Built for operators and service companies
Energy & Oilfield Services Websites for US Companies
Capability statements, HSE records, API and ISO certifications and project history presented the way operators and procurement teams evaluate them. Kemafy builds energy company websites for US firms from $4,500.
Does a website matter for an oilfield services company that wins work through bids?
It matters at the shortlist stage, which is the stage you never hear about. Before an operator or a procurement team invites you to bid, someone searches your company and forms a view in a minute. Kemafy builds corporate energy websites from $7,500, or from $4,500 for a smaller service company, that survive that minute: a capability statement, HSE policy with TRIR and OSHA history, ISO and API certifications, basin-by-basin project history, leadership credentials and structured vendor and careers intake. The design is deliberately restrained, because in this sector polish reads as discipline.
- Service company
- From $4,500
- Corporate site
- From $7,500
- Content
- HSE, certifications, project history
- Kemafy client
- Amgref Energy
Why the sector sets the brief.
No operator awards a contract because of a website, but plenty of service companies never get the RFP because of one.
The procurement lead in a DJ Basin office searches your name, lands on a site last updated in 2017, and quietly moves to the next vendor. Kemafy builds energy sites to pass that check. The capability statement is a web page, not a PDF nobody opens: services, equipment, crew capacity and the basins you have worked. Safety is treated as the headline it is — HSE policy, TRIR trend, OSHA and ISNetworld standing, API and ISO certifications. Project history shows scale with dates and scopes. Leadership pages show verifiable people. Vendor registration and careers use structured forms so submissions arrive sorted. The visual language stays restrained: confident type, real site photography, no stock handshakes.
The parts we build most often
Capability Statement as a Page
Services, equipment, crew capacity and basins worked, formatted so a procurement team can lift it into a vendor file.
Safety as Headline Content
HSE policy, TRIR and OSHA history, ISNetworld and Avetta standing, API and ISO certifications shown in the open.
Project History With Scope
Completed work by basin, client type, date and scope, proving you deliver at the scale being bid.
Leadership You Can Verify
Executive and field leadership bios with real credentials and tenure.
Vendor & Careers Intake
Structured supplier registration and job application forms that land sorted, not as loose email.
Uptime Is Reputation
A fast, hardened build with monitoring, because a broken site looks like a broken operation.
Counted out, line by line
Nothing here is an upsell. Each line ships with the build, alongside hosting setup, SSL, analytics and a walkthrough for whoever will run the site.
- Corporate home & about pages
- Services and equipment fleet
- HSE, safety & certification section
- Project history by basin
- Leadership and governance pages
- Vendor registration & careers forms
- Hardened hosting and monitoring
In their words
What clients say once the site is live.
Sales are up 50% since the new store went live. Checkout is three taps, and our regulars keep telling us how easy it is.
What oil, gas & energy owners ask us.
Why do corporate energy sites start at $7,500?
Operators and larger service companies should plan on $7,500 and up; the sector expects a volume of compliance, safety and project material that takes time to gather, structure and design. A smaller oilfield service company launches a credible site from $4,500.
Who actually reads an oil and gas company website?
Procurement and supply-chain staff verifying vendors, operator engineers checking equipment and experience, insurers and banks doing due diligence, regulators, and job candidates. Every one of them is checking you against a list, so the site is built to answer that list.
How should we present safety data?
Prominently and with numbers. TRIR by year, OSHA recordables, ISNetworld or Avetta grade, and your certifications belong on a page reached from the main navigation, not inside a downloadable brochure.
Can vendors and job applicants submit through the site?
Yes. We build structured forms for supplier registration and job applications, with required fields and attachments, so your office receives organized submissions instead of a mailbox full of PDFs.
Bring us your oil, gas & energy brief.
Tell us the goal, the deadline and roughly what you have to spend. A written scope and a fixed price come back within one business day, no meeting required.