Ju Development helps foreign trade enterprises build multi-lingual marketing websites: corporate website + online store + AI content factory, indexable by Baidu, Bing, and Google, delivering a one-stop solution from website building to customer acquisition.
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Different entity structures, product lines, and target markets mean independent websites have different page hierarchies, languages, and customer acquisition paths. But the task is the same: let overseas customers find you, understand you, and be willing to send inquiries.
Platforms can bring orders, but they can't bring you customer assets that belong to you — whether you do foreign trade or cross-border, the math is the same.
On-platform bids rise year after year. Once ads stop, inquiries dry up, and the platform takes the profits.
The store, the account, and the category rules are not in your hands—overnight, they could all be wiped out.
Inquiries stay in the platform backend, you cannot reach them again, nor can you accumulate them into your own assets.
When customers search your brand name and can't find a decent official website, trust becomes impossible to build.
From traditional foreign trade company websites to independent cross-border e-commerce site building, Ju Development delivers site structure, languages, content, and indexing all in one go.
A multilingual corporate website that highlights factory capabilities, certifications, and product lines, with an inquiry form and online quotes, building customer trust at first glance.
Cross-border e-commerce sellers moving from marketplace stores to independent sites mostly start with this tier: direct product ordering, multi-currency display, cross-border payment integration, and order and customer data all in your own backend.
Manage multiple language sites from one backend, translate and distribute Chinese source content with one click, cover search demand in more countries, and no longer rely on manual content updates.
For foreign trade sites and cross-border e-commerce independent stores, the hardest part isn’t building them—it’s that after they’re built, no one writes content or updates them, and six months later they become dead sites. Ju Development lets AI agents help you run your website.
Automatically generate original articles based on the industry keyword library, and automatically read the sitemap to select suitable pages for internal link layout.
Translate Chinese source text into English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and other languages with one click, without a machine-translation feel.
Articles automatically generate images and go live, the site keeps updating, and indexed pages steadily grow.
Five-step delivery, with progress visible at every step.
Clarify the target market, product line, and customer acquisition approach, and provide a dedicated site structure, design, and proposal quote.
Determine the visual style and template prototypes for each page level, and see the results before starting work.
AI generates high-quality industry content, translates it into multiple languages, and automatically adds images. After remote preview and manual review confirm no issues, it goes live.
Remote voice call guidance on backend AI configuration, posting skill, translation skill, products, orders, cross-border payments, and inquiry notifications, etc., to connect the transaction chain.
Remote assistance to submit sitemaps to Baidu, Bing, and Google, configure structured data, and continuously push for indexing.
If you don’t have the capability for operations and maintenance, you can outsource this part of the work to us. The project includes SEO data analysis, Linux system log analysis, and conversion and sales data analysis, with one report per month.
The same budget, whether invested in a platform store, a regular official website, or an independent site, will produce completely different long-term results.
| Comparison item | Platform Store | Standard corporate website | Foreign trade independent website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic Attribution | Platform-owned | yourself | Yourself |
| Customer data | Stay on the platform | Email only | Full persistence |
| Online Transaction | Support | Not supported | Support |
| Brand Heritage | Weak | Medium | Strong |
| Long-term cost | Rising year by year | Low but no trades | Invest once, reuse long-term |
Foreign trade website development isn't a standardized product, and there's no flat price. State your requirements clearly, and the quote will be clear—start by seeing exactly what four items your money goes toward.
Whether it's a website that only showcases and takes inquiries, or a full online store with ordering and payment, that's where the workload differs the most.
Each additional language means the entire set of content, navigation, and SEO elements must be tested again.
The number of categories in the product line and the number of detail pages directly determine the workload of content filling.
Cross-border payments, logistics tracking, multi-currency, ERP integration, etc., assessed based on actual needs.
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Official website-style foreign trade sites are priced based on the number of pages and languages. E-commerce stores include additional payment and order modules. Submit your requirements to receive a detailed quote within 1 business day, with no hidden fees.
Standard official website: 7-15 business days; with multi-language and e-commerce modules: approx. 15-25 business days.
Automatically generate industry articles using AI, translate them into multiple languages, add images, and publish them to your site. Keep your site content continuously updated without the need for dedicated writers.
Corporate websites aim to introduce the company, while foreign trade marketing websites focus on generating inquiries and orders. Everything from page structure and copywriting to forms is designed for conversion.
The official website serves as a brand showcase, while an independent site is your own business hub with proprietary domain, data, and customers, enabling both brand presentation and online transactions.
Sure. The site comes with built-in sitemap, structured data, and active submission features. After delivery, we will assist you in completing verification and submission on the Baidu and Bing Webmaster Tools platforms.
You can provide your own domain, or we can purchase and configure it for you. We recommend using a registered Chinese domain for more stable access speed and indexing performance.
Yes. Visually edit articles, products, pages, and SEO information in the backend, with AI writing and translation features. No technical background required.
"How much does it cost to build a website?" There's no one-size-fits-all price, but we can give you a range you can actually compare against. Only four things really affect the quote: the type of site (a showcase-style corporate website / an online store with checkout / a multilingual multi-site setup), the number of language versions, the scale of pages and sections, and the integration touchpoints (cross-border payments, logistics tracking, multi-currency, connections to your internal systems).
On the market, quotes range from a few thousand to tens of thousands, and the difference usually isn't "how well it's built" — it's how broad the scope of those four things is. A quote that's clearly below cost is usually cut down in three ways: a template that ignores your design, content (product images and copy) left for you to fill in yourself, and no attention to indexation after launch. Yet those three are exactly what matters most for lead generation on an export site.
If you want actual numbers, tell us your product lines, target markets, and the languages you need, and we'll send you a site plan with an itemized quote within one business day — with every line showing where the money goes, instead of one vague total.
Tell us your industry and target market, and we'll provide site planning and a detailed quote within 1 business day.
Includes site structure recommendations, language solutions, content planning, and quotation details.
No sales pitch—solution first.