-label options.
Distributors
Where to buy, and how to become a distributor.
Trade inquiry
A form plus WhatsApp for product, quantity and destination.
Built for Lebanon
Built for makers who sell to the world.
Export is the growth market
For many Lebanese producers, the biggest buyers are abroad. A site built for importers — not just local customers — is how new markets open.
Certificates close deals
Importers and retailers abroad ask for certifications before a sample. Having them one click away shortens the first conversation.
The diaspora as a market
Lebanese communities abroad look for products from home. Distributor pages and retail stockists help them — and your importers — find you.
WhatsApp for trade
Much of trade here starts on WhatsApp. A prefilled trade inquiry gets the product and quantity in the first message.
Let’s plan your company’s site — on WhatsApp or a call.
Tell us what you make and where you want to sell it. We’ll come back with the site that opens those markets.
Proof
We’ve done this before.
How it works
From first call to live.
A straight conversation
You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.
The blueprint
We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.
Design, words, build
Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.
Launch, then grow
We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How much does a manufacturer or exporter website cost in Lebanon?
- It depends on catalogue size, languages and downloads. We quote a fixed price after a short call, and our guide to website costs in Lebanon shows what each tier actually buys.
- Can the site be in more than three languages?
- Yes. Arabic, English and French are standard, and we can add languages for specific export markets.
- Can we update the catalogue ourselves?
- Yes. You add products, specs and packaging options in a simple editor, and the downloadable catalogue updates with them.
- Can buyers send trade inquiries on WhatsApp?
- Yes. The inquiry button opens WhatsApp with the product already named, and a form captures quantity, destination and terms for buyers who prefer email.
- Can the site help us reach importers abroad?
- Yes — with market pages, product pages built to rank in your target countries, and Google Ads aimed at importers and distributors there.
- Have you worked with trading and manufacturing companies?
- Yes — including Exports Agent, a Lebanese trading and shipping agent, and Wood Shapes, a bespoke woodwork atelier. Both case studies are linked on this page.
Keep exploring
The site is the start. Here’s the rest.
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Web Development
How we build: custom design, fast performance, and content you can edit yourself.
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Marketing & SEO
A great site still needs finding. Google Ads, local SEO and the reporting to prove it.
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What does a website cost?
Our straight-talking guide to website prices in Lebanon — what each tier actually buys.
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Websites by industry
Restaurants, law firms, schools and more — see what we build for each.
Let’s build
Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?
Send us a WhatsApp or book a call. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline — in a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.