Ploy turns your products, certifications and factory details into an English B2B site that overseas buyers understand. It sets up Google and AI search, and shows you which overseas companies visited. No English web team needed.
From dash cams to medical laser fibers, these Chinese companies selling to overseas buyers use Ploy.
Dash cam brand selling to North American and global consumers.
Maker of medical laser fibers, supplying OEM/ODM to device makers.
Shenzhen voice IoT company providing algorithms and hardware.
Maker of drone gimbals.
Provider of factory automation equipment and solutions.
Here is the kind of English homepage Ploy can ship for a CNC shop. The details buyers check are above the fold, with the quote form right beside them.
Precision CNC machining for OEM programs in the US and EU.
5-axis milling and turning in aluminum, steel, and titanium, from prototypes to production runs.
Processes and products described in the words US and EU buyers use, not a word-for-word translation.
Certifications, MOQ, lead time and tolerance are visible at a glance, so buyers skip the back-and-forth emails.
Buyers submit part, material, quantity and delivery date. Every RFQ is saved and emailed to you.
Each product line and target industry can get its own page, so more searches lead to you.
Before a US or EU buyer sends an RFQ, they check certifications, MOQ, lead time and QC process. Ploy writes these into every product page, so buyers can ask for a quote as soon as they finish reading.
Fields fit your products. Every submission is saved and sent to the inbox you choose.
ISO, CE, UL and test reports in one place, so buyers don't have to email for them.
MOQ, sampling time and production lead time stated up front filter out poor-fit inquiries.
Factory photos, equipment lists and QC steps answer whether you are a reliable supplier.
US and EU buyers search Google for suppliers and ask AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity. Ploy builds English pages around how buyers search and keeps improving them, so your factory appears in results and AI answers.
Titles, descriptions, structured data and sitemaps set up the way search engines expect.
Track how ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini cite your factory in their answers.
A page for each product line, material and application covers more buyer searches.
Content and pages keep improving from search data after launch.
Most buyers leave without sending an RFQ. Ploy identifies the companies visiting your site and shows which product pages they read, so your sales team can follow up.
Company name, domain, industry and headcount, not just anonymous traffic.
See which products and pages they viewed, and how many times they came back.
Send high-intent companies and their details to HubSpot or Attio.
Ploy organizes your site around your industry and puts what buyers look for first. These are the most common categories for exporters.
Tolerances, materials, equipment lists and sampling time are what engineers check before asking for a quote.
FCC, CE and UL certifications, plus OEM/ODM capability and production capacity.
ISO 13485, FDA registration and clean rooms decide whether you make the approved supplier list.
Custom printing, material options, MOQ and sampling process.
Materials, dimensions, container loading and factory photos help buyers judge whether you can deliver.
Formulation, GMP certification, private label services and low minimum orders.
Sites for US and EU buyers are in English by default, written the way buyers in those markets read. You can add pages in other languages on the same site.
Every RFQ is saved in Ploy and emailed to the account owner by default. You can add more recipients in settings.
Yes. Ploy reads the products, images and company details on your current site as a starting point, then reorganizes them into English content for overseas buyers.
Yes. Ploy includes hosting, and you can connect your own domain to the site.
You can start free. See the pricing page for paid plans and features.

Start from your current website and product materials. Want to talk through your export plans first? Book a demo.