If I wrote to you, this is the rest of it

When a buyer searches your part number, your page should be the answer.

I build websites for businesses that make, stock or distribute products. A page for each product range, specifications a phone can read, and a quote request that arrives with the part number and the quantity. Then I make the work after the enquiry lighter.

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  • 2016 Independent since
  • 2018 Longest client, still active
  • 4 yrs On one CRM platform
  • 2020 Laravel certified

First, get found and get the enquiry

What I would build for a supplier.

A written plan for your site within 48 hours, free.

  • A page for every product range

    One address per range, with the specifications written as text. A buyer who searches a part number or a grade on his phone lands on the page that answers it, not on the home page.

  • Datasheets that open on a phone

    Your PDFs stay, linked from the range they belong to. The key figures sit on the page itself, so nobody has to pinch and zoom a scan to find a dimension.

  • A site that fits the screen

    Most of your buyers first look on a phone, often from a shop floor or a site visit. Menus, tables and forms are built for that screen first and the desktop second.

  • Quote requests that arrive complete

    The form asks for what you would otherwise phone back to ask. You open the enquiry and can start pricing it.

The quote request

The enquiry you can start pricing the moment you open it.

Today a typical enquiry says “please send price” and you phone back to ask which item, how many and where to. The form asks those questions once, on the page, in the buyer's own time. What reaches you is already complete.

It lands in your email and in whatever you already keep your enquiries in. If that is a spreadsheet, it is a spreadsheet.

Then, make the work after the enquiry lighter

The AI reads your documents, not the internet.

Optional, and only after the site is live and you are happy.

  • Spec questions answered from your own datasheets

    A buyer asks about thread size or working pressure. The answer comes from your documents only, with the page it came from, and goes to you first if it cannot find one.

  • Quote replies drafted from your price list

    The reply is written for you from your own prices. You read it and send it. Nothing leaves without your say.

  • Enquiry summaries and reminders

    Each morning a short list of what came in, and a nudge on quotes that have had no answer for a few days.

  • Connected to what you already use

    Ordering, quoting, ERP, CRM, invoicing, or just a spreadsheet. The enquiry lands where your team already works, so nobody retypes it.

More on this side, with examples, on the software page.

What it costs

The price is on this page.

Website for a supplier

from $1,200

fixed quote, agreed in writing first

  • A page per product range, with specifications as text
  • Fits a phone, with a dated PageSpeed report before and after
  • Quote request with part number and quantity, sent to you complete
  • Your domain, content and existing links carried over

The final figure depends on how many product ranges there are and what you already have. You get it in the first look, before you decide anything. The AI and software connections are quoted separately, per piece of work.

  • Price agreed before I start

    In writing, with the scope. If it turns out harder than I judged, that is mine to absorb.

  • First job paid once it is live

    You see it running on your own domain, you are happy with it, and only then you pay. Up to $1,500.

  • No call to book

    Everything happens in writing until there is something worth talking about.

  • One person

    The person who reads your site is the person who builds the fix. There is no team behind me.

Who I am

The nearest work I can show you.

Open any of them. They are live.

I have not built a supplier's catalogue site before, and I would rather you heard that from me than found it out. What I have built is software that businesses depend on every day, for eight years. That is why the first job is paid only once you have seen it live.

Not quite your business?

The same offer, for other kinds of firm.

One small ask

Send me your website address. That is the whole next step.

Add one or two product ranges you care most about. Within 48 hours you get a written first look: what I would change, in what order, and what it would cost. Free, with no call and no invoice.

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Nikhil Bhatia · Surat, Gujarat, India · IST (UTC+5:30) · hello@nikhilbhatia.in