Website design · Supplier & distributor
Websites for suppliers and distributors that take orders, not just sit there.
Supply houses, wholesale distributors, building materials, flooring and coatings supply. Your accounts hit the counter all morning and the phone all afternoon, and every reorder rides on somebody remembering something. We build the store they order from at 9pm, with their pricing, their quantities, and their delivery, plus the software that runs the office behind it.
Select what fits. Your build sheet starts the conversation; we scope it with you and come back with a real number in writing.
- Bespoke websites and software
- Built for your business, not a template
- Designed for automation
The problem
The counter closes. The jobs do not.
Your customers figure out what they need at night, on the tailgate, at the end of a pour. Your counter opens at seven the next morning. Every hour between is an order that waits, or goes to whoever answers the question first.
And the day runs on memory: the rep who knows what price that account gets, the counter guy who knows what fits what, the notebook that knows who has not reordered. When any of them is out, the knowledge is out with them.
A store fixes both. Accounts log in and see their pricing. Coverage rates and materials math answer themselves on the page. The reorder happens at 9pm without a phone call, and your morning starts with orders instead of voicemail.
The build
What we build for suppliers and distributors
Each, case, and pallet pricing on the same page
Quantities priced the way you actually sell them, with break quantities and minimums enforced by the site.
Every account sees its own negotiated pricing
They log in and the price is theirs: tier, contract, or the deal your rep cut.
Will-call or job-site delivery, chosen at checkout
Picked and waiting at the counter, or meeting the crew at the job. Nobody sat on hold to arrange it.
The math your counter does all day, done on the page
Square footage into gallons and kits by your coverage rates. Deck and wall dimensions into a lumber and fastener list, in the cart.
Contractor accounts with POs, job names, and terms
Orders tagged to the job; the month-end statement sorts itself by project.
You see who is browsing and who went quiet
A regular is back in the catalog. An account that ordered monthly has gone dark. You know in time to act.
When the store is moving, the same build runs the office: inventory that counts itself across locations, books that fill themselves, a phone line that logs every call to the account. How the software side works
The proof
Real builds, live right now.
None of these builds is a supply house, and we will not pretend otherwise. What they prove is the machine: pages that rank, questions answered on the page, money moving through a site while the owner works. belcovo.com turns square footage into a real price with a live quote tool right now; that is the same math your counter does on the phone.
More of our work on the work page.
Pricing, on the page
What does a wholesale ordering site cost to build?
Not a number off a menu, honestly. Account pricing, quantity breaks, delivery rules, and calculator math get scoped to your operation: a will-call counter and a three-branch distributor are different machines. One short call walks your catalog and your day, and you leave it with a real number in writing.
Need more than a website? The Automated Office runs your quotes, scheduling, invoicing, and follow-up as custom software, from $1,000 a month, scoped on a call.
Fair questions from suppliers and distributors
My customers like calling in. Will they use it?
The ones who like the phone keep the phone; the site does not take anything away. It catches everything the phone misses: the 9pm reorder, the new contractor comparing suppliers on a Sunday, the account who hates hold music. The phone takes new business; the site takes the reorders.
Our pricing is different for every account. Can a website do that?
Yes, and it is the heart of the build. Accounts log in and see their price: tier, contract, or the deal your rep cut. The walk-in public can see list price, a subset, or nothing. You decide who sees what.
Can it really do our coverage and materials math?
If your counter can do it on the phone, the site can do it on the page: your coverage rates, your break quantities, your rules. The customer types what they know (square footage, dimensions, the job) and gets quantities they can put straight in the cart.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because we would have to make one up. Catalog size, account pricing, branches, and delivery rules change the build too much for a menu price to be honest. The call is short, and the number you leave with is real.
Price it in two minutes. No email wall.
The pricing menu is the contact form: pick your trade, select what you need, send it. We call with your list in hand and text your real number the same day. Straight talk from the people who build it.
Prefer to talk? Call (405) 281-4042