Webs By Spider · Industries
Every industry sells differently. So should your site.
The same template does not work for a Tuesday-night dining room and an RFQ inbox. These are the industries we build for most, and what each one actually has to solve.
Restaurants
Your best table is empty on a Tuesday.
Your food deserves better than a static template with a PDF menu. We build cinematic restaurant sites — ambient dining-room film, dishes in motion…
Read more →Med spas & clinics
Nobody books a needle from a site that looks careless.
People choosing who touches their face are buying trust, not a price list.
Read more →Home services
They’re standing in two inches of water. Your site is still loading.
When a furnace dies or a roof opens up, nobody browses — they tap the first company that loads fast, looks licensed, and lets them describe the job…
Read more →Law firms
They decide you’re serious before they read a word.
Clients judge a firm's competence by its website in under a second — 75% admit it.
Read more →Manufacturing
You lost the RFQ before anyone read the spec.
Buyers can't tour your floor before they shortlist you — your website is the plant tour.
Read more →Real estate
The listing looks the same as everyone else’s. Because it is.
Every buyer falls in love online first. We build property sites with cinematic listing film, immersive galleries, and lead capture that turns…
Read more →Retail & e-commerce
They filled the cart. Then they left.
Shoppers can't touch your product — motion is how they feel it. We build e-commerce experiences with cinematic product reveals, fluid browsing, and…
Read more →Gyms & fitness
They decide on vibe. Your site shows them a stock barbell.
People choose a gym on feel — the room, the noise, the people already in it.
Read more →Weddings & events
Your guests are getting the details from a group chat.
A wedding website should answer every question before anyone has to ask it — when, where, what to wear, where to stay, and whether they can…
Read more →We asked three AI assistants what a build like Trend Contract Furnishings’ should cost
- ChatGPT est.$65k–$80k
- Claude est.$25k–$45k
- Perplexity est.$50k–$75k
- Our price$2,500
Same prompt to each, with the finished site as the example. ChatGPT and Perplexity re-asked 19 August 2026; Claude’s figure is from 29 July 2026. The $2,500 is what a build like this costs today, and the client reported 147% more quote requests after we made their new website.
- 01 · Day oneTell us what you runA short call or the form. A fixed price and a start date, in writing.
- 02 · DirectionSee it before we build itDesign direction approved first. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
- 03 · The buildMotion, film, 3D — from scratchThree rounds of revision. One person on it, start to finish.
- 04 · LaunchLive, indexed, and yoursSEO and AI-search structuring on. Code, domain and every account in your name.
Tell us what you need built.
You’ll get an honest price range and a timeline within one business day.