Websites for machine shops + small manufacturers

Show buyers what you can make Make the quote request easy

A buyer with a print needs a shop that can hold the tolerance and hit the date. Most shop websites make them dig for that, so they call the next shop. Yours should answer it fast and get the prints in your inbox.

  • CNC job shops
  • Fabrication shops
  • Small manufacturers

  1. Written for the work you want

    Overflow jobs, prototypes, production runs. The page talks to the buyers and engineers you'd love to hear from, not everybody.

  2. Capabilities they can scan

    Processes, materials, tolerances, equipment, and certifications, laid out so a buyer knows in a minute if you're a fit.

  3. A quote form that takes their prints

    They send drawings and project details in one place. They get a reply right away, and you get a heads-up with everything you need to quote.

    // no RFQ sits in an inbox

  4. Found when they search

    Set up so Google and AI tools can read it, with your Google Business Profile pointing buyers to it.

  5. Launch on your domain

    Hosted on Cloudflare. Fast, padlock on, and no server for you to babysit.

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Case study

Their old site talked to everybody
The new one talks to the right shops

EZ Engineering landing page: Reliable overflow machining for high capacity shops

Orange, California

EZ Engineering

Ezequiel runs a precision CNC shop. His old site tried to talk to everybody. The work he wants is overflow jobs from shops that are at capacity and can't afford a partner who misses tolerances.

What I built

  • A landing page written for shops at capacity
  • A quote form that replies right away
  • Google Business Profile cleanup
  • Review requests after every job
“Mike rebuilt our landing page around the customers we actually want to work with, and it's bringing in new business.”
Ezequiel Contreras, EZ Engineering
Visit the site

What happens when a shop asks for a quote

  1. A shop sends its prints

    The quote form asks for the prints and the project details.

  2. An email goes out right away

    So they know the request landed.

  3. Ezequiel gets a heads-up

    With everything he needs to send the quote.

Pricing

Pick what you need

No setup fee. Cancel monthly plans anytime.

  • 15 days free

    Landing page + follow-up

    People find you, but don't call.

    $97/mo

    Or $59/mo paid yearly.

    • Page written, designed, and coded for you
    • Instant reply to every lead
    • Leads saved to a Sheet or CRM
    • Hosting on Cloudflare included
    • HTTPS on, and bots and attacks blocked before they reach your page
    • Need changes? We got you.
  • Best value

    Landing page + Google profile

    Google gets you found. Your page gets the call.

    $149/mo

    Save $45 a month vs. buying each.

    Why both

    • Most people find you on Google Maps first
    • Your profile sends them to a page built to get the call
    • Every lead hears back right away

    You get everything in

    • Landing page + follow-up
    • Google Business Profile + review management
FAQ

Questions people ask

What should a machine shop website include?

What you make and who it's for, your processes, materials, and tolerances, your equipment and certifications, a few photos of real parts, and a quote form that takes prints. A buyer should know in about a minute if you're a fit.

How do machine shops find new customers?

Referrals still do a lot of the work. But buyers and engineers also search for shops by process and location, and they check your website before they send a print. A clear site and a fast reply to every quote request help you win those jobs.

Can buyers send their prints through the site?

Yes. The quote form asks for prints and project details. The buyer gets a reply right away so they know it landed, and you get a heads-up with everything you need to send the quote.

I get most of my work by word of mouth. Do I need a website?

Word of mouth gets you the name. Then the buyer looks you up. If your site is dated or doesn't say what you can hold, they move on to the next shop. Your site backs up the referral.

Do you only work with shops in Long Beach?

No. I work with shops anywhere in the US. We meet online, and I write the page around the work you want, not just your location.

Book a Free Info Call

No sales pitch. No pressure. Just a friendly conversation.

Not sure where to start or whether I'm the right fit? Let's just talk. This is a relaxed, no-obligation discovery call, a chance for you to share what you're working on, ask questions, and get a feel for how I work. I'll listen, share some ideas, and be honest about how I can (or can't) help. No commitment required.

Not ready for a call? . I'll email you your Google profile score, a look at your website, what AI tools say about you, and 3 fixes.

  • ✓About 20–30 minutes, at a time that works for you
  • ✓We'll talk through your project, goals, or challenges
  • ✓I'll share honest thoughts and ideas, zero obligation
  • ✓This is not a sales call, I genuinely just want to help

Near Long Beach? I'm happy to meet in person in Long Beach, Signal Hill, Seal Beach, Lakewood, Wilmington, or San Pedro. Anywhere else, we'll meet online.