Raul Avto buys, ships, and handles customs clearance for cars imported from the USA. We built a site that explains a complicated service in plain language, earns the buyer's trust, and guides them towards an enquiry through a clear structure, a cost calculator, and SEO-led content.
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Importing a car from the USA is a complicated service, and the buyer needs to grasp the process, the cost, and how dependable the company is before committing. A simple brochure site doesn't cover a niche like this. People want to see the track record, get answers to the obvious questions, and work out a rough budget before they ever get in touch. So the site had to do more than introduce the company. It had to carry someone from first interest to enquiry.


We built the site as a sales journey for a US car-import business. The first screen lays out what the service is, why Raul Avto, and the main call to action. From there the page is ordered so a visitor quickly understands how a purchase works, sees the figures that build trust, and moves on to pricing. The custom calculator does a lot of the work. It lets someone estimate the rough cost of the car, shipping, and customs clearance on their own, which lowers the barrier to making contact and means the enquiries that come in are better prepared.
We set the client up with a Sanity-CMS admin panel they can run themselves without constantly reaching out to a developer. The interface works on a phone, so changes happen fast: update copy, swap an image, add a new page, or reorder blocks. In the admin you can:





Raul Avto now has a site that works as a proper channel for winning customers. A visitor can quickly understand the service, get a rough budget from the calculator, and get in touch without a load of back-and-forth. The SEO structure keeps bringing in customers from search, too. The site doesn't just present the company; it helps sell a complicated service more simply and more clearly.



Book a consultation and we'll go through your project: structure, functionality, timeline, and budget. We'll explain what you need and where spending money won't pay off.
