For engineering firms

Engineering website design.

A site that sets out what you can actually make, to what tolerance, with the certifications a procurement team will accept. Built for buyers who research quietly for weeks before they ever get in touch.

Build 76 robot mascot building a website for engineering firms

What yours needs

Not a generic site with your logo on it.

What you can actually make, and to what tolerance. Your certifications where a procurement team checks for them. Capability pages an engineer can read without ringing you. Case studies with real numbers in them. And a site that keeps selling through the weeks a buyer spends deciding, long before they make contact.

Built, hosted and looked after. Your team updates the specs, nobody waits on a developer.

What it costs

From £20 a month.
Nothing up front.

Design, build, hosting, your domain, business email, security, backups and changes, all in one monthly payment. No setup fee, no minimum term, cancel any time.

The detail

Built around how people actually find you.

Industrial buying is slow, quiet and technical. Nobody enquires on the first visit. Someone with a specification is checking whether you can hold the tolerance, whether your approvals satisfy their supplier list, and whether you’ve done anything like it before. Most of that happens without you knowing, and the enquiry only arrives once you’ve already passed. A site that answers those questions properly is doing the qualifying for you.

  1. 01

    Capabilities, not adjectives

    "Quality engineering solutions" tells a buyer nothing. Machines, materials, capacities, tolerances and lead times tell them whether to bother enquiring. Being specific loses you the wrong enquiries, which is the point.

  2. 02

    Certifications where procurement looks

    ISO 9001, sector approvals, manufacturer accreditations. Euroserv are BOSCH Certified and that belongs on the page, not in a PDF three clicks down. Approved supplier lists are decided by someone ticking boxes, so make the boxes easy to tick.

  3. 03

    Case studies an engineer can check

    Technical buyers are unimpressed by "increased efficiency". What was the part, the material, the tolerance, the timescale, the problem you solved? Real detail is the only thing that reads as competence to someone who does this for a living.

  4. 04

    Built for a long, silent research phase

    B2B engineering sales cycles run for weeks or months, and almost all of it happens before contact. That means depth beats brevity here: the site is being read properly, not skimmed, and thin pages are what lose you the shortlist.

  5. 05

    Found for the process, not the industry

    Nobody searches "engineering company". They search the process, the material or the machine, often with a place attached. A page per capability is what puts you in those results, and it’s why one Services page does nothing for you.

Work in this sector

Judge it on the actual sites.

  1. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

    WR Group NE

    More quote requests and a stronger presence in a competitive market

    See the project
  2. Engineering Consultancy

    Coast Consulting Engineers

    A professional, scalable web presence that properly represents the business

    See the project
  3. Industrial Servo Motor Repair

    Euroserv Ltd

    A faster, properly indexed site reflecting their BOSCH Certified Excellence status

    See the project
  4. HVAC and Purifying Solutions

    Eurovent Purifying Systems

    More enquiries, stronger trust signals, and a platform built for ongoing SEO growth

    See the project

This is the sector we’ve done most of, four firms across consultancy, M and E, industrial repair and HVAC. What we haven’t done is a manufacturer with a full product catalogue and live stock, so if that’s what you need, say so early and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a build or a bigger application.