Webs By Spider · Industries · 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. We build industrial sites with 3D product models, workshop film, and client portals that make procurement teams feel your quality before the first call.
Sources: 75% — Stanford Web Credibility Project. +147% — client-reported by Trend Contract Furnishings, post-launch. The third card describes what we build, not a statistic.
What your manufacturer's site gets
Everything below is drawn for your brand. None of it ships in a theme.
3D product models
Spin the product. Zoom the joinery. Three.js models let buyers inspect your work like it's on the bench in front of them.
Workshop film
Sparks, CNC passes, hands on material. Ambient factory film that proves craftsmanship no brochure can.
Client portals
Live order status, drawings, and documents behind a login — the experience that made our client's customers say 'the obvious choice'.
RFQ-ready quoting
Structured quote forms that capture specs up front, so every lead arrives ready to price.
Capability pages
Processes, tolerances, materials, certifications — organized the way procurement actually evaluates.
SEO for buyers
Schema and content tuned to 'custom [your product] manufacturer' searches — and the AI tools buyers now ask.
We rebuilt Trend Contract Furnishings — custom furniture manufacturing for hospitality — with a spinnable 3D product, workshop film, and a holographic client portal. Quote requests jumped immediately, and more of them closed. Their words: clients showed up already impressed.
Everything included
- Custom industrial design — never a template
- Three.js 3D product centerpiece
- Ambient workshop / factory film
- Client portal with live order status
- Capability & process pages
- RFQ forms with spec capture
- SEO + schema for buyer searches
- Hosting setup, SSL & analytics
Where the RFQ actually goes
Most manufacturing sites end at a contact form. Click through the four stages and see what a buyer gets instead when the site is built around the quote, not around the brochure.
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.
Questions manufacturer owners ask us
How much does a manufacturing website cost?
Capability sites are The Signature Site, from $2,500. Projects with a spinnable 3D product model and a client portal are The Flagship, from $4,700 — a fraction of one won contract.
Can you really show our products in 3D?
Yes. We build interactive Three.js models from your CAD files or photogrammetry — buyers can rotate, zoom, and inspect finishes in the browser, no app needed.
What's a client portal and do we need one?
A branded login where your customers watch their order move through production — drawings, milestones, documents. It reduces status-call volume and makes you look like the most organized vendor they have.
Do you understand industrial buyers?
Our flagship client is a custom furniture manufacturer serving hospitality procurement. We design for spec-driven, multi-stakeholder buying — not impulse clicks.
Let's win your next RFQ.
Bring us your capabilities and your best work — we'll show you the site that makes procurement shortlist you.
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