B2B
A B2B website that survives a buyer’s scrutiny
A B2B website. Clear offer, references, capacity, terms and a contact path a buyer will actually use.
What holds your leads back
- The offer is written in language buyers don’t search for.
- There’s no proof of capacity or reliability.
- References are missing or unverifiable.
- Terms, lead times and capacity aren’t stated.
- The contact path assumes a phone call nobody wants to make first.
- The site doesn’t answer what a buyer checks before shortlisting.
What you order for it
The industry page says what holds you back. This is what fixes it — and what it costs.
Company site and enquiry systemThe form asks what matters, so the enquiry arrives ready.from 35 000 KčSales tune-upWe walk the path from enquiry to signature and find where deals drop.9 900 KčAutomation and custom AIOne repeated task → a tool that does it.from 15 000 KčOutbound team, deliveredRecruiting, onboarding and daily management against your database.kick-off 25 000 Kč
Full offer and pricing →Common questions
What does a B2B buyer check first?
Whether you’re a real company that can deliver at their scale — capacity, references, terms. Design comes last.
How should contact work?
Give them a written path: a form or an email that goes to a named person. Buyers often don’t want to call first.
Are references necessary?
Verifiable ones, yes. In B2B an invented reference is found out quickly and costs the deal.
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