Good Luck Metals

Scrap trading runs on price, and price moves during the day. The site carries a live rate ticker so a supplier can see current numbers without calling, and the quote flow is built to capture the enquiry at the moment those numbers look good, which is the only moment that matters in this trade.

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The problem

Scrap trading runs on price, and price moves during the day. A static site cannot support the one question every supplier has, which means every enquiry starts as a phone call asking for today's number.

What we built

A live rate ticker was made the commercial centre of the site so a supplier can see current numbers without calling, and the quote flow was built to capture the enquiry at the moment those numbers look good, which is the only moment that matters in this trade. Performance work kept a data-heavy page fast.

  • Real-time rate ticker driving the commercial pitch
  • Quote capture flow built around live pricing
  • Performance work to keep a data-heavy page fast

The outcome

Three times the quote volume, with the rate ticker doing the work a phone call used to do and the enquiry captured at the point of decision rather than after it.

How it was built

  • Sector: Industrial & Trading
  • Built with: Next.js, Live Rates, Lead Gen
  • Live at: goodluckmetals.ae
  • Built by Shinobi Media, Ottawa, Ontario. Call (613) 800-8028.

What a project like this costs

Work of this shape usually lands in the Business tier at $1,199, or the Pro tier at $2,399 where integrations are involved. Both are final prices with nothing added, and you own the code, the domain and every account outright.

Other work

Frequently asked questions

Can you build a site that shows live pricing?

Yes. The work is usually less about displaying the number than about where it comes from, how often it refreshes and what the page does when the feed is unavailable. A live number that is silently stale is worse than no number.

Do you take on work outside Canada?

Yes. This engagement is in the United Arab Emirates and was run remotely, which is how this studio handles work outside the Ottawa region.