Industrial marketing agency.
We build websites and run search, social media, and outreach for US industrial companies, with every price published.
- 7sitesBuilt for 3 Ohio industrial companies
- $6,000one timeFor a complete website
- 6-18daysFrom brief to launch
Why choosing an agency is hard
Most industrial companies we talk to have run into at least one of these.
01
You cannot get a straight price
You ask what a website costs and get a discovery call, then a paid discovery phase, then a proposal with a monthly retainer attached. Weeks pass before anyone builds anything, and you still cannot compare one agency with another.
How we fix it. Every price we charge is published on our pricing page. You send your website address, and we reply in writing with the scope, a fixed price, and a launch date.
A common agency start
- Discovery call
- Paid discovery phase
- Proposal
- Monthly retainer signed
- Build begins
With us
- You send your website address
- Fixed price and launch date in writing
- Build begins
How the first weeks often go with an agency, and how they go with us. 02
You spend the first meeting explaining your trade
A general agency often needs an hour to learn what passivation is, and then writes copy your engineers have to rewrite. The technical pages end up on your desk anyway.
How we fix it. We work only with manufacturers and industrial service companies. We write the technical pages from your process lists, spec sheets, and certification scopes, and your team approves every claim before it goes live.
Mechanical Finishers, Cincinnati
- Mechanical zinc plating
- Hydrogen embrittlement bake
- ASTM F1941 and ASTM B633
SurfTech, Austinburg
- PVD coating below 200 °F
- Thirteen coating codes
- Substrate survival
Phillips Light Industrial, Cleveland
- Containment and sorting
- Controlled shipping, CS1 and CS2
- Reverse logistics
A few of the technical subjects on sites we have written for industrial companies. 03
Your company serves manufacturers, and agencies do not know where you fit
Sorting and containment, industrial staffing, contract assembly, coating, and finishing companies sell to plants, but their buyers read a website differently. A plant manager with a quality problem on the line wants a phone number before anything else.
How we fix it. We build for industrial service companies as well as manufacturers, with a page order set by what your buyer needs first. Our pages for metal finishers, coating companies, and manufacturing support companies show how each one reads. We also build websites for machine shops, fabrication shops, heat treaters, injection molders, and contract manufacturers.
A metal finishing buyer arrives with a finish callout
Which specification do you plate to?
A coating buyer arrives with a part that keeps failing
Which coating fixes it?
A plant manager arrives with a quality problem on the line
What number do I call right now?
Each kind of industrial buyer reads a website for a different first answer.
How we work with industrial companies
Our recent sites took 6 to 18 days from brief to launch.
01
Tell us what you do
Send your website address and a few lines about what your company makes or does, and who buys it.
02
Get a fixed price and date
We reply in writing with the scope, the price, and the launch date.
03
We write and build
We write every technical page and build the site. You work directly with the person building it and approve each detail.
04
Launch, then monthly work
We launch and hand over the code and accounts. SEO and social media can start the month after.
What we do, and what it costs
Every price is fixed and published.
| What we do | We build websites and run search, social media, and outbound for US industrial companies. |
|---|---|
| Who it is for | Manufacturers and industrial service companies, such as sorting, staffing, assembly, coating, and finishing companies. |
| Website price | $6,000, one time |
| Time to launch | Our recent sites took 6 to 18 days from brief to launch. |
| Who you work with | The person who builds your site. |
| How it starts | Send your website address and a few lines about what your company makes or does, and who buys it. |
- Manufacturing website
$6,000, one time
Includes the quote form, the AI assistant, and the Excel lead sheet.
- Starter website
$2,000, one time
For a company with one or two processes.
- Manufacturing SEO
$675 a month
Two new pages a month, starting once the site is live.
- Social media and Google
$1,900 a month
Three posts a week from your floor, plus your Google Business Profile.
- Google Business Profile on its own
$235 a month
Per profile, so a plant with two locations has two.
- Outbound lead generation
$4,050 a month
Cold email and LinkedIn outreach to named buyers, with meetings booked on your calendar.
- Email newsletter
$250 a month
One issue a month to people who already know you.
- Website audit and plan
$675
Credited in full against a website ordered within 90 days.
Logos are $360, and video and an AI assistant for a site we did not build are quoted per project. To reach named buyers at the companies you want to supply, see our outbound lead generation for manufacturers. To see how the website, search, outbound, and email work together to bring in quote requests, read our page on manufacturing lead generation.
Industrial companies we have worked with
We have built 7 websites for 3 industrial companies in Ohio.
- Mechanical Finishers Inc.
A page for each of six finishing processes, with a hydrogen embrittlement bake advisor for engineers.
6 days from brief to launch
- SurfTech
A page for each of thirteen coating codes, with a substrate survival checker and a film thickness tool.
10 days from brief to launch
- Phillips Light Industrial
A parent site and four division sites under one brand system, for sorting, staffing, assembly, and reverse logistics.
18 days from brief to launch
Comparing us with other industrial agencies
Our comparison page sets us beside three industrial agencies on website price, time to launch, and what you pay after launch.
Each agency also has a page of its own: Windmill Strategy, Gorilla 76, and Weidert Group. If you are also weighing a hire, a freelancer, or a website builder, our page on Shopfloor Agency alternatives compares each one with us. We are a manufacturing marketing agency first, and the same work covers the companies that serve manufacturers.
Questions about industrial marketing agencies
- What does an industrial marketing agency do?
- An industrial marketing agency builds and runs the places an industrial buyer finds and checks you: your website, your search results, your Google Business Profile, and your social media pages. We do all four for US manufacturers and industrial service companies, starting with the website, because the others send people to it.
- How much does an industrial marketing agency cost?
- Our website is $6,000, one time, SEO is $675 a month, and social media with Google Business Profile management is $1,900 a month. For comparison, Nopio’s January 2026 figures put a basic 10 to 20 page manufacturing site at $10,000 to $25,000.
- What is the difference between an industrial and a manufacturing marketing agency?
- A manufacturing marketing agency works for companies that make parts and products. An industrial marketing agency also works for the companies that serve them, such as sorting, staffing, assembly, coating, and reverse logistics firms. We do both, and our largest project was for a Cleveland manufacturing support group.
- How do I compare industrial marketing agencies?
- Ask each agency for a written price, who will own the website and its accounts when the work ends, who will write your technical pages, and which clients’ sites you can open today. Our comparison page sets these side by side for three industrial agencies.
Get a fixed quote for your industrial company.
Send us your website address and a few lines about what your company makes or does. We will reply with the scope, a fixed price, and a launch date.