A page plan based on your work
Separate pages for the capabilities and industries you want to sell, with a clear route from each one to a quote request. We agree on the page list before design begins.
A website that helps buyers choose your shop.
Show buyers what you can make, the equipment behind it, and how to request a quote. We plan, write, design, and build your site around those decisions.
Get a free auditSee what’s includedCan you make this part?
Put the details buyers compare in one place.
- Processes
- Milling · Turning · Secondary operations
- Materials
- List the alloys your shop works with
- Part envelope
- Publish verified size and tolerance limits
Use actual limits and approved part photos, not “we do it all.”
Can you meet our requirements?
Make your quality process easy to check.
- Inspection
- Explain the checks and equipment used
- Documents
- Show available reports and traceability
- Certifications
- Link current certificates with their scope
Only publish certifications your company currently holds.
What do you need to quote?
Collect the information your estimator needs.
- Part details
- Material · Quantity · Required date
- Drawing
- Use your approved file-transfer process
- Contact
- Company · Name · Work email
Route the request to an owner and explain the next step.
Illustrative planning example. Select a tab to inspect.
Your buyer has a drawing. Your site needs answers.
A list of machines only tells part of the story. Buyers also need to understand the materials you work with, the sizes you can handle, and the documentation you can provide. We organize those details so they can assess fit before calling your estimator.
This sample page plan shows what belongs on a capability page and why. Select a buyer question to inspect the content we would gather with your team.
Explore the example aboveWhat we
deliver.
We agree on the scope with you before work begins. These are the main parts of a website project.
Copy and visuals that explain the shop
Capability descriptions, equipment specifications, example parts, and quality information. We help plan the photos you need and use only technical claims your team approves.
An RFQ path your team can use
Fields for quantities, materials, timing, and contact details, with routing to the right person. Drawing transfer is scoped around your security requirements and existing tools.
A tested launch and a usable handoff
Responsive layouts, page titles and descriptions, redirects from replaced URLs, form checks, and measurement setup. Editing access and ongoing support are agreed as part of the scope.
Is this the right
next step?
A good fit if buyers struggle to understand your capabilities, your RFQ form loses important details, or your current site is difficult to update.
How we work
with your team.
Start with the way your shop operates. Build around it, test the work, and give your team a clear handoff.
Map the site
Review your existing pages and sales process. Agree on the audiences, page list, required content, and inquiry path.
Design and build
Review the main layouts and content with your team, then build the remaining pages and connections.
Test and launch
Check mobile layouts, links, forms, redirects, and measurement. Document how to update the site after handoff.
What we’ll need from you
- The work you want more of—and jobs you usually turn away.
- Your equipment list, materials, current certifications, and approved part photos.
- Who handles inquiries, what they need to quote, and how files should be transferred.
Before you
get started.
Do we need to write all the copy?
No. We draft the pages from interviews and the material you provide. Your team checks technical details, capabilities, and any claims before publication.
Can you work with our existing website?
We review the platform, content, and integrations first. Sometimes a focused rebuild of the important pages is enough; sometimes the underlying site needs replacing. The audit helps determine that.
Can buyers upload drawings?
Yes, if the chosen setup fits your requirements. We agree on file types, storage, access, and delivery before implementation. Controlled technical data requires an approved transfer process, not an ordinary contact-form attachment.
What determines the cost and timeline?
The page count, content readiness, custom interactions, and integrations. We define those with you before giving a project price and schedule; there is no one-size-fits-all package.
Start with
your current site.
Send us your website. We’ll review how buyers find you, what they learn about your capabilities, and what happens after an inquiry. You keep the findings.