Website Development
A logo doesn’t sell a bearing.A page for the part does.
Buyers search by part number. If your site has no page for the part, the search lands on someone else’s. We build the site around your catalog, starting with your first 1,000 products.
Full shelves beside a site with brand logos and a page for a few parts. One bin on the Bearings shelf is tagged UCP205-16, and the site has no page for it. With us, every part gets a page, starting with your first 1,000 products.
Rick, made up, searches for a part you stock. Your shelf has it. Does your site?
Engineered for
- Deventor
- Modern Wood Flooring
- Northern Hydraulics
- Hosebox
- Longhorn
Rick’s path
Five steps, from his search to his next visit. Without a page, it ends at step two.
Same Rick, a worn pillow block bearing in his hand and the number off its housing. Here’s his search on a site without a page for the part, and on one built to hold your catalog.
Without us, Rick lands on a category page and leaves at step two. With us, he lands on the part’s own page, checks the specs and sends a quote request. Next time, he signs in to his own price.
Without us
With us
1Search
With us: Types UCP205-16 into Google
Without us: Types UCP205-16 into Google.
2Land
With us: The part’s own page. Its main content shows in under 2 seconds on a phone.
Without us: A category page and brand logos.
3Check
With us: Bore, housing and seal, in a table
Without us: Never reached.
4Ask
With us: Adds it to a quote, at any hour
Without us: Never reached.
5Come back
With us: Signs in to his own price and net terms
Without us: Never reached.
Steps reached
Without us: 2 of 5 steps. With us: 5 of 5 steps.
Without us: His quote request goes to a site that had the page.
With us: It lands with whoever does your quotes.
Your numbers
Count the parts a buyer can’t find. Then count the price in orders.
Rick is one buyer and one part. Put in your own numbers. See how many of your products have no page, and what the first 1,000 pages and the install cost in your average orders.
- On your site today
- 500
- Your first 1,000
- 1,000
- Still without a page
- 6,500
Your numbers
Products with no page: 7,500. Your first 1,000 product pages: $3,000 to $7,000. Standard or Pro, written by Catalog AI. That’s 5 to 11 of your average orders. The install: From $30,000. That’s 47 of your average orders. Your exact number comes in writing within 48 hours.
Products with no page
7,500
Out of 8,000 you sell. None of them has a page of its own for a search to land on.
- Your first 1,000 product pages
- $3,000 to $7,000
- Standard or Pro, written by Catalog AI. That’s 5 to 11 of your average orders.
- The install
- From $30,000
- That’s 47 of your average orders. Your exact number comes in writing within 48 hours.
How many new orders cover it depends on your margin. You know that number better than we do.
Products you sell minus products with a page gives the gap. Product pages cost $3 on Standard or $7 on Pro, from 1,000. The install starts at $30,000. Each price divided by your average order, rounded up, gives the orders.
What it costs
Here’s the price. Hold it up against your count.
Work order · Your site
- The install
- from $30,000
- Product work
- from 1,000 products
- Your exact number
- in writing within 48 hours
- Risk if it doesn’t work
- 90-day exit, no obligation
- Your code, data, and customer list
- Yours
- Who leads the work
- A senior lead, from the first call
What the build covers8 / 8
- A page per part
- Spec tables
- Quote buttons
- Your prices and terms
- Fast on a phone
- Readable by AI
- Analytics from launch day
- Redirects on a move
Built once. Every product page you add gets all of it.
How to start
Three steps. The first is a 15-minute call.
- 1
Day 0
A 15-minute call
Tell us what you sell and what your site shows today. We’ll say where to start: your first 1,000 products, the site, or both.
Book the 15-minute callYou get
Where to start, and why.
- 2
Days 1–2
Scope and price, in writing
A one-page diagnostic lands within 24 hours. If we’re a fit, the scope, price and start date follow within 48 hours.
You get
Your exact number, in writing.
- 3
Then
The build
A focused build takes 4–6 weeks. A custom build, connected to the systems that run your orders, takes 10–16 weeks.
You get
A site that holds your catalog, with 30 days of fixes after launch.
Which platform
We build on the platform that fits your catalog.
We aren’t tied to one platform. If yours can hold your catalog, we build on it, and if it can’t, we’ll tell you on the call.
Fits when
- Shopify Plus
- You sell on net terms and tiered prices, and buyers ask for quotes
- WooCommerce
- Your WordPress articles already bring in buyers
- A custom build
- Your catalog runs deep in specs, or buyers configure the part
What we build
- Shopify Plus
- Shopify’s B2B setup: company accounts, catalogs and net terms
- WooCommerce
- WooCommerce with few plugins, and blocks for product specs
- A custom build
- Your own storefront, synced with the systems that run your orders
How long
- Shopify Plus
- 4–6 weeks
- WooCommerce
- 4–6 weeks
- A custom build
- 10–16 weeks
Our take
- Shopify Plus
- The pragmatic default
- WooCommerce
- We’ll tell you when Shopify is the better answer
- A custom build
- Higher build cost. Higher ceiling.
Moving from Magento, BigCommerce or a custom build? Every move comes with a redirect map built from your top 1,000 pages in search, so the links buyers use most still land.
Questions owners ask
Before you book the call.
Short answers. The call covers your catalog and your site.
01How long does a build take?
A focused build on Shopify Plus, or a WooCommerce overhaul, takes 4–6 weeks. A move to a custom build connected to the systems that run your orders takes 10–16 weeks. Catalogs over 15,000 products, several languages or new system connections take longer.
02Which platform do you recommend?
Shopify Plus, if you sell on net terms, tiered prices and quotes. It handles all three out of the box now. A custom build wins with a deep, spec-heavy catalog or parts buyers configure. WooCommerce wins when your WordPress content already brings in buyers.
03Can you move us from another platform?
Yes. We move stores from Magento, BigCommerce, Webflow, Wix and custom builds to Shopify Plus or a custom build. Every move gets a redirect map built from your top 1,000 pages in search. The product details Google reads carry over intact, and there’s a written plan to roll back.
04Who owns the site after launch?
You do. The code sits in your company’s account, the hosting is in your name, and every login is yours on launch day. We offer a maintenance retainer, and you’re never locked into it.
05How fast will the pages be?
The speed targets go in the scope you sign. The main content shows in under 2 seconds on a phone, a tap answers within a fifth of a second, and the layout barely moves while it loads. We hold them for 30 days after launch, and if a page slows down later, we’ll show you why.
06How do you protect our Google traffic in a move?
Search is part of the build, not a phase after it. Redirects, the product details Google reads and internal links carry over intact, and we watch search for 90 days after launch. Pages Google’s AI answers already quote keep their address or redirect to the new one.
07What happens after launch?
The first 30 days of fixes are included: bugs, speed and analytics checks. After that, you pick. Hand it to your own people, keep us on a monthly retainer, or add a search retainer that keeps working on the site.
08Does the build include the words on the pages?
The site is built ready for them, and writing them is its own job. Catalog AI writes your product pages, from 1,000 products. Editorial Authority writes the articles, and AI Search works to keep you in AI answers after launch.
09What if we’re not a fit?
You’ll know on the first call, and we’ll usually name someone who fits better.
Next week Rick searches another part. Put it on your site.
Fifteen minutes on your catalog and your site. You leave knowing where to start.
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