Websites for Moradabad exporters and manufacturers
Catalogues buyers can search, enquiries that arrive with item codes, and pages that rank where your buyers are.
- Built forExporters, manufacturers and buying houses
- MaterialsBrass, copper, iron, aluminium, wood
- Live examplesTaif, Aurelio, Casa&Crop, Erfolg Living
Updated · Rushan Haque
Your buyer looks you up before the trade fair
Moradabad ships metalware and handicrafts to buyers all over the world. Many of those buyers now shortlist suppliers online before they visit a fair like IHGF Delhi or Ambiente Frankfurt, and they check you again after meeting you. A PDF catalogue and a three-page website do not survive that shortlist.
A good export website does three jobs: it proves you are a real manufacturer, it shows your range in a way a buyer can search, and it turns a visit into a specific enquiry.
What an export website needs
- 01A real product catalogueEvery product gets its own page with photos, material, finish, dimensions and an item code, so a buyer can find one piece instead of scrolling a PDF.
- 02Collections and filtersThe range grouped the way buyers think, by collection, material, finish and room, with filters that narrow it down.
- 03Enquiries with item codesA short form or an enquiry list that sends the exact products a buyer wants, straight to your inbox or WhatsApp.
- 04Proof of the factoryYour process, capacity and materials, the markets you ship to, and certifications such as SMETA or BSCI where you hold them.
- 05Pages that rank abroadProduct and collection pages that search engines can read, fast loading on overseas connections, and structured data for Google and AI assistants.
- 06New collections without a rebuildAdding a season’s range should be quick, so it is planned for from the start.
Export websites already live
- 01Taif InternationalMetal and wooden handicraft manufacturer in Moradabad, exporting to 42 countries. Nine collections, from wooden and copper products to barware and religious supplies. (opens in a new tab)
- 02AurelioThe metal and wood atelier of AF International: furniture, lighting, urns and objets made by hand in Moradabad since 2008. (opens in a new tab)
- 03Casa and CropManufacturers and exporters of home metalware in brass, copper and steel, shipping from Moradabad to 34 countries. (opens in a new tab)
- 04Erfolg LivingHandmade luxury metalwork: artisan copper bathtubs, sinks, lighting and furniture. (opens in a new tab)
- 05Velora InternationalA trade atelier hand-raising heirloom objects in brass, bronze, copper and silver since 2021. The site is being finished. (opens in a new tab)
How an export site comes together
- 01Your range and your buyers
We go through the collections, the item codes and the markets you sell to.
- 02Catalogue structure
Collections, filters and product pages planned around how buyers search.
- 03Design and build
A site that looks like the quality of what you make, and loads fast everywhere.
- 04Search setup and launch
Sitemaps, structured data and Google Search Console in place from day one.
Timelines depend on the size of the catalogue and the features it needs; you get a written quote before work starts.
Websites I’ve built recently.
See all work
Website for a maker of handmade luxury metalwork: copper bathtubs, sinks, lighting and furniture.
Website for a Moradabad handicraft manufacturer exporting brass, copper and wood to 42 countries.
Website for Aurelio, the metal and wood atelier of AF International: handcrafted furniture, lighting and decor.
Website for a home-metalware manufacturer exporting from Moradabad to 34 countries.
Questions people actually ask
01Can you upload our full product catalogue?
Yes. Products can be brought in from a spreadsheet with item codes, materials, finishes and dimensions, then organised into collections and filters.
02Do you build B2B websites that do not show prices?
Yes. Most export sites show the range and collect enquiries instead of selling online. Buyers request a quote for the item codes they want.
03Can the website be in more than one language?
Yes. Key pages can be added in the languages of the markets you sell to, set up so that Google shows the right version in each country.
04Will a website bring us overseas buyers?
A website does not replace fairs or buying agents, but it is where buyers check you after meeting you and where new ones find you through search. It is built to rank for your products and to make enquiring easy.
05Do you work with exporters outside Moradabad?
Yes. The studio is in Moradabad and works with manufacturers across India, remotely or in person nearby.
Got something worth building?
Tell me about your range and the markets you sell to, and you will get a written quote with a timeline.