Catalogue website

That makes it simpler and faster to build than an online store.

Catalogues come in different sizes: from two dozen items to several thousand.

Who it suits

• manufacturers and distributors who sell wholesale or by agreement;
• B2B companies with a large range and individual prices;
• service businesses: repairs, construction, equipment, transport;
• anyone who wants to show their work, projects or portfolio clearly.

What a catalogue website includes

• Sections and cards: categories, photos, specifications, documents, similar items.
• Filters and search: so the client quickly finds what they need.
• Enquiry instead of a cart: a "Get a price" form, a request for a quote, a callback.
• Catalogue management: add and edit items without a developer, import from a spreadsheet.
• SEO basics: addresses of sections and cards, headings, descriptions, structured data.
• Speed: stays high even on a large catalogue.
• 30-day warranty: after launch I fix errors in my work free of charge. New features and changes are separate, see support.

A responsive layout is part of the job: I don't charge extra for it.

How much a catalogue website costs

I price each project individually. It depends on the number of items, the complexity of the filters, whether there is an import from spreadsheets or an accounting system, the number of languages and the design.

Tell me what is in your catalogue and how many items there are, and I will write up an estimate.

If you need payment on the site, see online store; if the main thing is telling people about your company, see corporate website.

How the work goes

1. Brief: what is in the catalogue, how to structure it, which fields you need.
2. Structure and design of the sections and the card.
3. Development: catalogue, filters, enquiries, management.
4. Filling in: importing items from your spreadsheet or system.
5. Launch and support.

Read also

• Catalogue website or online store: which to choose