// Industries · Manufacturing & engineering
Websites for manufacturers and engineering companies
Your buyers are engineers and procurement teams. They check your capabilities, certifications and past projects before they ever get in touch. We build websites that answer those questions clearly and make it easy to request a quote.
// The challenge
Most industrial websites undersell the business behind them
Manufacturers and engineering firms are often excellent at what they do, but their websites don't show it. Typical problems: vague headlines, capabilities hidden in PDFs, no proof of quality, contact forms that can't take a drawing, and pages that don't work on a phone. Buyers comparing a shortlist simply move on to the next supplier.
Capabilities organised the way buyers search
Pages for each process, material, product line and industry you serve, so engineers find you for the exact terms they type into Google.
Proof of quality, in plain sight
Certifications, standards, project case studies, facility and equipment pages, and client logos, shown where buyers make decisions.
Request-for-quote forms that work
Short RFQ forms that accept drawings and specifications, confirm receipt automatically and send structured enquiries to the right person.
// Our experience
Industrial and technical websites we've built
We have designed and built websites for manufacturers, industrial contractors and technical training providers in the USA, Colombia, Ireland and Switzerland.
MANUFACTURING · USAPlanet Inflatables
Custom advertising inflatables maker in Florida. Product range by type, a step-by-step ordering process and a quote form with artwork upload.
MANUFACTURING · COLOMBIAFantiplas
Plastics manufacturer in Bogotá. A Spanish-language corporate site by product line, showcasing the factory, certifications and catalogue.
INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTING · IRELANDAWilli Contracting
Pipe prefabrication and installation subcontractor. An English/German site presenting capabilities, materials, industries served and quote requests.
TECHNICAL TRAINING · IRELANDElite Piping Academy
Orbital welding and pipefitting academy. Course pages, a certification gallery, and training-enquiry and quote forms.
// Features
Built for how industrial companies sell
Capability & product pages
Structured pages for processes, materials, product lines and industries, each with its own search-friendly title and description.
RFQ forms with file upload
Drawings, specs and photos attached to the enquiry, with spam protection and an automatic confirmation to the buyer.
Datasheet & document library
Datasheets, brochures and certificates that are easy to find and download, open or in exchange for contact details.
Multilingual for export
Sites in the languages of your markets. We have delivered English/German and Spanish-language sites.
Projects & case studies
A simple way for your team to publish projects with photos, so the site keeps proving your experience.
CRM & AI integrations
Enquiries routed into your CRM, and optionally an AI assistant that answers common spec questions from your own content.
How an industrial website project runs
- STEP 1DiscoveryYour products, processes, buyers, markets and competitors, plus a page plan.
- STEP 2Content & designCapability structure, copy guidance and designs for your key templates.
- STEP 3Build & integrateDevelopment, RFQ forms, document library, SEO setup and redirects.
- STEP 4Launch & trainTesting, go-live, analytics and a handover so your team can update it.
12 things buyers look for
Our checklist for manufacturer websites, with a quick self-audit you can run on your own site in ten minutes.
Read the checklistManufacturing website FAQs
Do you have experience with industrial companies?
Yes. We have built websites for manufacturers in the USA and Colombia, an industrial contractor and a technical training academy in Ireland, and an engineering recruitment company in Switzerland. You can see them on our work page.
Can you work with our technical content and terminology?
Yes. We work from your datasheets, brochures and a short interview with your engineers, and you review all technical content before anything goes live.
Can buyers upload drawings with their enquiry?
Yes. We build request-for-quote forms that accept drawings, specifications and photos, protected against spam, with an automatic confirmation to the buyer.
Can the website be in more than one language?
Yes. We have delivered English/German and Spanish-language websites, and we plan the structure so additional languages can be added later.
How long does an industrial website take?
Most business websites take 4–8 weeks from kick-off to launch. Larger sites with big product catalogues or several languages are scoped individually. Having your content ready is the biggest factor.
What does it cost?
Every website is scoped individually. After a free 30-minute call you receive a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost within 48 hours. Our guide to what drives the cost of a B2B website explains the main factors.
// Next step
Let's plan your industrial website
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. You'll get honest advice, a clear plan and a tailored quote within 48 hours, with no obligation.