Industry

Websites for auto parts distributors

Nobody searches for "auto parts". They search for a part number, or a make, model and year.

Part number search is the entire game

Auto parts buyers arrive with a specific identifier — an OEM part number, or a vehicle year-make-model. A site that cannot resolve either into the right product loses the sale to one that can, regardless of price or stock.

This is the trade where per-product indexing pays off hardest, because the search terms are unusually specific and unusually numerous. Every part number is a query nobody else is competing for properly.

What gets built

Part-number and cross-reference search, vehicle compatibility lookup, mechanic and garage account pricing, WhatsApp enquiry with photo support for identifying an unknown part, and per-part indexed pages.

Common questions

My catalogue has cross-references from four different manufacturers. Can that be handled?
Yes — cross-reference mapping is part of the data model, so a buyer searching a competitor's part number lands on your equivalent. Getting that mapping right is usually the longest part of the build and the highest-return part of it.

Describe the problem in your own words.

No technical language needed. I reply personally within 24 hours. Most engagements start with a ₹35,000 Diagnostic Sprint, credited in full against the project if you proceed within 30 days.

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