Websites that make industrial products easier to find and enquire about.
Industrial buyers need more than a company introduction. They need to understand your product range, specifications and capabilities. We build structured websites that help them find relevant information and contact your business with a clearer enquiry.
Who this is for
Manufacturers, distributors and stockists who need their product range, specifications and technical details presented clearly online — from a handful of core products to a large multi-category catalogue.
Built around your catalogue
Every catalogue is structured around your actual categories and specifications, not a generic industrial theme — the same approach we used for Kesharia Agencies' 13-category fastener catalogue.
Categories, specs and materials.
Industrial catalogues need more than a product photo and a name — buyers are usually comparing specifications, materials and applicable standards before they ever get in touch. We structure category and product pages to hold that technical information clearly, so it's actually usable rather than buried in a PDF.
A real example
Kesharia Agencies' actual 13-category catalogue, as built.
Standards per product
DIN · ISO · EN · BS · ASTM, plus material specifications.
From product to enquiry.
Clear category → sub-category → product navigation, so buyers can drill down to exactly what they need.
Individual product pages built to hold technical specifications, applicable standards and material details.
A direct enquiry path from every product page — not a generic contact form with no context.
Technical SEO fundamentals so product pages are actually discoverable in search, not just listed.
Business background & certifications
When you have certifications, trust signals or business history worth highlighting, we build them into the site prominently — for example, Kesharia's establishment in 1969 and ISO 9001:2015 certification are both shown clearly on their site.
Only what you supply
We only publish credentials and history you provide and can verify — we don't assume or invent certifications, years in business, or trust signals on your behalf.
An enquiry-led catalogue, not a store.
This is a structured catalogue designed to help buyers understand your range and reach out with an informed enquiry — there's no cart, checkout or online payment. If you actually need customers to buy and pay online, that's a different, larger scope — closer to our Custom E-Commerce Storefront option. We'll be upfront in the brief about which one actually fits what you need.
Our industrial website work.
CompletedKesharia Agencies (Madras)
A Chennai-based industrial fastener manufacturer, distributor and stockist. We built a structured 13-category catalogue with individual product pages listing applicable standards (DIN, ISO, EN, BS, ASTM) and material specifications for each item.
View the Kesharia case study
Work in progressAhmedally Hassanally & Co.
A website in progress for Ahmedally Hassanally & Co., organised around its brands and product ranges, with clear routes from browsing to enquiry.
View project previewWhat to bring to the brief.
Your product categories — how you'd naturally group what you sell.
Product information — specifications, materials, applicable standards, sizes or variants.
Images — product photos, or where we should source them from.
Approved business credentials — certifications, registrations or history you want shown, confirmed accurate and current.
Links to your existing website or online catalogue, if available.
From discovery to handover.
Discovery. A short call or written brief to pin down your categories, scope and audience.
Design review. Layout and visual direction shared and signed off before a single line of code is written.
Responsive development. Built by hand and tested across devices, with progress visible as it comes together — no black box.
Launch and handover. Deployed, tested and handed off with a clear path to future changes whenever you need them.
What affects the cost.
Cost depends on the actual scope — how many categories and products, how much technical content is ready to go, how business credentials need to be presented, and your timeline. Pricing varies by project, so we scope and quote every catalogue website individually rather than working from a fixed price list.
Common questions.
Anything specific to your catalogue — including features not covered here — is agreed as part of the scope before work starts.
Whether you can self-edit the catalogue or send us updates depends on how the site is set up, which is agreed during scoping — we'll confirm exactly what applies before starting.
Yes — if you have an existing catalogue or product list, we can migrate it into the new structure. How much migration is included is agreed as part of the scope.
We build product pages to hold specifications, materials and applicable standards clearly — the level of technical detail is set from what you provide.
Each product page links to a direct enquiry path — a form, an email address, or something else depending on how you want leads to reach you. The exact setup is agreed during scoping.
The timeline depends on the size of your catalogue and how quickly content is ready. We agree on a project timeline before work begins.
Let's structure your product catalogue.
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