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MANUFACTURING

A manufacturer site that survives a buyer comparing four suppliers

The visitor is a buyer shortlisting suppliers. They want to know what you can make, at what volume, to which standards, and how to ask for a price.

Ask for an estimateSee every price

What a factory site needs

These four are what a visitor looks for first. Without them they go and look at somebody else.

  • 01

    Lines and capacity

    From minimum order to monthly output, stated plainly. It is the first filter.

  • 02

    Certifications

    ISO or whatever your industry demands, visible rather than buried in a PDF.

  • 03

    A catalogue they can download

    The spec sheet that gets forwarded internally, on the same page as the quote form.

  • 04

    Two languages if you export

    Thai and English in one structure, edited from one admin, not two websites.

How this differs from an ordinary site

Nobody buys from the page. They are cutting a list of suppliers down to the few they will email. The site exists to survive that cut, not to close a sale.

What loses the cut most often is missing information: no capacity, no standards, no factory address, or a mobile number with no company email behind it.

Which package fits

Usually the company site at THB 10,000 — several pages, updated in-house. A searchable catalogue filtered by specification, or a quote system that tracks status, is bespoke work.

Frequently asked

Can it be bilingual?

Yes. Thai and English share one structure and one admin; only the content differs.

We have hundreds of products.

A catalogue that has to be searched and filtered is bespoke. The company site suits showing the main product groups with downloadable specifications.

Can buyers request a quote on the site?

A form into email comes with the normal package. Tracking a request through a system is bespoke.

Want a manufacturer site like this?

Send your lines and certifications and I will come back with a scope and a price.

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