Is Duda right for manufacturers?

Who Chooses It

Duda powers 241 of the 25,000+ industrial websites we track, ranking 10th of 60 platforms, with a typical site size of around 15 pages.

The manufacturers on Duda look much like those on Wix or Squarespace. They're small, local, and light on the web, but two things set the group apart. The trades run heavily to metal fabrication and finishing, with structural steel, metal stamping, plating and coating, sheet-metal work, and tool shops all well represented, alongside a notably higher share of distributors than its peers. And the sites themselves are the barest of any platform we track, carrying the lowest share of product catalogs, almost no published content, and just a handful of pages stating what the shop does.

What makes Duda different is who's holding the tools. Duda is a white-label platform, designed for agencies, marketing firms, and hosting resellers to build and maintain sites for their clients, so a Duda site usually means a small manufacturer that handed the job to a partner rather than doing it themselves. That fits the profile of tidy, managed, set-and-forget brochures produced as a service. For a shop that wants a professional presence without ever touching the software, Duda is where a partner puts it.