Industries · Manufacturing
Manufacturing website design for a plant or an industrial supplier: a catalogue buyers can compare, and a request for quote answered before the competitor’s.
An industrial buyer opens four sites, compares specifications, and sends a request for quote to the two that answered their questions on the page. We build the catalogue that answers, the RFQ path that lands in your CRM, and the system that drafts the first reply while the buyer is still comparing. From €1 000.
What goes wrong
Forty pages, no search, no specifications a buyer can compare. The engineer opens it on a phone, gives up and writes to the supplier whose site had a table.
The RFQ arrives on Friday at four, sits until Monday, and gets a reply on Wednesday. The competitor replied on Friday at five.
You sell through dealers in six countries and the site does not say where to buy. The partner brands you carry are a list of logos with no pages.
A typical system
A typical system for a manufacturer
The same parts as on every page of this site, arranged for this business. Each module is a solution page; the marker walks through them. Hover to hold.
- 01A catalogue buyers can compare
Products with specifications as data, filters by parameter, downloads per product, and a table a buyer can put next to a competitor’s. Fed from your ERP or a spreadsheet.
solution page → - 02Requests for quote answered first
The RFQ form lands in the CRM with the product and the quantity; a draft reply with lead times and the right sales contact is ready in minutes; a person sends it.
solution page → - 03A site that reads as a serious supplier
Capabilities, certificates, plant photography and projects, in the languages your buyers use; built for an engineer on a phone in a plant.
solution page → - 04Dealers, partners and brands
Where to buy by country, partner brands with their own pages, a dealer login where you need one.
solution page →
Who exactly
Businesses inside manufacturing we build for
Equipment, parts, consumables: a brandbook and a site that carry the same system. Sequoia2000 is this case.
Sunflower oil and meal for export: capabilities, certificates and contacts in three languages. SeedWay Oil is this case.
Projects, competences and contacts, without noise; a version in English for foreign clients. GM Engineering is this case.
Industrial ventilation with products, parameters and downloads in Polish and English. MetalVent is this case.
“They built the presentation site for our plant. What I liked most is that the team really hears what you need and calmly adjusts to feedback. Clean work, thank you.”
OriginalРобили нам презентаційний сайт заводу. Найбільше сподобалось, що команда чує, що тобі треба, і спокійно править під фідбек. Все акуратно, дякую за роботу.
Specifics
What is different in manufacturing
Parameters live in fields, not in a PDF: filters, comparison tables and structured data for search come from the same source. The PDF is generated from it, not the other way round.
Polish and English for a Polish plant; Ukrainian, English and Russian for an exporter; Bulgarian and English for an engineering firm. Each language is its own pages.
The request carries the product, the quantity and the company; it opens a deal in the CRM with the right owner and a drafted first reply. Nothing is sent without a person.
ISO, CE and industry certificates as pages a buyer can find and download, with dates, not as a footer line.
Price
A site for a manufacturer starts from €1 000; a catalogue fed from your ERP from €3 000; the RFQ process from €500.
Fixed in writing after a short call. Every price on this site starts from €500.
Questions
Questions from manufacturing owners
What should a manufacturer’s website have for buyers who compare?
Specifications as data a buyer can filter and put in a table, downloads per product, lead times or at least a way to ask for them, certificates with dates, and a request for quote that takes one minute on a phone. Plant photography and projects prove you exist; the table wins the RFQ.
How do you get requests for quote answered first?
The RFQ lands in the CRM with the product, the quantity and the company; the system drafts a first reply with lead times and the right sales contact from your own data; a person checks and sends it within the hour, not on Wednesday. The draft is never sent on its own.
Can dealers and partner brands be shown on the site?
Yes: a where-to-buy map by country, dealer pages with contacts, partner brands with their own pages and products, and a dealer login for price lists and downloads where you need it. Dealers get a link to send to their customers; the brand stays yours.
How much does a manufacturing website cost?
From €1 000 for a site with capabilities, projects, certificates and contacts in two languages; from €3 000 for a catalogue with hundreds of products fed from an ERP or a spreadsheet; the RFQ process that lands in the CRM and drafts the reply from €500. A fixed price on one page after a short call.
Tell us how a customer reaches a manufacturer today.
A short call, then a fixed price in writing.