Service
Product catalogue website development
If you sell through quotes rather than a shopping cart, you need a catalogue website, not an online store. We build structured product catalogues that get your range found on Google and turn browsing into requests for quotation.
Updated July 2026
Problems this solves
- Your product range lives in PDF price lists nobody can find or search.
- Ecommerce platforms force cart-and-checkout flows that do not fit quoting.
- Every product enquiry starts with “what exactly do you need?” emails.
- Competitors with structured catalogues outrank you for product searches.
- Updating products means paying a developer for every change.
What's included
- Product data model designed around your range, variants and specs
- Category and product page templates with unique, indexable content
- Spec-sheet downloads and technical detail sections per product
- RFQ basket: visitors gather products and submit one quote request
- Crawl-safe search and filtering that never creates duplicate URLs
- Bulk product loading from your existing spreadsheets
- Structured data for products where genuinely applicable
- Admin-friendly update workflow for prices and range changes
What's not included
Clear exclusions protect your budget and our working relationship — anything below can be scoped separately when you need it:
- Online payments and checkout — that is an ecommerce build
- Live ERP or stock-system integration (scoped separately when needed)
- Product photography (we can specify shot lists)
Pricing and packages
This service is available as Product catalogue website package, with indicative ranges published openly on our pricing page. Every project gets a fixed, itemised quote after one scoping conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Catalogue website or ecommerce — which do we need?
If your prices depend on quantities, customers or negotiation, a catalogue with RFQ workflow usually fits better than a cart. If customers can and should pay online at fixed prices, ecommerce fits. We cover the decision honestly in our catalogue-vs-ecommerce guidance and will tell you if the cheaper answer is the right one.
How many products can the catalogue handle?
The architecture comfortably handles ranges from fifty to several thousand products. What matters more than count is data quality: consistent specs, categories and images. We help you structure the spreadsheet once, then loading and maintaining the range stays manageable.
Related pages
Prefer a fixed-price SEO audit first?
Small sites: the SEO Audit & Priority Fix Pack (R1,999). Larger, ecommerce or catalogue sites: the Advanced SEO Audit (R5,999) with architecture review and a 90-day roadmap.
Get a straight quote for this work
Tell us what you need and get a straight answer — clear scope, indicative pricing and a fixed quote after one scoping conversation.