Website design for manufacturers and industrial companies
Engineers and buyers sourcing a supplier want facts, not slogans: what you make, what equipment and materials you work with, which certifications you hold, and how to send a drawing for a quote. We build manufacturing websites that put those facts first: capabilities and equipment pages, a product or parts catalogue, an RFQ form that accepts drawings, and SEO built around the processes buyers search for. Websites start at $299.
Why most manufacturers websites do not bring in work
Capabilities buried or missing
Buyers screen suppliers by process, tolerance, material and capacity. If your site does not spell these out, you are dropped from the shortlist before anyone calls.
No easy way to request a quote
A buyer with a drawing ready wants to upload it and get a quote. A generic contact form with no file upload sends them to a supplier that makes it easy.
A site that looks decades old
An outdated site makes a modern shop look behind the times. Buyers judge your quality systems partly by how current and organized your website is.
Not found for the processes you run
Buyers search for the process and material, such as "stainless steel fabrication Ontario". Without a page for each capability, you do not appear for those searches.
What we build into a manufacturing website
Capabilities and equipment pages
A page for each process you run, such as machining, fabrication, welding, finishing or assembly, with materials, tolerances, capacities and the equipment on your floor.
Learn moreRFQ form with file upload
A request-for-quote form that accepts drawings and specs, asks for quantity, material and timeline, and sends everything to your estimating team.
Product and parts catalogue
A searchable catalogue of products or standard parts with specifications and downloadable data sheets, which your team can update without a developer.
Certifications and quality
Your ISO or CWB certifications, quality process, industries served and photos of your facility shown clearly, because buyers check these first.
Industries served pages
Pages for the industries you supply, such as automotive, aerospace, food processing or construction, so buyers in each one see relevant work.
Manufacturing SEO
With an SEO plan: keyword research around your processes and materials, capability and industry pages, technical SEO and reporting on RFQs from search.
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Web design for manufacturers: common questions
Have you built websites for manufacturers?
Yes. Our portfolio includes industrial companies such as Stainless Industries, Heavy Iron Plant, Tank X and Royal Crown Plywood. You can see them on our portfolio page.
Can buyers upload drawings with their quote request?
Yes. The RFQ form accepts common drawing and document files and sends them with the request to your estimating team, so nothing gets lost in an email thread.
Can you build a product catalogue with spec sheets?
Yes. We build catalogues with categories, filters, specifications and downloadable PDF data sheets, and your team can add or edit products themselves.
What does manufacturing SEO include?
Our SEO plans start at $250 a month and cover research into the processes and materials buyers search for, capability and industry pages, technical fixes and a monthly report on traffic and RFQs.
What does a manufacturing website cost, and who owns it?
Websites start at $299 with a written quote before work begins, and maintenance plans start at $99 a month. The site, the content and the domain are yours, and you can move the site to another host at any time.
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