We build websites that show buyers what your shop can do today, for $6,000, one time.
Most manufacturers we talk to are dealing with at least one of these.
01
You have added machines, processes, and certifications since the site was built, and none of them are on it. An engineer can only judge you by what the page says, so the work you can do today goes unseen.
How we fix it. We write a page for each process you run, with the materials, tolerances, part sizes, equipment, and certifications an engineer checks. Spec sheets become web pages with the PDF beside them, and you approve every technical claim before it goes live.
Your shop today
Your website
02
Job applications, sales pitches, and spam come through the form, while real quote requests arrive by email from people who already knew you. The few that do come through often take several emails back and forth before anyone can price them.
How we fix it. We build a quote form that takes the drawing in the file types you accept, with the quantity, material, and date on the same screen. Each request goes straight to your sales team, and tracking shows which page it came from. Our RFQ form guide lists the fields.
Contact form, this week
Quote form
DrawingSTEP, DWG, or PDF
Quantity500 pieces
Material6061-T6
Needed byMarch 14
Sent to your sales team
03
Can you plate a 24 by 36 inch stamping? Can you coat a hardened tool without softening it? Your engineers answer questions like these by phone, again and again, and a buyer who asks after you close waits until morning.
How we fix it. Every $6,000 website comes with an AI assistant that answers from your own approved pages at any hour. Anything those pages do not cover goes to a person on your team, and every inquiry is saved to an Excel lead sheet you keep.
Without an assistant
The question waits in an inbox until the next morning.
With the assistant
Answered in seconds from your own pages, and saved to your lead sheet.
04
Your divisions sell different services to different buyers, but online they sit behind one crowded site, or the group domain forwards to a single division. A buyer who came for one service never learns what the rest of the group can do.
How we fix it. We build a parent site that sends each buyer to the right division, and a site for each division under one logo, palette, and typeface. For Phillips Light Industrial that was 5 sites in 18 days.
Today
Group domain
Forwards to one division
With us
Parent site
Sends each buyer to the right division
05
The domain, the hosting, or the login sits with an agency or a web person who has moved on. Changing a phone number takes a week and an invoice.
How we fix it. We set up the hosting, Google Analytics, Search Console, and your Google Business Profile in your company’s name from day one, and hand you the full source code at launch. We charge no hosting or maintenance fee afterwards.
| Today | After handover | |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | Old agency | Your company |
| Hosting | Old agency | Your company |
| Website code | Old agency | Your company |
| Analytics | Old agency | Your company |
| Business Profile | Old agency | Your company |
Our recent sites took 6 to 18 days from brief to launch. The schedule depends mostly on how quickly your team approves the technical details.
01
We list what you do
We list every process, material, tolerance, and certification, and agree who on your side signs each one off.
02
We plan the pages
We plan the pages, the capability tables, and the quote form around what an engineer checks first.
03
We write and build
We write every page and build the site. You approve each technical detail before it goes live.
04
Launch and handover
Old pages that have a new equivalent point to it, so their rankings carry over, and the code and accounts are handed to you.
Every website we build comes with all of this.
| What you get | A page for every process, a quote form that takes drawings, an AI assistant with an Excel lead sheet, tracking, and the full source code. |
|---|---|
| Price | $6,000, one time |
| Our fee after launch | $0 a month |
| Time to launch | Our recent sites took 6 to 18 days from brief to launch. |
| Who owns it | You receive the complete source code at launch, and the hosting is in your company’s name. |
| How it starts | Send us your website address and a few lines about what you make. |
A company with one or two processes can start with our $2,000 starter website, and pages added after launch are $270 per page, written and built. Every price is on our pricing page, and once the site is live, manufacturing SEO and social media and Google help more of the right buyers find it. Our page on B2B website design shows how the site works for buyers who compare specs and pass pages to engineering and purchasing.
Moving takes five steps. The domain comes first, because it can hold up everything else.
We have built 7 websites for 3 Ohio companies, in metal finishing and plating; coating and surface treatment; and sorting, containment, and staffing. Each case study shows the old site, the new one, and the results. We also build websites for machine shops, fabrication shops, heat treaters, injection molders, and contract manufacturers.
19,200Google impressions in 28 days for plistaffing.com, seven weeks after launch
We built five websites under one brand system in 18 days for a Cleveland manufacturing support group.
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2,770Google impressions in 28 days, seven weeks after launch
We built a six-process finishing website in six days for a Cincinnati metal finisher and zinc plater.
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13Coating codes, each with its own page
We built a coating selection website with two engineering tools in ten days for an Ohio low temperature PVD coater.
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To see where your own site stands, our RFQ readiness scorecard runs twenty checks on whether a visitor can send you a request for quote, and takes about four minutes.
Send us your website address and a few lines about what you make. We will reply with the scope, a fixed price, and a launch date. Our free brief template walks you through it in about an hour.