B2B websites built for long sales cycles and few, valuable enquiries.

Yes, and that is the normal starting point. We take whatever exists — catalogues, price lists, drawings, spreadsheets — and turn it into a structured product model with real fields for each specification. If the data is inconsistent, which it usually is, we agree during scoping who cleans it: a bulk import of a clean sheet is quick, while reconciling three versions of the same spec is work that has to be priced. The PDFs stay on the site as downloads.

Yes. Zoho, HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive all connect, and we map the form fields to your existing lead fields rather than creating a parallel set. Each enquiry carries the product, the source page and the campaign, so you can see which pages generate revenue rather than which get traffic. Every submission is also stored on the site and emailed, so a CRM outage never loses a lead.

Yes. The common setup is a public site plus a password-protected area holding trade price lists, artwork, technical documents and order forms, with accounts you create and revoke yourself. A public dealer locator usually sits alongside it so end customers are routed to the right partner instead of to your factory line. If you need full ordering with account-specific pricing, that moves into ecommerce territory and we will scope it that way.

Yes, with proper hreflang so each language version is indexed for its own market rather than treated as duplicate content. The honest caveat is that translation is an ongoing commitment, not a one-time build cost — every new product page needs every language updating. For most exporters, strong English plus a localised contact and compliance section outperforms four half-maintained translations.

Product specifications, any certifications and test reports, photographs of the plant and the products, and half an hour each with a sales person and a technical person. That conversation is the most valuable input, because the objections your sales team answers on every call are exactly what the pages need to handle. If you would rather not write, we write it and you approve — that is scoped and priced separately.

Yes. Before anything changes we export the current URLs and the pages that already bring traffic or enquiries, then map every old URL to its new destination with 301 redirects. Pages that are performing keep their content and their structure. After launch we watch Search Console for coverage errors and lost impressions for the first few weeks and fix anything that moves the wrong way.

Yes. We build and maintain B2B sites for clients in the United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Australia and Canada. Calls are booked inside your working hours, scopes and updates are written down so time-zone gaps do not stall the project, and we invoice in USD, GBP or AED.

Projects are split into milestones tied to the scope — an advance to begin, a payment at design approval, and the balance at launch. Indian clients pay by UPI or bank transfer with a GST invoice; overseas clients pay by international transfer or card in USD, GBP or AED.