B2C website development
Showroom websites that turn homeowners into design appointments.
Learn more →Website development for kitchen cabinet businesses (B2B)
247 Cabinetry builds B2B websites and dealer portals for cabinet manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and RTA brands. Dealers and contractors can sign in to see their pricing, browse an online catalog with specifications, request quotes or place orders, submit design requests and track everything in one place, connected to your existing systems.
Who needs a B2B cabinet website?
Any cabinet business that sells to the trade: manufacturers with a dealer network, distributors and wholesalers serving dealers and contractors, and RTA brands selling to remodelers and builders.
If your dealers still order by email, spreadsheet or phone, chase you for price lists, or wait days for quotes, a B2B website saves time on both sides and makes you easier to buy from than competitors who still work that way.
What can a B2B cabinet website include?
Dealer portal & accounts
Secure sign-in for dealers and contractors, with users per company, approval of new accounts and role-based access.
Trade pricing
Price levels, discounts or custom price lists per dealer, shown only after sign-in.
Online catalog
Door styles, finishes and every SKU with dimensions, specification sheets, installation guides and images.
Quotes & ordering
Request-for-quote or cart ordering, order history, re-ordering and order status updates.
Design requests
Dealers upload measurements and request kitchen designs in your cabinet line, tracked in the same portal.
Integrations
Connections to your ERP, inventory, CRM, accounting or shipping systems through their APIs or data exports.
Dealer locator & lead routing
Homeowner leads from your website sent to the right dealer by territory or ZIP/postal code.
Payments & invoicing
Card payments through a secure provider such as Stripe, plus invoices and payment history.
Search-ready product pages
Fast pages with structured data so products and guides can rank in search and be understood by AI assistants.
B2B vs. B2C cabinet websites
Many cabinet companies need both: a trade portal for dealers and a consumer site for homeowners.
| B2B (trade) | B2C (homeowners) | |
|---|---|---|
| Main visitor | Dealers, contractors, builders | Homeowners planning a remodel |
| Main goal | Quotes, orders, repeat business | Design appointments and leads |
| Pricing | Private, per dealer, after sign-in | Usually not shown, or starting prices |
| Key features | Catalog, specs, ordering, integrations | Galleries, design requests, reviews, local SEO |
| Sales cycle | Ongoing account relationship | One project, weeks to months |
How a B2B website project works
Discovery
We map how dealers buy from you today, your systems, and what to automate first.
Architecture & integrations
We plan accounts, pricing rules, catalog data and the integrations with your systems.
Design
Page layouts and the portal experience, reviewed with you and a few of your dealers.
Build
Development in stages, so you can test real features early.
Launch & training
Data migration, dealer onboarding materials and training for your team.
Support & growth
Hosting, updates and new features as your dealer network grows.
How much does a B2B cabinet website cost?
Cost depends mostly on the catalog size, pricing rules and integrations. A dealer portal with an online catalog costs far less than a full ordering system connected to an ERP. After a short discovery call we send a written proposal with the scope, timeline and price for each phase.
B2B website FAQs
What is a B2B website for a cabinet company?
It is a website built for trade customers such as dealers, contractors and builders rather than homeowners. Beyond marketing pages it usually includes a secure dealer login, trade pricing, an online catalog with specifications, quoting or ordering, and order status.
Can a B2B cabinet website connect to our ERP or inventory system?
Usually yes, if the system offers an API or data export. Common integrations sync products, prices, inventory and orders so dealers always see current information. We confirm what your system supports during discovery.
Can each dealer see their own pricing?
Yes. Dealer accounts can be assigned price levels, discounts or custom price lists, so every dealer sees the prices agreed with them after signing in.
How long does it take to build a B2B cabinet website?
It depends on scope and integrations. A catalog and dealer portal without complex integrations can take weeks; projects with ERP integration and online ordering take longer. You receive a timeline with the proposal.
Can dealers submit design requests through the website?
Yes. A design-request workflow like the one in the 247 Cabinetry portal can let dealers upload measurements, choose cabinet lines and track designs alongside their orders.
Related services
Digital marketing
Local SEO, ads, content and reviews that bring homeowners to your showroom.
Learn more →Kitchen design services
2D plans, elevations and 3D renderings in the cabinet lines you sell.
Learn more →Plan your dealer portal with us
Create a free account, upload your measurements and get a design back by tomorrow.
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What dealers say about 247 Cabinetry
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We needed help with a kitchen cabinet design and had a very positive experience. The design was detailed, the renderings looked great, and the turnaround was fast. We will definitely consider 247 Cabinetry for future projects.
Excellent Kitchen Design Service
247 Cabinetry has been a great resource for our cabinet projects. The designs are professional, detailed, and easy to present to customers. The 3D renderings make it much easier for homeowners to visualize their new kitchen.
Fast Turnaround
Very impressed with the turnaround time. We submitted our kitchen measurements and project details and received the design quickly. The floor plan, elevations, and 3D views were exactly what we needed.