An engineer lands on your site at 11 PM looking for tensile strength on A572 Grade 50. Your catalog is a 14-page PDF. They hit back and order from your competitor whose specs load in a filterable table. Steel company website development fixes that gap. We build product catalogs with grade comparison tools, real-time inventory feeds from your ERP, authenticated portals for mill certificates, and RFQ forms that capture after-hours inquiries. Your buyers pull specs on-site from a phone, your sales team stops answering the same availability questions, and procurement finds your compliance docs without a phone call. A slow site with buried PDFs doesn't just lose traffic—it loses the engineer who's ready to spec your product into a $4M job tonight.
Wo Projekte scheitern
Compliance
Searchable Product Catalog
RFQ & Quote Engine
ERP & Inventory Integration
Technical Spec Sheets
Certification & Compliance Display
Multi-Location & Warehouse Pages
Was wir bauen
Bury product specs in static PDFs that require three clicks and a download to view basic mechanical properties
Force engineers to call or email for quotes during business hours while competitors capture leads 24/7 through instant RFQ forms
Serve a desktop-only site that breaks on mobile when fabricators try to pull up grade sheets on the shop floor
Lock inventory data inside your ERP with no website connection so sales burns hours answering stock questions manually
Load image-heavy pages at dial-up speeds that push your site below nimbler competitors in search rankings and spike bounce rates past 60%
Hide certifications and compliance documentation so procurement teams skip you during vendor qualification before you get a meeting
Unser Prozess
Discovery & Catalog Audit
Design & Prototype
Development & Integration
QA, Migration & Launch
Post-Launch Optimization
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How do you handle large steel product catalogs with thousands of SKUs?
We use static site generation with incremental static regeneration so each product page is pre-built for speed but updates automatically when inventory or specs change. Algolia indexes every product attribute — grade, size, shape, finish — for sub-100ms search across your entire catalog.
Can you integrate our ERP system with the website?
Yes. We build middleware that pulls real-time inventory, pricing tiers, and product data from systems like SAP, Oracle, and Epicor. Data syncs on configurable intervals — every 15 minutes up to real-time webhooks — depending on your ERP's API capabilities and what your business needs.
How long does a steel company website take to build?
Most steel company websites launch in 10–14 weeks. Larger catalogs with complex ERP integrations and customer portals can push that to 16 weeks. We give you a detailed timeline during discovery and hit milestones on fixed dates so your team can plan accordingly.
Will our sales team be able to update products without a developer?
Absolutely. We set up Sanity CMS with custom schemas built around steel products. Your team can add grades, update dimensions, upload mill certs, and publish news through a visual editor — no code, no deployments. Changes go live within minutes.
How do you optimize a steel website for search engines?
Every product page gets unique metadata, structured data markup, and headings targeting the grade and specification terms engineers actually search. We build location pages with local schema for each warehouse, submit XML sitemaps, and make sure Core Web Vitals pass on every template.
Can customers request quotes for multiple products at once?
Yes. Buyers can add products from catalog pages into a multi-line quote cart, specify quantities and sizes, and upload drawings or specs. Submissions arrive with full product context and can route to specific sales reps by region or product line.
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