Capability pages
One page for each process you run, such as cutting, bending, welding, machining or coating. Each one lists materials, thickness or size ranges, machines and capacity in a simple table.
Websites for manufacturers.
A buyer at an OEM or a distributor usually looks at your website before they send a drawing. They want to see what you make, which processes you run in-house, the sizes and tolerances you can hold, and the certifications you have. If that is hard to find, the enquiry goes to the next supplier on the list.
What we build
What your website
needs to do.
Products and parts
Photos of real parts you have made, grouped by industry or product type, so a buyer can see their kind of part on your site.
Quality and certifications
ISO and IATF certificates, inspection equipment and your quality process, on a page procurement teams can send to their colleagues.
Quote requests
A form that accepts drawings and quantities, plus WhatsApp and phone for quick questions. Every enquiry comes straight to your email.
Plant and facilities
Floor area, number of machines and photos of the shop floor. It shows you can take on volume.
A 3D process animation (optional)
A part going from flat sheet or raw stock to finished product as the visitor scrolls. It makes your process clear in a few seconds and sets you apart from other suppliers.
Case study
A sheet metal manufacturer.
Manufacturer website
A precision sheet metal manufacturer that supplies stamped parts and fabricated enclosures to OEMs. Their buyers are engineers and procurement teams who need to check capability, materials and certifications before sending a drawing.
Pricing
What it costs.
Most manufacturers need the Business package (up to 12 pages, from ₹40,000). With a 3D process animation and a full product catalogue it is the Signature package (from ₹90,000). All packages include Google Business Profile setup and a fixed quote before we start. See all prices →
FAQ
Questions we
often get.
Can the website show our machines and tolerances without giving away pricing?
Yes. Capability pages list processes, materials and ranges, while pricing stays in the quote you send. That is how most B2B buyers expect it.
Can buyers upload drawings?
Yes. The quote form can take PDF, DXF or STEP files along with quantities and delivery dates, and the request arrives in your email.
Do you write the technical content?
We write the pages from a call with you and the details you share, such as machine lists and certificates. You check every technical figure before the site goes live.
Will the site help us get found by new buyers?
We set up Google Search Console and Google Business Profile, and write each capability page around what buyers search for, such as "sheet metal fabrication" with your city. Rankings take time and depend on competition, so we don't promise positions.
Let's open
your angadi.
Tell us about your business on WhatsApp. We'll reply with a price and an idea for your homepage.
Message us on WhatsApp hello@angadistudio.in