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Manufacturing Website Design

Manufacturing website design for B2B manufacturers: product catalogues, spec sheets, quote requests and dealer maps, in several languages. From €3,000.

4.9 on Clutch, 6 reviews4 international awards since 2022Building from Budapest since 2021

What a manufacturer's website has to do

A manufacturing company's website serves several kinds of visitor. An engineer wants to check a spec and download a datasheet. A buyer wants to compare suppliers and ask for a price. A distributor wants product information to pass on. A job seeker wants to know what it is like to work there. Most manufacturing and industrial websites serve one of them well and lose the rest.

We design and build company websites for manufacturers that do all four: a catalogue that is quick to search, quote requests that land with the right person, a clear list of where to buy, and a careers section that brings in applicants.

What it costs

Company websites start at €3,000. The price depends on the size of your catalogue, the number of languages and the integrations you need. Your price is fixed once it is in a proposal, and changes after launch are billed at €25 to €45 an hour. The pricing page has every rate in one place.

Before you brief anyone

We collected 18 manufacturing website examples, from industrial automation and steel to farm machinery and 3D printers, with what each one does well and where it falls short. It is a quick way to decide what you like before a first call.

When we're the wrong choice

If you need a 3D product configurator or a live link between your shop and your ERP, that is an application project more than a website, and we quote it that way. If you only need a one-page site with your address and phone number, a website builder will cost you less.

Working across Europe

We're based in Budapest and work remotely with clients across Europe, on Central European Time. Calls and briefs are in English or Hungarian. Send us your current site and the markets you sell into, and we'll reply within one business day.

How it works

A product catalogue engineers can search
Filters by the specs your buyers check: size, material, load, standard, part number. Every product gets its own page, with datasheets, drawings and CAD files to download.
Quote requests that reach the right person
A request-for-quote form that asks for quantity, part numbers and drawings, and sends each request to the right sales contact by product line or region.
A dealer and distributor finder
A map or list of your distributors, service partners and sales offices, so a buyer in another country knows who to call.
Several languages
Most manufacturers sell abroad. We build the site in every language you sell in, with the right setup for search engines in each country.
Careers that bring in applicants
Many manufacturers find it harder to hire than to sell. A careers section with real jobs, the location and what the work is like does both jobs at once.

What's included

Included

  • Site design, approved by you before the build
  • A product catalogue with filters and downloadable files
  • A quote request form, routed to the right contact
  • A dealer or distributor finder
  • Versions in the languages you sell in
  • Titles, meta descriptions, sitemap and redirects from your old site

Not included

  • Live two-way ERP integration, quoted separately
  • Product photography, 3D renders and translation, unless agreed
  • Ads and ongoing SEO, which are separate services

What we build with

  • WordPress
  • Webflow
  • Figma
  • Google Search Console

FAQ

Questions we often get.

All our prices are on the pricing page.

How much does a manufacturing website cost?
Company websites start at €3,000. The price depends on the size of your catalogue, the number of languages and the integrations you need, and it is fixed once it is in a proposal.
Have you built websites for manufacturers?
Not yet. We have built the parts a manufacturer's site needs for other clients: catalogues with search filters, B2B wholesale ordering, integrations with invoicing and fulfilment, and multi-language sites. You can see those projects in our case studies.
Can the catalogue connect to our ERP or product database?
Usually, yes. A regular import of products from a spreadsheet, an export or an API is part of a normal build. A live two-way connection to your ERP is a larger piece of work, and we quote it separately.
Can our team update products themselves?
Yes. Products, datasheets, news and jobs are all edited in the website's admin. We show your team how before launch.
Which platform do you build on?
Usually WordPress or Webflow, both of which your team can edit without a developer. If you need a product configurator or a customer portal, we build that as a web application.
Can you build an online shop for spare parts?
Yes. We build online stores on Shopify and WooCommerce, including B2B pricing and trade accounts.

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