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Industries · B2B, manufacturing and technical products

Spec sheets deserve better than a PDF dumping ground.

Starts at
$10,000 theme-based · $18,000 fully custom
Typical timeline
6–10 weeks · 10–16 weeks

We build WordPress websites for B2B and industrial companies whose buyers are engineers and purchasing teams. Your site presents products clearly and puts datasheets one click away. It collects quote requests and gets found in search. Design is included in every build.

What’s included

  • Product catalogs. Products are organized by type and specification, so a buyer can narrow a long list down to the right part.
  • Datasheets and documents. Technical files are linked from each product page and easy for your team to update.
  • Quote forms. Request-a-quote forms collect the details your sales team needs, and the messages go to the right inbox.
  • Technical SEO. Product pages are structured so search engines can read them, and so the people searching for a specific part can find it.
  • Design for technical buyers. Clean layouts, readable tables and fast pages. Engineers want answers, not a hero video.
  • Content migration. We move your current catalog and documents over and redirect old addresses.

Pricing and timeline

Theme-based builds start at $10,000 and take 6 to 10 weeks. Fully custom builds start at $18,000 and take 10 to 16 weeks.

Price depends mostly on catalog size, how products are structured and filtered, integrations with a CRM or other systems, and additional languages. A site with a few dozen products costs less to build than one with a few thousand. We quote a fixed price after reviewing your catalog.

Proof

We have run tech-led.com for Marubeni, an LED and photonics components company, on WordPress since 2007. The work includes the product site, a full SEO program, a Chinese-language version, monthly reporting and a Google Ads audit. We also developed a WordPress site for Accela, a government software company.

Questions people ask

Can you handle a large product catalog?

Yes. We structure products so they can be filtered and searched, and set it up so your team can add or update items without a developer.

Do you build quote forms?

Yes. The form asks for what your sales team needs, such as part, quantity and country, and sends it to the right person. We can also connect it to a CRM.

Will the site help us rank for part numbers and product types?

We build the site so search engines can read it, and the SEO program covers the ongoing work. Rankings depend on your market and competitors, and we do not promise positions.

Can you take on a site with years of old content?

Yes. We audit what you have, keep what still earns traffic, retire what doesn’t and redirect old addresses so you don’t lose existing search visibility.

What happens after launch?

You can run the site yourselves or put it on a monthly maintenance plan. Monthly SEO work is available after launch if you want it.

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