Our range lives in PDFs and spreadsheets, and buyers keep asking for a price list by email
We move your range onto the site: product pages, categories, search and filters. Buyers find what they need and send an inquiry with the items they picked.
A catalog website where buyers pick products and send an inquiry, not ask for a price list
A catalog without a cart shows your products or services with photos, specs and filters. The sale closes in conversation: the buyer sends an inquiry and your team follows up. We build the site, connect inquiries to a CRM and set up automatic replies so no request gets lost.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Manufacturers and wholesalers who sell on quotes and negotiated prices
- Companies with a large range: furniture, equipment, building materials, parts
- Service businesses with packages where the price depends on the project
- Distributors and dealers who need a catalog for partners and new buyers
Problems we solve
An online store feels too heavy: payments, stock, shipping, when sales go through a manager anyway
We build a catalog with no cart or online payment. It is simpler and cheaper. If you need a store later, the data structure can be extended.
Inquiries arrive in several places and get lost
Requests from forms, chat and calls land in one CRM (a system to track customers). Your manager gets a notification and the buyer gets a confirmation.
The catalog goes stale because only a developer can update it
We set up a simple admin panel and import from Excel or Google Sheets, so your own staff can keep products and prices current.
What's included
- Catalog structure: categories, subcategories, attributes and filters
- Page design: home, category, product page, contacts
- Product pages with gallery, specs and an “Request a quote” button
- Search and filters on key attributes
- Product import from Excel or Google Sheets
- Inquiry form that sends the selected items to your CRM and email
- Mobile layout and page speed checks
- Basic SEO: titles, URLs, sitemap, product markup
- Analytics setup: Google Analytics and inquiry tracking
- Handover of accounts and files, plus a short video on managing the catalog
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Start
A small catalog of up to 100 items with simple filters
- Up to 100 product pages
- Categories and basic filters
- Inquiry form to email and messenger
- Mobile layout, basic SEO
02
Catalog + CRM
Businesses that want every inquiry in one place
- Up to 500 items and advanced filters
- Excel or Google Sheets import
- CRM connection and manager notifications
- Analytics and inquiry tracking
03
Catalog + AI
Large ranges where buyers need help choosing
- Everything in Catalog + CRM
- AI chatbot that recommends items from your catalog
- Auto-replies and reminders for unanswered inquiries
- Extra site languages if needed
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Structure and pilot
We agree categories and filters and build a pilot section of the catalog. Together we set a measurable KPI, such as inquiries from the catalog per month.
Design and build
We design key pages, then build the site. You see a working version on a test link midway through.
Content and integrations
We import products and connect the CRM, analytics and forms. We check that every inquiry reaches your manager.
Launch and handover
We launch, hand over access and train your team. All accounts and files are yours under the agreed terms.
Scope and limits
- We do not promise a set number of inquiries or a Google ranking: it depends on your niche, prices and competition
- We do not write copy or shoot photos for thousands of products: content is on your side, we help with templates and import
- This service has no cart or online payment: for that you need an online store
FAQ
How is a catalog site different from an online store?
A catalog has no cart, online payment or stock tracking. The buyer picks items and sends an inquiry, then your team takes over. It is cheaper and faster to build. If you want payment on the site, you need a store instead.
How many products can it hold?
As many as you need, from a few dozen to several thousand. For large ranges we set up spreadsheet import so nothing is typed by hand. Item count affects the timeline and the cost of loading content.
What do I need to provide?
A product list with names, specs and prices or price ranges, plus photos, a logo and contacts. If you lack materials, we advise where to start and build a pilot on part of the range.
Can I add a cart later?
Yes. We structure the data from the start so the catalog can grow into a store. Some design and pages will need extra work, but you will not start from scratch.
Who owns the site and accounts?
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
How does payment work?
Payment terms are agreed with the quote before work starts. For a staged project, we describe the result and acceptance criteria for each stage. Support and third-party services are listed separately.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.