Biotech and pharma website design
Biotech and pharma website design that holds up to scientific scrutiny
We design and build a site that explains your science precisely, states regulatory status carefully and gives partners, buyers and investors a clear way to reach you.
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What your next client sees
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For a preclinical CRO with GLP capacity, organizations sponsors often compare:
Company ACompany BCompany C
Map results
- Company A
- Company B
company-a.com › cro services
company-b.com › cro services
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
Scientists, sponsors and business development teams research alone and in depth. They search for a method, a target or a service, read your pages and data, and only then reach out, often after an AI assistant has already summarized your company.
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Scientific and service searches
Searches are precise: a modality, an assay, a GLP study type, a production scale. A page that answers that exact question with specifics gets found; a homepage about "transforming medicine" does not.
What we do: We plan pages for each service, platform, modality and program you can speak about publicly.
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Assistants such as ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews summarize your company from your own pages, publications and profiles. Vague or inconsistent wording leads to a vague or wrong summary.
What we do: We write precise, consistent descriptions and structured data, so the summary matches what you would say.
Your site, in diligence
Partners, buyers and investors check your team, data, quality systems and regulatory status against what they later see in documents. Anything overstated turns into a problem at that stage.
What we do: We design science, pipeline and quality pages that state status exactly and link to the source.
Then they call the company that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
A new site in three parts: design that makes complex science clear, SEO and AI search built in from launch, and a separate inquiry path for each audience.
Design and build
Clear to a scientist, credible to an investor.
- Science and platform pages with diagrams your team checks
- Pipeline pages with each program's status stated exactly
- Services and capability pages for CRO, CDMO and tools buyers
- Team, publications and posters pages
- News, investor and careers sections your team can update
Client result
127 to 694
monthly clicks from Google (an SEO result)
GMP Pros, Regulated manufacturing, MES and EBR. Our closest case, not a biotech or pharma company. Measured June 2025 to March 2026.
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A typical build runs in four stages, with rounds for your scientific, regulatory and legal reviewers built in. Timing depends on those reviews, so treat this as typical.
- 1Stage 1
Discovery
We meet your scientific, business development and regulatory leads, review the current site and agree the audiences, the page plan and the review process.
- 2Stage 2
Design approval
We design the homepage and one science page first, in real copy. You see and approve the design before it goes live.
- 3Stage 3
Build and review
We build the pages, draft copy with your scientists and send every claim through your regulatory and legal review before sign-off.
- 4Stage 4
Launch
We test pages and forms, go live after final sign-off and confirm Google is indexing the new URLs.
Ongoing SEO and content after launch are optional and scoped separately, if you want them.
BY BUSINESS TYPE
Planned for how you work.
A preclinical biotech, a CDMO and a reagent supplier speak to very different buyers, so the site follows your business model.
- Therapeutics biotechScience, platform and pipeline pages for partners, investors and future hires.
- CROsStudy types, models and GLP capabilities, with a quote path for sponsors.
- CDMOsScale, modalities, quality systems and tech transfer, laid out for sourcing teams.
- Life science tools and reagentsProduct pages with specifications, citations and research-use-only labeling.
- Medical devices and diagnosticsClearance or approval status stated exactly, with intended use in plain words.
- Commercial-stage pharmaCorporate, pipeline and medical information pages kept apart from product promotion.
Written within FDA and SEC rules
A life sciences website is regulated speech. FDA rules bar promoting an investigational drug or device as safe or effective for the use under study, and prescription drug promotion must be truthful, balanced and consistent with the approved labeling. A device that went through 510(k) is "cleared", not "approved", and research-use-only products should not carry clinical claims. Public companies also have SEC disclosure duties, so pipeline and news pages should match what has been filed. We describe status and data precisely, your regulatory and legal reviewers check the claims, and you approve every page before it goes live.
The cost depends on the audiences the site serves, the number of science, product and service pages, and how much copy and illustration we create. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
QUESTIONS
Biotech and pharma website design, answered.
01How do you handle regulatory and legal review?
We build it into the plan. Every page with a scientific, clinical or product claim goes to the reviewers you name, and nothing goes live without their sign-off and yours. We keep a record of approved wording so new pages stay consistent with it.
02Can you write about our science accurately?
We work from your publications, posters and the people who did the work. We draft in plain language for each audience, and your scientists check every statement. We do not add data, comparisons or efficacy language that your team has not approved.
03We are preclinical. What should the site say?
What the platform does, the science behind it and where each program stands, without saying or implying that an investigational product is safe or effective. The site still has to win partners, investors and hires, and precise, specific language does that better than broad promises.
04Have you worked with life sciences companies?
Our closest published case is GMP Pros, which implements MES and electronic batch record systems for regulated manufacturers. Its monthly clicks from Google went from 127 to 694 between June 2025 and March 2026. That is an SEO result for a regulated manufacturing company, not a biotech or pharma website, and not a promise for yours.
05Will the new site keep our current rankings?
It should, if the move is planned. We map every URL that earns traffic or links, including publication and product pages, redirect each one and check Search Console after launch.
06What does a biotech or pharma website cost?
It depends on the audiences you serve, the number of pages and how much copy and illustration we create. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
07Can our team update news, careers and publications ourselves?
Yes. We set up those sections so your communications or HR team can add items without a developer, while science and product pages stay behind your review process.
See how your science shows up in search. Then decide.
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