A catalogue buyers can actually specify from

Your buyers are engineers and procurement managers comparing options across open tabs. We build manufacturing sites that present your products, specs and certifications clearly, and make requesting a quote simple.

  • A product catalogue with real specifications, datasheets and downloads.
  • A quote-request flow that lets a buyer shortlist before they call.
  • Certifications, capabilities and past work that prove you can deliver.
  • Arabic and English, each written for the market that reads it.
  • A clean structure distributors and partners can navigate fast.
Services

What we build for manufacturers

Designed and built in Amman for businesses across Jordan and the Gulf.

Common questions

A corporate manufacturing site with a product catalogue starts around 700 JOD; larger catalogues with quote requests run higher. Fixed written proposal in one business day.
Yes. A product catalogue with technical specifications and a quote-request flow that lets buyers shortlist the products they need.
Yes, each language written for its own readers, with proper right-to-left Arabic.

A product catalogue built for industrial buyers

An engineer looking for a part does not browse. They search by model code, filter by a specification, and download the datasheet. A manufacturing site should let them do exactly that:

  • Categories by product family and by application, so a buyer can arrive from either side.
  • Search by model number or SKU, with results as they type.
  • Specifications as real text in tables, so Google can read them and buyers can copy them.
  • Datasheets, certificates and installation guides as downloads on each product.

A quote basket instead of ten emails

Buyers rarely need one item. A quote basket lets them add several products with quantities, attach a bill of quantities if they have one, and send a single request. Your sales team receives one clear list. You decide whether prices show to everyone, only to logged-in dealers, or not at all.

Export buyers

Buyers abroad judge a factory by its English pages before they ask for samples. That means product names and specs written the way the target market writes them, units they recognise, export certificates in plain view, and a contact form that asks for country, quantity and destination port. Arabic pages serve local and Gulf buyers, and more languages can be added for a specific market.

Dealers and distributors

When you sell through dealers, a private area pays off: their own price list, order history, stock availability and marketing files in one place. This is a custom web system, from 4,500 JOD. If dealers order directly from you, a B2B store with customer-specific prices starts from 1,200 JOD as a custom build. For an example in progress, see JETCO, an online store for electrical materials currently in development.

Factories need more than a website

For TechLine Factory we built the company site and Masar, an Android app for their employees. Many manufacturers find the same thing: once the catalogue is online, the next request is a tool for the team inside, for attendance, field visits or quality steps. We scope each one separately, so you can start with the website and add the rest later.

What a typical manufacturer site includes

OptionWhat it includesStarting priceTime
Product landing pageOne product line with specs, datasheet download and quote formFrom 350 JOD3 to 5 working days
Manufacturer websiteCatalogue, spec tables, downloads, quote basket, certificates, Arabic and EnglishFrom 700 JOD2 to 4 weeks
B2B ordering storeCustomer-specific prices, bulk ordering, order historyFrom 1,200 JODSet in the proposal
Dealer portalPrivate price lists, stock, orders and files per dealerFrom 4,500 JODSet in the proposal
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Search covers model numbers and product names, and filters cover the specifications that matter in your range, such as size, rating or material.
The website itself takes 2 to 4 weeks. Large catalogues add time for loading products, which goes fastest when your product list is in a spreadsheet with specs and file names.
Yes. Prices can be hidden for everyone, shown to all, or shown only after a dealer logs in, with a different price list per dealer when you need one.
Yes. We import from a spreadsheet before launch. If your ERP can export or connect, later updates can flow from it, and we scope that in the proposal.
Your team does, from the dashboard: replace a file and the product page updates. A maintenance plan from 80 JOD per month covers it if you prefer to send files to us.

Let's showcase your products

Tell us about your product range and who buys it. We reply within one business day with a fixed written proposal and a few relevant examples.