“I wanted a website that clearly communicates what Tesseract does and moves visitors toward action, and that’s exactly what it’s doing. It’s already bringing in quote requests. The process was genuinely collaborative, and the result is a site I’m proud to put in front of clients. Highly recommend.”
Industrial, construction & AEC websites
We build industrial websites that bring in quote requests
For manufacturers, fabricators, suppliers and architecture, engineering and construction firms. Show buyers your capabilities, back them up with real projects, and give them a clear way to request a quote.
- Price
- From $6,000 CAD
- Languages
- English and French
- How long
- Six to eight weeks
- Who owns it
- You own it
Sound familiar?
Does this sound like your website?
None of this means the business is weak. It means the website stopped keeping up.
A decade behind
It was built ten years ago, and the company has doubled since.
Sales does the explaining
Your sales team explains the same capabilities on every first call.
A basic quote form
To ask for a quote, buyers get a basic contact form, or just an email address.
Only in English
You sell in Quebec, and the site is in English only.
The details are buried
Your equipment list, capacities and certifications are in a PDF, or nowhere.
Hard to use on a phone
It is hard to use on a phone, which is how buyers look you up from a job site.
The anatomy
Give buyers a clear picture of your work.
Help engineers, estimators and purchasing teams understand what you do, see your experience and request a quote.

Tesseract Drafting & Design
Read the Tesseract case studyShow what you can do
Clear service pages, equipment capacities, industries served and certifications. The details buyers need to see whether you fit the job.
Back it up with real work
Project records, drawings and spec sheets that are easy to find. Show the scope and the result, with client names removed when needed.
Make it easy to ask for a quote
A form that gathers the details your estimators need and reaches the right person. A site structured for English and French from day one.
Work
Industrial work.
Selling in Quebec?
If you do business in Quebec, your customers expect to read about you in French. Adding the French content starts at $1,500 when you supply the text. French writing or review by a Quebec French writer is quoted separately.
When the quote requests arrive
A quote request is only worth something if someone follows up. We can send every request into your customer software (CRM) and give it to the right person. Reminders then go out on their own.
Process and price
Six to eight weeks. Four stages. One fixed price.
You will not start from a blank page. We talk to your team, plan the pages and write the headlines. Then we tell you exactly what text we still need.
- Weeks 1 to 2
Plan
We learn about your company, list the pages and plan what each one says. You approve the page list before we design.
- Weeks 2 to 4
Design
We establish the creative direction and get your approval before designing the homepage and every page.
- Weeks 4 to 7
Build
We build a fast, safe site that your team can edit. You check it on a private link.
- Weeks 7 to 8
Launch
We launch together on a call. Your site lives in your own account. We show your team how to update it.
From $6,000 CAD
You get one fixed price before we start. You pay half to start and half before launch. We plan your pages with you first. The six to eight weeks start when we have your main text and photos.
Fair questions
Fair questions.
We don't have time to write the text.
Much of our work is confidential. What can we show?
How do quote requests reach the right person?
Can we show certifications and safety records?
Can we post spec sheets and project photos?
Can it connect to our CRM?
Our clients are in Quebec. Do we need French?
We hired an agency before and it went nowhere. How is this different?
We are not in Montreal.
Tell us what your website isn’t doing.
Book a 15-minute call. Bring the current site, and the last three questions your sales team had to answer by phone.
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