Websites for Alberta's oil and gas equipment makers, fabricators and specialty service companies, engineered to turn the engineer searching a part number, the buyer vetting a new vendor and the operator facing a 2027 methane deadline into an RFQ. Fixed price. PO-ready. Live in 30 days.
The patch buys on relationships. Then it checks your website.
Every new buyer does the same thing after the handshake: the EPC procurement lead building a bid list, the production engineer who picked up your card at the Global Energy Show, the operator who suddenly needs a vent-free retrofit before 2027. They look you up. What they find decides whether you get the RFQ.
Most of the Alberta equipment companies we look at have forty years of engineering behind them and a website that says the opposite. A Flash-era splash page. A PDF catalogue from 2006. A best-selling product buried four clicks deep, or missing entirely. Some sites don't load at all. LaunchBird Oilfield fixes exactly that, and nothing else.
Published packages. We invoice against your PO, so it goes through AP like any other vendor.
The launch date is in the contract, and missing it costs us, not you.
Code, domain, content, analytics, every RFQ. No hostage hosting. Leave whenever you like.
We build for one industry. Your engineers won't spend the project explaining what a separator is.
You can't see these losses. Nobody calls to say they picked your competitor because they couldn't find your pressure rating. They just pick your competitor.
The product that pays the bills isn't the first thing on the page. A company that does most of its revenue in chemical injection or methane reduction shows a generic "solutions" banner, so the buyer searching for exactly that never connects you to it.
Engineers qualify vendors on numbers: pressure class, material, size range, code stamps. If those numbers are locked in a 40 MB PDF or not online at all, the engineer moves to the next tab, where a competitor has them on the page.
No RFQ path, no drawing upload, no tracking. The site can't take a quote request at 9 p.m. from Fort St. John, and you can't tell whether it has ever produced a single lead. Usually, it hasn't.
Every build in the showroom runs on the same system. It's built for how industrial buyers actually decide: quietly, on specs and proof, weeks before they ever pick up the phone. Scroll through it and watch a site assemble itself.
Lead with the product that pays the bills. If most of your revenue is chemical injection, the first eight words on the page say chemical injection, not "integrated energy solutions."
Your money-maker, above the fold.Your buyer has a deadline: federal methane rules, an AER directive, a turnaround window. We put that deadline on the page and show how you solve it, so you're the answer to the problem they're Googling at 10 p.m.
Their deadline, your product.Part numbers, pressure classes, materials and datasheets, searchable and on the page. Engineers check your specs themselves, and the ones who fit arrive already sold.
Specs on the page, not in a PDF.Code stamps, COR, ISNetworld or Avetta status, field record, years in sour service. Placed beside the claim it supports, so the engineer and the procurement lead can both tick their boxes.
The vendor checklist, pre-answered.A methane calculator, a part-number finder, a live shop-capacity board. Something useful before contact, so the visitor leaves with an answer and remembers who gave it to them.
Value first, contact second.An RFQ tray, drawing upload and the fields your estimators actually need. Three clicks from part number to quote request, any hour, from any lease road with a signal.
Built with your estimators.Every RFQ routed to the right inbox or CRM, tagged by source and product. Trade-show and campaign landing pages that report back. You'll know what the site produced, by the month.
Every lead attributed.Builders put up show homes before anyone signs. These are ours: three complete websites for three fictional Alberta oil and gas companies, one for each kind of company we build for. Work the methane calculator. Search the catalogue. Check the shop-capacity board. Then picture your name on it.
Every build above: hand-coded, no template, no stock photography, fully responsive. The companies are fictional; the tools on them really work.
The first real company in each niche to claim its show home gets the entire build re-engineered around their products, specs and brand at a founding price low enough that we don't print it. In exchange: a public case study and an honest reference. Once a niche is claimed, its card flips to the real site, and that build is off the market for good, including for your competitors.
3 of 3 niches still open, for now.
The founding price sheet is on its way. While your niche is still open:
Claim it: get your Teardown →Or talk it through first: book a quick intro call
No six-week proposal cycle, no paid discovery phase. One won RFQ usually pays for the build. Pick a package, or send your URL and we'll recommend one in your Teardown.
For the shop or service company losing bids at the vendor-check stage. A credible, fast, spec-forward site built around your best product or service.
The complete RFQ Engine, the same build you saw in the showroom. For manufacturers and specialists with a real catalogue and a sales team that wants qualified quotes, not tire-kickers.
Multi-division companies, full catalogue migrations, distributor and rep networks, US expansion. Builds that behave more like a sales platform than a website, scoped and priced before a dollar moves.
We stabilize your domain, lock down security and put up a clean, RFQ-ready interim page in 72 hours, so you stop losing buyers today. Every dollar is credited toward any build above.
Every package includes: hand-coded build (no template, ever), 301 redirects so you keep your old search rankings, SSL, mobile QA on real devices, PO and net-30 invoicing, and a 30-day post-launch warranty. Prices in CAD. GST additional.
Three commitments, in the contract, in plain English. Your launch date is written down, and if we miss it your invoice drops 10% for every week we're late. Nothing technical goes live until your engineers have signed off on it, so no wrong pressure ratings and no made-up specs. And before launch we run a live RFQ through the site end-to-end with your estimators, then spend 30 days tuning until it performs the way we promised.
Backed by the same firm that signs a 90-day results commitment on six-figure AI engagements. We're comfortable being held to things.
Send your URL. Within 48 hours you get a recorded walkthrough of what your current site is costing you, a one-page plan with package, sitemap, timeline and exact price, and a first look at your new homepage. Free. No call required.48 hours
One recorded 90-minute session with your engineers and whoever sells. We pull out the specs, the field stories and the objections you hear, then lock positioning before design starts.You approve, stage 1 of 3
Hand-coded, catalogue loaded, your custom tool wired. You get a live preview link from day one and watch it come together.Live preview from day one
Your engineers review every number on the site. We test on real phones and a live RFQ runs end to end with your estimators. Analytics proves itself before launch day.You approve, stage 2 of 3
DNS flips, redirects go live, you get the keys to everything. Then 30 days of warranty tuning while real buyers show us what to sharpen.You approve, stage 3 of 3 · then we ship
Timeline shown for Production. Rig-Up runs ~21 days. The clock starts when the engineering interview is done and datasheets are in hand.
The site is the engine; targeted traffic is the fuel. Once you're live, we can run demand generation aimed only at the people who sign POs: engineers, foremen and procurement leads at the operators and EPCs you want. Measured monthly, reported in plain English, month-to-month. Offered to sites we've built first, because we won't send paid traffic to a page we don't trust to close it.
Ads shown only to production engineers, integrity leads and supply-chain staff at a named list of operators. Your target list, not "oil and gas, Alberta, 25–54."
Part numbers, product types, compliance terms. The long, specific searches that convert, with landing pages that match the search word for word.
Pre-show outreach, a booth QR that opens a show-specific page, and a follow-up sequence that goes out within 48 hours. Your $40,000 booth, finally tracked.
We're option four. Here's what the other three actually buy you.
$2,000–5,000 and a theme. It'll look newer, and it'll look like every other theme. No catalogue, no RFQ path, no tracking, and in three years it'll be the next site that goes down on an outdated plugin. You've changed the paint, not the engine.
$10,000–25,000 and capable people who also build for dentists and restaurants. Expect to spend the project teaching them what a coupon holder is, then rewriting their copy yourself because "industry-leading solutions" isn't how your buyers talk.
$60,000+ and a six-month process, often run out of Houston. Genuinely good for the majors. For a 40-person Nisku manufacturer, you're paying for their account team, not your RFQs.
$9,500–$32,000, fixed, in writing, live in about 30 days. One industry only, built by the people you talk to, around your best product and the buyer you most want. You've already walked through three examples of exactly what you'd get. That's the pitch.
Get your Teardown, free, within 48 hours: a recorded walkthrough of your current site, a one-page plan with package, sitemap, timeline and exact price, and a first look at your new homepage. No call and no pressure.
Got it. Your Teardown is in the works.
Check your inbox within 48 hours. If it's urgent (say, your site is down right now), email contact@launchbird.ca and flag it.
While you wait, walk through the show home we'd be building from.
Noted. It'll be in your Teardown.
