Machinery dealer sites
A machinery dealer website with a machine catalogue
Nobody adds a machine to a cart: buyers study the exact unit, specs and video, and only then ask about price or delivery. A machinery dealer website gives them a filterable catalogue and an inquiry form with the chosen machine already filled in; you update the stock from your phone. It costs from €490, takes 5–7 days, no deposit.
- Mark a machine sold or hide it from your phone
- The inquiry arrives with the machine already selected
- Upload photos and video from the field, the site prepares them
- Price
- from €490
- Delivery
- 5–7 days
- No deposit
- Hosting from €5 per month
Included
What a machinery dealer website includes
Buyers pick the machine themselves and write to you with the exact model already in the message. You only answer what they really want to know: availability, delivery, price.
A machine catalogue with specs, photos and video for every unit; show the price, or mark a machine "price on request"
Filters by machine type, power, working width or condition (new, ex-display, used) so buyers never scroll the whole yard
An admin panel on your own domain, built for the phone: add a machine, change the price, mark it reserved or sold
Photos and videos are processed in the browser before upload, so you can send them from a phone in the field
An inquiry from the machine's page with the model pre-filled, sent to your e-mail; phone and WhatsApp for those who prefer to call
Structured data about your stock for Google and AI search, and redirects for old addresses when a machine leaves the listing
Inquiry
A machine is not bought from a cart
Someone looking for a slope mower, a mini excavator or a wood chipper compares specs, watches the machine at work and then asks: is it in stock, what does delivery cost, can I come and see it. A classic online shop skips that conversation and leaves the dealer with a payment gateway, stock levels and terms to maintain.
A website for machinery dealers is a machine catalogue that ends in an inquiry for a specific machine, not a cart. Every machine has its own page, the button next to it opens a form with the model already filled in and the message lands in your e-mail; whoever prefers to call has the phone and WhatsApp at hand.
Work Examples
A finished website for a machinery dealer
Questions
Questions about a machinery dealer website
Related pages
What does a machinery dealer website cost?
A machine catalogue with filters, inquiries for a specific machine and a phone-friendly admin you update yourself costs from €490 and takes 5–7 days once the demo is approved. Hosting from €5 per month. After the demo you get one fixed sum for the whole scope, and we ask for no deposit.
Website priceDo we need an online shop, or is a catalogue with inquiries enough?
For machines buyers ask about before they buy, a catalogue is enough: no payment gateway, stock levels or shop terms, and the inquiry still arrives with a specific machine. A cart makes sense for parts, oils or accessories with a fixed price that people buy without questions; we build such a shop from €990 and can attach it later.
We sell and restock every week. Can we edit the site ourselves, from a phone?
Yes. The admin panel runs on your own domain and is built for the phone: add a new machine with photos and specs, mark a sold one or hide it, rewrite a price. The change is live as soon as you save, with no waiting for a developer.
We have dozens of phone photos and videos for every machine. Won't that slow the site down?
Not if the site processes them during upload. Photos and videos are shrunk and converted in the browser before they are sent, so you can upload from the field and the machine's page still loads fast. Weaker video stays in a smaller frame instead of being stretched to full screen. Buyers see the machine at work, not just a catalogue sheet.
We don't want to publish the price of some machines. Is that possible?
Technically yes, machine by machine: one has a fixed price, another says "price on request", a third shows a starting price. Where the price is missing, the site steers the buyer to an inquiry or a call so the question doesn't hang. You switch it yourself in the admin panel, for instance during a promotion or when the supplier changes prices.
We advertise on classified sites and Facebook. Why add a website of our own?
An ad sells one machine, a website sells you. On a marketplace your listing sits among strangers' and disappears after the sale; on your website every machine has a permanent address an ad can point at and that Google can show for a search of the make and model. The ads stay, they just link to the site with the whole stock and your contact.
Have you built a website for a machinery dealer before?
Yes. RC Kosačky Slovensko, a private importer of remote-controlled tracked mowers, mulchers and forestry mulchers from Košice, got a catalogue in 8 days with an admin panel and Sanity Studio: the owner adds machines and videos from his phone, photos are processed in the browser and an inquiry from a machine's page has the model pre-filled.
See the projectGet a free clickable demo of a website for your machine stock
- IT Gale s.r.o.
- Company ID 56186339
- Plynárenská 3B, 821 09 Bratislava
- +421 220 400 922
