Digital catalogs for distributors, importers and real estate
The middle ground between a corporate site and a store: every product shown in full, and the button says request a quote.
- From US$1,900Starting price, in US dollars
- 12 to 15 daysBusiness days, by scope
- YoursCode in your own GitHub account
- One pagePer product, indexed by Google
A PDF doesn’t show up on Google. A product page does.
There are businesses where the price is not published: it moves with volume, with the season or with the client. Building a store with a cart makes no sense there, but carrying on sending a PDF over WhatsApp does not either. The digital catalog is the middle ground: the product is shown properly, with its specifications and its photos, and the button does not say "buy", it says "request a quote".
Every product gets its own page, which means Google can index it and bring you people searching for that exact model. That is the argument a PDF will never be able to give you, however well designed it is.
The quote button opens WhatsApp with the product already named in the message, so you know what they are asking about from the first line. We make the catalog updates for you; if you would rather do them yourself, we add a panel for models, photos and specs, quoted in your proposal.
Models, photos and specs kept current: we make the changes, or we add a panel so you can make them yourself.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- You send the same PDF over WhatsApp several times a week
- Your price depends on volume, season or client
- Your inventory rotates and a printed catalog falls behind
- You look up spec sheets by hand when someone asks about a model
- You want to be found by model name, not only by brand
- You sell to companies, where the conversation starts with a quote
One starting price, in US dollars
The final price, timeline and payment terms are set in your proposal, in writing, before you pay anything.
Catalog with WhatsApp orders
From US$1,900
12 to 15 business days
Your products online; customers build their order and it reaches your WhatsApp, organized.
- Custom design, built for phones first
- The code in your own GitHub account once the project is paid in full
- Price, timeline and payment terms in your proposal, before you sign
- In English, Spanish or both
Monthly maintenance · optional
From US$150
A month
Keeps the site running, secure and up to date after launch. Optional, and set out in your proposal.
Four steps, paced by the inventory
We talk about your inventory
How many products, what sets them apart and how your client groups them when asking. That defines the structure.
20 minutes
We fix scope and price
In writing, with the number of products in the first load and the delivery date set.
same business day
We organize the catalog with you
Photos, names, specs and categories in the format the system needs. This part sets the delivery date, and we work on it side by side.
in parallel
We publish and hand over the dashboard
Domain connected, quote requests tested, your team trained and the repository in your account.
and the catalog is yours
Product photography
We tell you which photos are needed, at what size and on what background.
Spec sheets
If you have them from the manufacturer, they go straight in. Writing them from scratch is quoted separately.
Domain and hosting
The domain is registered in your name. Hosting is set out in your proposal.
Online payments
If you want to sell by card later, it builds on this same base.
About digital catalogs
What if I want to sell online later on?
The catalog extends into a store without rebuilding it: the products are already structured, what gets added is the cart and the payment processor. It is quoted as the difference between the two.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the type, and these are starting prices in US dollars: a single page website from US$1,200; a company website from US$2,500; a catalog with WhatsApp orders from US$1,900; an online store from US$5,500. If your project needs more scope, you know it in the proposal, and the final price is fixed in writing before you pay anything.
How long does it take to have my site ready?
A single page website takes 7 business days, a company website from 20 business days and an online store 30 business days, counted from the moment we receive your text and images. If the content arrives later, the date adjusts, and we tell you that on day one.
Is the site in my name?
Yes. The domain is registered in your name, and once the project is paid in full you receive the complete source code in your own GitHub account. If you ever decide to work with someone else, you take everything with you and any developer can carry on.
Do you work in English and Spanish?
Yes. We are a bilingual team: calls, documents and the site itself can be in English, Spanish or both. We work remotely, over video calls and WhatsApp, on Eastern Time business hours. Our team is based in the Dominican Republic.
How does payment work?
Payment terms are set out in your proposal, together with the price, the timeline and the scope, before you sign anything. Nothing is paid before that.
Tell us what’s in your inventory and we’ll tell you how to publish it.
We reply the same business day with a scope and a fixed price.
Message us on WhatsAppWe reply the same business day (Eastern Time)