Business and buyer
What do you sell, who evaluates it, and what should a qualified visitor do next?
- Company and offer
- Buyer roles and markets
- Primary conversion action
Contact sales
Tell us what the website needs to change for your business.
Share the current site, product or service scope, target markets, languages, publishing team, operational concerns, and desired timeline. We will use that context to prepare a focused first conversation—not a generic sales pitch.
Two-business-day acknowledgement targetScope discussed before a quotePrivate deployment available
Before we meet
A useful first conversation starts with six pieces of context.
You do not need a completed brief. The prompts below help us identify the right route and the questions that need deeper discovery.
Current website and content
Share the current URL, rough page or product scope, source systems, documents, and migration concerns.
- Current URL or new launch
- Content and catalog scale
- Legacy URLs and files
Team and workflow
Tell us who will publish, review, translate, respond to inquiries, and approve technical changes.
- Editors and administrators
- Languages and reviewers
- Sales routing and ownership
Operating requirements
Note hosting preferences, private deployment, integrations, security expectations, support needs, budget range, and target timing.
- Managed or customer-controlled hosting
- Required integrations
- Timing and commercial constraints
Project brief
Send enough context for a useful reply.
The form opens your email client so you can review everything before sending. Do not include passwords, private credentials, or confidential files at this stage.
Direct email[email protected]For sales, partnerships, and project planning.
Responsibility boundary
What happens after you contact sales?
We review the context, identify obvious fit or constraints, and propose a focused call. A quote follows only when the scope, responsibilities, dependencies, and assumptions are clear enough.
Your team owns
- Accurate project and business context
- Internal stakeholders and decision process
- Access to source systems when discovery begins
B2BSiteKit owns
- A relevant response, not automated pressure
- Clear next steps and open questions
- No billable work without agreed scope
Questions to resolve early
Answers before you commit.
What should we send before a sales call?
A current website URL, product or service overview, target markets, language needs, rough content scale, desired timeline, hosting preference, and the biggest operational problem are enough to start.
When should we expect a reply?
We normally acknowledge requests within two business days, Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays. This is an initial response target rather than a guarantee that every question or issue will be resolved within that period.
Do we need a fixed budget?
No. A range is useful, but we can first separate subscription, implementation, optional managed work, private deployment, and third-party costs so you can evaluate the model.
Can we discuss a confidential project?
Yes. Start with non-sensitive context by email. If deeper discovery requires confidential materials or system access, the appropriate confidentiality and access process should be agreed first.
Make the risk visible
Agree the operating model before the website becomes urgent.
Share your markets, content scope, team workflow, infrastructure preference, and desired timeline. We will help identify the smallest responsible next step.
Contact sales