CNC machine shops
Websites that win machining work
Show your tolerances, materials, and equipment the way a buyer evaluates them, and make the RFQ with a drawing attached effortless.
A buyer evaluating a machine shop wants three things fast: can you hold the tolerance, can you run the material, and can you handle the volume. A good machine shop site answers all three above the fold and puts the quote form on every page.
We build the structure that does it: a real machine list, the tolerances you hold, the materials you run, and an RFQ form that takes a STEP file or a print.
Built for machine shops
Tolerances and capacity
State what you hold and the envelope you can run, where buyers look.
Machine list
List makes, models, and axis counts that signal real capacity.
Drawing-ready RFQs
Quote forms that accept STEP, DWG, DXF, and PDF drawings.
Materials you run
Grades you stock and machine, so buyers self-qualify.
Found by engineers
Pages targeting "5-axis," "swiss," "tight tolerance," and your materials.
Project proof
Case examples with part, material, tolerance, and volume.
What machining buyers check first
Tolerance and material capability decide whether you make the shortlist. If a buyer cannot confirm you hold plus or minus 0.0005 inch in 17-4 stainless within a few seconds, they assume you cannot and move on. We put those facts where they look and make the quote request a single click away.
Questions
What manufacturers ask
Can buyers upload a drawing with their quote request?
Yes. The RFQ form accepts common formats including STEP, DWG, DXF, and PDF, so a buyer can send a print or model without a separate email.
Can you target specific machining searches?
Yes. We build pages for the processes and materials you want work in, such as 5-axis milling, swiss turning, or tight-tolerance work in specific alloys.
Ready to win more work online?
Buy a plan and launch within 24 hours, or send us your project for a custom quote.