Design and development
Sites that generate
qualified enquiries
An industrial website is not a corporate brochure: it is the tool that turns a researcher into a request for quotation.
What we do
Industrial Website
We start by understanding who decides and how they search: the technical specifier, the buyer who compares, and the management who approves. Each one needs different information, and the architecture has to deliver it without losing any of them.
We build custom, with the catalogue as the central piece, not an appendix. Product, application, sector and documentation connected to each other, so every page pushes towards the next and all of them towards the enquiry.
The project ships with measurement configured by enquiry type: you will know which product family generates a request for quotation and which only generates visits.
What's included
Architecture by decision-maker profile
Separate paths for technical, purchasing and management.
Structured catalogue
Product, application and sector connected and navigable.
Documentation centre
Technical and safety datasheets with version and date.
Real multilingual setup
Nomenclature and regulation adapted per market.
Performance and accessibility
Fast loading even with large catalogues.
Measurement by enquiry type
Know which product drives a quote request and which is just curiosity.
How we work
Technical discovery
Interviews with sales, product and management.
Architecture
Catalogue map and journeys by decision-maker profile.
Design and development
Sober visual system and custom build.
Load and measurement
Catalogue migration, testing and analytics.
Related work
Industry & B2B
Disproquima
We redesigned the architecture so every product family had its own indexable entity, with datasheets legible to both the engineer and the buyer.
Food
Norel
A multilingual international site structured by species and product line, so the vet and the procurement lead find what they need in two clicks.
Logistics
Grupamar
A corporate site with services ordered by customer need rather than internal org chart, plus branches, a client area and online tools.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an industrial website cost?
From €8,500 for a project with a structured catalogue and two languages. It goes up with the number of references, the number of markets and ERP or PIM integrations. We give a fixed price after a scoping call, not an open-ended range.
Can you migrate our current catalogue?
Yes. We work from ERP exports, spreadsheets or the PDF itself if there is nothing else. The laborious part is not the technical migration but deciding the right structure; we do that together before touching anything.
How long does the project take?
Between 10 and 16 weeks depending on catalogue and languages. The timeline almost always depends on your technical team's availability to validate content, so we plan around that from the start.
Who maintains the website afterwards?
You, with training included, or us with a maintenance plan. Either way, the site, the domain and every access are in your name from day one.
Digital assessment
for your plant
We review your catalogue, your technical site, your search and AI visibility, and how you reach the specifier. Prioritised report, no obligation.