Corporate sites we built
Every company needs something different from its website. These are some of the corporate and company sites in our portfolio:
| Company | What | What its website solves |
|---|---|---|
| Bistrosoft | Hospitality software for restaurants, bars and cafés | A full redesign for Argentina and Mexico: products, industries, pricing by country, blog and academy, with its own design system, optimized for Google and for AI-powered search. |
| Torrisi Argentieri y Asociados | Building and property management in the City of Buenos Aires | A company site with a video hero, its services (building management, insurance, consulting, tax, accounting, legal, environment and safety), who they are and direct contact. Understated, with the trust a property manager needs. |
| Kopfund | Services company | A corporate landing page with services, team and case studies, and a form designed to capture qualified inquiries. |
| Sampan | Services company | A modern company site: who they are, what they do and why to choose them, with simple navigation. |
You can see screenshots and links in our projects.
What a B2B company website needs
In business-to-business sales, the website rarely closes the deal: it sets it up. Visitors are usually comparing suppliers, building a shortlist or checking who deserves a meeting. What they want is to reduce the risk of choosing wrong. That is why a corporate website has to answer, plainly:
- What exactly you do. Concrete services, not phrases like "end-to-end solutions" with no explanation of what they are.
- For whom. The industries, company sizes or regions you serve, so visitors recognize themselves.
- With what results. Real case studies, clients (with their permission) and a verifiable track record.
- Who is behind it. The team and the way you work: companies hire people.
- What getting started looks like. What happens after they reach out: meeting, proposal, timelines.
On top of that, something matters more and more: the site has to be written so Google and AI assistants understand it. When someone asks ChatGPT "which companies do this in Buenos Aires", the answer comes from pages that clearly say what each company does. We handle that with GEO + SEO optimization.
Bilingual or multi-country corporate site
If you have clients, partners or a head office in another country, a website in two languages stops being a luxury. What you should know:
- Translating is not running text through a machine translator. We make sure your industry's terminology reads right in each language.
- Each language gets its own URL. For example, /en/ for English, with the tags that tell Google which version to show in each country. This very site works that way.
- Prices and details by country. If you sell in more than one country, like Bistrosoft in Argentina and Mexico, each version shows its own prices, payment methods and contacts.
- Keeping everything in sync. Every change is made in all languages; decide who will do it.
The Full plan includes the site in two languages. More languages or country versions are covered by the Enterprise plan.
Press room and careers: two sections that are often missing
The press room brings together news, published articles, logos and high-resolution photos, plus a press contact. It saves your team from sending the same material over and over, and gives Google and AI assistants up-to-date information about the company. Work with us organizes hiring: open positions, what it is like to work there and a form to submit a résumé, instead of receiving CVs through every channel. Both are built as pages of the site and count toward each plan's page total.
Common mistakes on corporate websites
| Mistake | What happens | What we do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Generic copy | "We are leaders in end-to-end solutions" tells nobody anything, not even Google. | Concrete services, for whom and with what results, in the words your clients use. |
| Everything on one page | Every service competes with the others and none shows up in search. | One page per service or business unit. |
| No cases, no people | Visitors cannot tell whether you are three people or three hundred, or who you have worked with. | Team, track record and real case studies, with client permission. |
| A form that reaches no one | Inquiries that land in an inbox nobody checks. | Forms connected to WhatsApp or the CRM, routed to the right department. |
| News from three years ago | It makes the company look inactive. | A news section that is easy to update, or none at all. |
Which plan fits a corporate website?
| Your case | Plan | Price (one-time payment) |
|---|---|---|
| Presenting a single service or business unit | Landing: one page with up to 6 sections | ARS 100,000 - ARS 300,000 |
| Small company or professional firm that needs a serious presence | Starter: up to 5 pages (home, services, about us, case studies, contact) and basic SEO | ARS 450,000 - ARS 600,000 |
| A company that wants to win inquiries from its website, or has clients who speak another language | Full: up to 10 pages and a blog, two languages, Google Business, analytics and forms connected to WhatsApp or a CRM | ARS 750,000 - ARS 950,000 |
| Several countries, more languages, integrations with in-house systems | Enterprise | Custom |
Prices published on /planes as of Oct 14, 2026. The final figure is confirmed with the visual proposal, which is free.
If your company already has a site but it is outdated, start with a redesign of your website, which keeps your domain and what already ranks on Google. And if what you need is to stop losing the inquiries that come in, see how we set up a CRM for small businesses with Pipedrive.
