How much does a Thomasnet website cost?
Thomas doesn’t publish prices.
It quotes each website project. Its listing ads run on a monthly budget you set, charged per buyer click, and one advertiser reported paying $400 a month.
Thomasnet’s paid programs run on a contract term. Our websites run month to month, and the site stays yours.
Thomas, owned by Xometry, runs the Thomasnet supplier directory and builds WordPress websites for industrial suppliers, at prices it doesn’t publish. Its paid listings run over a contract term. Reviewers report one-year contracts, and one says cancelling took three months’ notice before auto-renewal.
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Thomas doesn’t publish prices.
It quotes each website project. Its listing ads run on a monthly budget you set, charged per buyer click, and one advertiser reported paying $400 a month.
Yes. Its paid programs run for a term.
Thomas paces your ad budget over your contract term. Reviewers report one-year contracts, and one was told to give notice three months before it auto-renewed.
A WordPress site, from a template or custom.
Its Prefab sites have up to five template pages, hosting and a project manager. Thomas says it has rebuilt or improved more than 6,000 supplier websites.
Thomas doesn’t say publicly.
Its hosting runs on WP Engine. It doesn’t host your DNS, and asks for your DNS login only to launch the site.
Put you in front of industrial buyers.
Thomasnet lists 500,000+ suppliers for 2.2 million registered buyers, who filter by certification and send RFIs. Its WebTrax tool shows who is visiting your site.
Thomasnet makes sense if industrial buyers already search for what you make and you want paid visibility in its directory, with a website and SEO from the same team.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
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Example homepage designs for a CNC machine shop, a metal fabrication shop and a contract manufacturer. Tap one to see the whole page.
CNC machine shop
Metal fabrication
Contract manufacturing
Yes. Thomas has connected industrial buyers and suppliers for more than 125 years, and Thomasnet lists more than 500,000 North American suppliers. Xometry, a publicly traded manufacturing marketplace, bought Thomas in 2021. On Trustpilot most reviews are five-star, but about a quarter are one-star, mostly about contracts and leads.
Thomas doesn’t publish website prices; it quotes each project. Its listing ads run on a monthly budget you choose, and you pay when a buyer clicks through to your profile, website or catalog. One advertiser reported paying $400 a month on a one-year contract.
Its paid programs run for a contract term, and Thomas paces your budget over it. Customers report one-year contracts, and one was told to give notice three months before the contract auto-renewed. Check your agreement for the term and the notice it needs.
Thomas doesn’t say publicly. It builds sites on WordPress, and its hosting runs on WP Engine. It doesn’t host DNS and asks for your DNS login only to launch the site, so ask in writing what happens to the site and its files before you sign.
For the website, yes, if you want it month to month, with design, copywriting and unlimited edits for $99 or $199 a month. Thomasnet does something we don’t: it puts your shop in front of more than 2.2 million registered industrial buyers. You can keep a free Thomasnet profile and point it at the site we build.