Corporate, industrial and institutional
A corporate website that earns trust before anyone calls you
From 35 to 80 million toman, three to five weeks. Bespoke design rather than a theme, pages a buyer actually reads, and technical SEO working from the first day.
What a corporate site is for
It is not a brochure. Before a buyer calls a supplier they check the website, and what they are looking for is evidence: what exactly do you make, at what scale, for whom, and can you be reached. A corporate site that answers those four things converts. One that opens with a stock photo and the phrase "leading provider" does not.
We build for manufacturers, engineering firms, service companies and public bodies — Mahva, Ara Sanat, and the District 15 municipality among them.
The pages that do the work
- What you do, stated in a sentence a customer would use, not an industry one
- Products or services, one page each where the search demand justifies it
- Evidence — projects, certificates, standards, capacity, client names you are allowed to publish
- About, with real people and a real address; anonymity costs you deals
- Contact, with a phone number, a map, and a form that reaches a named person
A blog only if someone will write it. An empty news section dated two years ago does more damage than no news section.
Industrial, corporate, institutional — what changes
For a manufacturer, the catalogue and the specifications are the site; buyers arrive searching a part or a standard, so each product family gets its own page. For a service company, the service pages carry the search demand and the case studies carry the trust. For an institution, the workflows matter — forms, notices, and a document archive that stays navigable as it grows.
What you get
Bespoke design in your brand, a bilingual site if you sell abroad, an admin panel where staff can add a product or a notice without calling us, technical SEO and structured data from launch, and three months of support included.
Corporate website prices, 2026
Base · from
one-off
- Up to 5 pages plus a blog
- Bespoke design
- Technical SEO, green Core Web Vitals
- Three weeks
- Three months of support
Full · from
one-off
- Up to 8 pages plus blog and case studies
- Bilingual
- Certificates and downloadable catalogue
- Four to five weeks
Institutional · from
one-off
- Unlimited pages
- Service forms with workflow
- Role-based access for staff
- Document archive
Questions about corporate websites
How much does a corporate website cost?
From 35 million toman for up to five pages plus a blog, 55 for the full eight-page bilingual version, and 80 upwards when forms, workflow and staff roles are involved. The scope document fixes the figure before the contract.
How many weeks does it take?
Three weeks for the base build, four to five for the full one. The variable is almost always content: the projects where we are given text and photographs in week one finish in week three.
Do you write the content?
We write the structure, the headings and the SEO copy, and we edit what you give us. We do not invent your capabilities, your certificates or your project list — those have to come from you, and they are what makes the site persuasive.
Can our staff update the site themselves?
Yes. Pages, products, notices and the blog are all editable in an admin panel in Persian, with roles so that the person who edits the news cannot edit the pricing. Training is part of the handover.
Will it work in English as well?
The full tier is bilingual by default. Each language has its own URLs, its own metadata and its own sitemap, which is what search engines need; an automatic translation layer over one site is not the same thing and does not rank.
Start your corporate site with a number
Tell us what your company does and roughly how many pages you need. We reply by the next working morning with the tier, the price and the weeks.