Websites for manufacturers
Manufacturer websites that win the RFQ.
Engineers and buyers research suppliers online long before they send an RFQ. Give them a catalogue they can search, specs they can download, and a quote request that arrives with everything you need.
- Searchable product catalogue
- Spec sheets & CAD downloads
- RFQ forms that qualify
Manufacturer website design
7 core pages · designed around your business
The job
A manufacturer site has three jobs.
Make the products findable
A buyer should find the right product by category, spec or part number in seconds — on your site, and from Google.
Pass the supplier check
Certifications, capabilities, capacity, industries served and quality processes — the checklist procurement runs before shortlisting.
Turn research into an RFQ
An RFQ form that captures product, quantity, specs, drawings and timeline — so your sales team quotes once, accurately.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Our catalogue is a 200-page PDF.
Nobody can search it, Google can’t index it, and every update means a new file emailed to every distributor.
RFQs arrive with half the information.
“Please quote” with no quantity, no material, no drawings — and a week of emails before a price can go out.
Buyers can’t tell what we’re capable of.
A homepage photo of the factory and a list of industries. No capacities, tolerances or certifications a buyer can act on.
What we build
Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Searchable product catalogue
Products by category, application and specification, with filters engineers actually use — synced from your ERP or PIM where possible.
Spec sheets and downloads
Datasheets, CAD files, manuals and safety sheets on every product page, always the current version.
RFQ forms that qualify
Product, quantity, material, tolerances, drawings and delivery date — captured up front and routed to the right salesperson.
Certifications and capabilities
ISO and industry certifications, equipment lists, capacities and quality processes — the proof procurement looks for.
Found by part number
Product pages built to rank for the part numbers, specs and applications buyers search on Google.
Distributor and export pages
Distributor locator, export markets and language versions for international buyers.
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, for which industries, and “Request a quote”.
Products
The searchable catalogue with filters and specs.
Product detail
Specs, downloads, applications and RFQ.
Capabilities
Processes, equipment, capacity and tolerances.
Industries
Applications and case studies by sector.
Quality & certifications
ISO and industry certifications, quality process.
Request a quote
The RFQ form that captures what sales needs.
Built for US manufacturers
Built for how industrial buyers actually buy.
Research happens without you
Most B2B buyers do much of their research before contacting a supplier. A site that answers their technical questions gets you on the shortlist.
Specs beat slogans
Engineers want tolerances, materials and datasheets. Clear, downloadable specs build more trust than any tagline.
Capture, then nurture
Gated resources and RFQs feed your CRM, so long B2B cycles don’t lose track of a buyer who’s months from ordering.
Let’s plan your company’s site in one call.
Tell us what you make and who buys it. We’ll show you the site that gets you shortlisted.
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 website cost?
- It depends on catalogue size, ERP or PIM integration, languages and downloads. We quote a fixed price after a short call, before anything starts.
- Can the catalogue sync with our ERP or PIM?
- Often, yes — many systems can export product data we import on a schedule. We’ll confirm what’s possible with yours on the first call.
- Can buyers download CAD files and datasheets?
- Yes. Every product page can carry its datasheets, CAD files and manuals, optionally behind a short form that captures the lead.
- Can RFQs go straight to our CRM?
- Yes. RFQ submissions — including attached drawings — can go to your CRM or the right salesperson’s inbox.
- Will product pages rank on Google?
- That’s the goal: each product page is built around the part numbers, specs and applications buyers search, with product structured data.
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 pricing — 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?
Tell us about your business. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline.