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Manufacturing & industrial websites

Manufacturing website builder

Capabilities a buyer can check, a quote form an engineer will fill in, and the follow-up in one place.

November offer: first month free 1 month free on any plan below, then the normal price. Ends 23 November. Start with the offer - it is applied automatically.
  • 14-day free trial - card required
  • Free forever to build the site itself
  • Cancel anytime

An industrial buyer reaches your site with a drawing and a deadline, and decides in a minute whether you can make the part. This builds the site that answers: what you make, on which machines, to what tolerances, with which certifications; a request-for-quote form that takes the drawing and asks the questions your estimator always asks; and the quote itself, sent from the dashboard and accepted online, so the enquiry does not go cold in an inbox.

Building your site, pages and blog are free forever. The quote form is not - it needs Starter ($14.99/mo). The 14-day free trial covers it, and starting the trial needs a card. Quote requests and quotes are on Starter and up; the free plan publishes the site with a standard contact form.

Before you start the trial

  • Nothing is charged today. Cancel any time before day 15 and you are not charged at all - the account moves to the Free plan and your site and its data stay.
  • Taking payment runs through your own Stripe account. Connecting it is a separate identity check with Stripe that can take a few days, so start it on day one if you want to take a real payment inside the trial.
  • The trial runs on Starter only. Moving up a plan part-way through ends the trial and starts the paid subscription, so if you already know you need the bigger tier, start there instead.
  • One trial per account.

Replaces

  • A brochure website
  • RFQs by email, attachments lost
  • Quotes in Word, chased by phone
  • A PDF catalogue nobody updates
  • Spec sheets sent one by one

Capability pages

Processes, materials, tolerances, capacities and certifications, laid out so a buyer can check in a minute whether you can make the part.

RFQ with drawings

A request-for-quote form with file upload and the questions you always ask - quantity, material, finish, deadline - in your dashboard with the files attached.

Quotes accepted online

Write the quote from the request, send it, and take the acceptance on the site rather than by a reply that never comes.

A catalogue with specs

Parts and products with specification tables that compare, and data sheets to download, searchable and kept in one place.

Case studies by sector

What you made for aerospace, for food processing, for construction - the proof a buyer in that sector looks for first.

Trust a procurement team checks

Certifications, insurance, capacity and lead times, visible and current, because that is the checklist on the other side of the enquiry.

How it works

Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.

1

List what you make and how

Start from the manufacturing template. One page per capability - machining, fabrication, finishing - with materials, tolerances, batch sizes and certifications.

2

Set up the quote form

The questions your estimator asks, with drawing and specification upload. Requests land in the dashboard with everything attached.

3

Quote, and get the yes online

Build the quote from the request, send it, and let the buyer accept it on a page of its own. The site records the acceptance.

Templates to start from

Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The quote form takes files - drawings, specifications, photos - and your questions, and the request arrives in the dashboard with everything attached.

Yes. Quotes are written from the request, sent by email, and accepted by the buyer on a page of its own, so acceptance is recorded rather than implied by a reply.

It can be, for standard parts: a catalogue with prices and a checkout, with trade customers invoiced instead. For bespoke work the quote flow is the better fit, and both can run on one site.

Prices can be shown without tax, and the guide on selling to businesses covers VAT and reverse-charge wording. Bespoke work goes through the quote; standard parts through the catalogue.

Not sure how many pages you need? We counted 115 small business sites - three pages are the same everywhere, and the fourth depends on your trade.

Ready to build it?

Build and publish your site for free, with no card. Manufacturing website builder needs Starter, free for 14 days on the trial, and you can cancel any time.

Already have a website? Import it free and see it as a Webkio site, and your pages keep the addresses they already have.