A catalogue, not a brochure
Product lines and capabilities as structured content with specification tables, applications and datasheets.
WordPress · Manufacturing & Industrial
Capability, certifications and case studies presented the way procurement actually evaluates them — with an RFQ button on every page.
WHY QODEBITES
A factory website is a credibility document with a quote form attached. We build WordPress platforms that structure your product lines and capabilities as real content — specification tables, applications, materials, downloadable datasheets — then put certifications, capacity figures and delivered projects where a procurement buyer will actually look for them. The RFQ form takes drawings and specifications, and it reaches your commercial team the moment it is submitted.
Product lines and capabilities as structured content with specification tables, applications and datasheets.
Certifications, QA process, capacity figures and delivered projects presented as evidence rather than adjectives.
A quote request that accepts quantities, tolerances and drawings, routed and notified instantly.
EN/AR with full RTL and content pitched at international buyers as well as local ones.
Industrial buyers qualify a supplier long before they speak to one. They look for capacity, certifications, proof of delivery and a way to send specifications. These are the levers that get you through that screen.
A structured “request a quote” form that takes quantities, specifications and drawings, and routes instantly to your commercial team. Manufacturing deals start with an RFQ — making that easy is the single highest-value thing the site does.
Machinery, materials, processes and production capacity presented as facts with figures. Buyers screen on capability first; putting it in the open shortens the qualification conversation.
ISO and industry certifications, QA process and testing displayed prominently. In B2B sourcing these are gatekeepers — visible proof gets you past the first filter.
Pages that connect what you can make to the sectors and applications you make it for, so a buyer can self-identify in one click and application-specific search has somewhere to land.
Specifications, catalogues and company profile available to download, open or lead-gated. Procurement teams collect documentation to evaluate internally; gating some of it captures the lead.
Real projects with scope and outcome, plus the clients you are permitted to name. Proof of delivery is decisive when the commitment is large.
A separate inquiry route for distributors, agents and partners, because that pipeline behaves nothing like a direct RFQ and should not share a form with it.
The stack we build with
Industrial, B2B and operations-heavy WordPress work we have shipped includes METCO (contracting), EcoTech SAP (enterprise solutions), Vitro Color (B2B platform), FreshSource (agri-tech), Trinity Logistics and Khazenly — see more in our portfolio.
A selection of projects we've shipped for brands like yours.
Tell us where you want to go and we'll show you how we'd get you there — starting with a free, no-strings strategy call.
Start a ProjectCommon questions about working with us in this space.
Usually not. Industrial pricing depends on quantity, specification and lead time, so an RFQ flow serves you better than a checkout. Where you do have a standard, stockable product line, WooCommerce can sit alongside the catalogue — see our <a href="services">services.
Yes — file upload is part of the standard build, with the submission routed to email and optionally into your CRM. See our Integration Services for the routing side.
Custom post types with structured fields are exactly the right tool for a large, specification-heavy catalogue — that is core custom development work for us.
Caching, image optimisation and a CDN, with performance treated as a build requirement rather than a launch-week scramble. We target healthy Core Web Vitals throughout.
See pricing for published starting ranges, or size your own scope with the Project Cost Estimator.