Purchase officers and procurement teams check your website before they shortlist you. Give them the catalogue, the capabilities and the enquiry route they are looking for.
In B2B, the website is not marketing, it is paperwork. Buyers need your product range, your capacity and your contact details in a form they can forward internally. A supplier with a clear catalogue page gets shortlisted over one whose spec sheet is a photo of a photocopy on WhatsApp.
Your range with specifications, organised by category. Every product says 'request a quote' unless you choose to publish prices.
Machinery, materials, monthly capacity, certifications you actually hold. What a buyer's checklist asks.
A proper enquiry form: product, quantity, timeline, company. Leads arrive ready to quote.
The sectors you supply. Name real clients only if you have their permission.
One line about your manufacturing business is enough. Write it the way you would say it to a friend.
The AI designs the pages, writes the copy and puts a working site in front of you in about 15 minutes.
Change anything by chatting, then publish to a live address. Your first site is free.
Start free. You get 15 tokens when you sign up and a build costs 10, so your first website costs nothing. It stays live free for 10 days. After that, hosting uses 10 tokens a month, and plans start at ₹999 a month if you want your own domain.
The catalogue lives on the page itself so it is always current, and buyers can share the link internally. If you have a PDF catalogue, we can link it too.
Completely normal in B2B. Every product can say 'request a quote' and route to the enquiry form.
Yes. Separate sections or pages for each, with different enquiry forms if you want.
Your first website is free to build and publish, and it stays live free for 10 days. Keeping it live after that uses 10 tokens a month. Plans with your own domain start at ₹999 a month.
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