SiteHike designs and builds websites on Webflow for small manufacturers, commercial printers and metal fabrication shops. Buyers usually come to the site to check what you make, what materials you work with and how to ask for a quote. We build the site around those questions, with a page for each product line or capability and a quote request on every page.
Most of our clients are contractors. Manufacturers and shops are a smaller part of our work, and these are two of them.
A printing company in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida that prints on 100% recycled paper. The new Webflow site has 75 product pages and 13 paper stock pages, every product links to the papers it prints on, and buyers can request a quote or send files from any page.
A welding and metal fabrication shop serving Bergen, Morris, Sussex and Passaic counties in New Jersey. The site covers fabrication, structural repairs, custom metalwork and blasting, shows photos of past jobs, and has a quote request button on every page.
A buyer who searches for a specific product or process wants to land on a page about it. A page for each product line or capability also gives Google something specific to show for that search.
Purchasing managers and engineers look for materials, sizes, finishes, turnaround times and photos of jobs you have done. Putting those on each page answers their first questions before they call.
Most new work starts with a quote request. A quote button in the menu and a short form on every page make it easy for a buyer to reach out while they are looking at the product they need.
Each product line, process or service gets its own page with photos, specs and common questions. The pages live in the site's content system, so new products can be added without touching the design.
A quote button in the menu and a short form that sends each request to your inbox. We can also add a way for buyers to send drawings or artwork with their request.
We set the categories, services, hours and photos, so what people see on Google Maps matches your website.
Products, equipment and certifications change over time. We can keep the site updated for you, or show your staff how to make routine changes in the site editor.
Most manufacturing and fabrication sites fit one of our monthly plans, and the prices are on our pricing page. A site with a large product catalog takes more work to build, so we quote those after a short call.
Yes. We built the Eco Friendly Printer website, a 277 page Webflow site with 75 product pages and 13 paper stock pages, and the website for Tanis Metalworks, a welding and metal fabrication shop in Northern New Jersey.
Yes. We can add a way to send drawings, artwork or other files along with a quote request. The Eco Friendly Printer site has a separate page for sending files, which you can see in the Eco Friendly Printer case study.
Yes. We can link or embed the quoting, ordering and scheduling tools you already use, so requests keep going where they go now.
Yes. Products, capabilities and job photos live in the site's content system, so someone on your team can add or change them without touching the design. We can also make the updates for you.
Most sites are ready in about 30 days once we have your content and photos. A site with a large product catalog can take longer, and we'll give you a timeline on the call.
See the full case study for Eco Friendly Printer. Contractors can start with construction website design, and other local businesses can start with small business web design. For help getting found after launch, see our pages on local SEO and Google Business Profile management, and you can see every site we have built on our work page.
Book a call and tell us what you make, who buys from you and how quotes come in today. We'll look at your current site with you and explain what we would change.
