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Website design & care for logistics companies

Websites that move freight forward.

Cargopages designs, builds, and maintains websites for freight forwarders, 3PLs, and carriers — so every page answers a real shipping question and leads to a structured quote request. No dev team, no software subscription.

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  • Fixed scope, fixed timeline
  • Care included after launch
  • Built for RFQ conversion
Sample concept
Care log — rate table updated Mar 27 CMS for rates included

The hidden cost of an outdated website

An outdated website is quietly costing you quotes.

Quotes get lost in email chains

Visitors can't submit structured shipment details, so they fall back to vague emails. Your team spends hours qualifying leads a form should have filtered.

Every rate change becomes a project

A tariff update, a new lane, a service change — each one needs whoever built the site. So pages go stale, and customers notice.

Trust is decided in one glance

International partners judge your operation by your website. A slow, dated site undermines the reliability your team works hard to deliver.

What changes when Cargopages builds your website

A typical logistics website
A Cargopages website
First impression
A generic template that could be any company
Designed around how freight buyers research
Quote requests
A contact form with no shipment detail
RFQ forms capture origin, destination, cargo & weight
Mobile
An afterthought, hard to use on site
Mobile-first layout for the dock office
Services & equipment
A dense paragraph under “About Us”
Dedicated service, fleet & equipment pages
After launch
You’re on your own when anything breaks
Security, updates, backups & monthly reports
Ready to replace the status quo?

How it works

From first call to launch — and beyond.

01

Clarify

A 30-minute call maps your services, equipment, lanes, and the questions buyers ask before booking.

Deliverable: one-page strategy brief
02

Design

We design the site around the quote: service pages, fleet pages, and a quote form on every high-intent page.

Deliverable: clickable prototype
03

Build

A fast, secure, mobile-first site with a CMS your team can use from day one — no dark dashboard.

Deliverable: launched site + training
04

Care

Rate updates, content changes, security, backups, and monitoring — handled by us, every month.

Deliverable: monthly care report

Designed for freight sales

Built for the way freight is actually sold.

Every template we design starts from the RFQ — the moment a visitor decides whether to contact you. The result is a website that works like a well-trained sales person.

RFQ-first layout

Quote forms appear on every high-intent page and pre-qualify origin, destination, cargo, and weight — so your team follows up ready to price.

Service & equipment pages

Fleet, equipment types, and service areas presented as scannable pages — not one dense paragraph under “About”.

Incoterms & documentation

Clear pages for Incoterms, ISF, and documentation questions that commonly stall a quote. Fewer back-and-forth emails.

Tracking integration

A tracking lookup page designed to match your operations — connect your TMS or carrier tracking when you're ready.

A CMS you'll use

Change rates, tariffs, news, and team pages yourself. We design the editing experience as carefully as the front end.

Multilingual-ready

Structure that supports English, Spanish, German, and other languages when your lanes expand.

Selected concepts

Sample work from our studio.

Design directions we've built for freight, air cargo, and customs teams. All samples are illustrative.

Air freightBooking flowCMS

VectorCargo

Air freight specialist — a booking-first site with flight tracking and quote forms.

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CustomsDocumentationTrust-focused

Atlas Customs

Customs brokerage — a formal, trust-first layout that simplifies complex compliance services.

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TruckingLane mapsRFQ

Bayline Carriers

Drayage & trucking — a route-focused design that makes coverage and equipment easy to scan.

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Care in action: a sample month

The maintenance loop that keeps client sites fresh long after launch.

Illustrative sample care log.

  1. Mar 27Ocean tariff table updated — 2 lanes, published same day
  2. Mar 19New guide page: “How Incoterms affect your quote”
  3. Mar 12Security patch applied — no downtime
  4. Mar 04Monthly performance report sent to client

Managed care, not just a launch

After launch, the website stays in good hands.

We treat every project as a long-term partnership. A monthly care report shows what changed, what was fixed, and how the site is performing.

  • Security updates & SSL — handled every month
  • Daily backups — kept for 14 days
  • Uptime monitoring — we get paged so you don't have to
  • Performance budget — sites built to load fast on 4G
  • Integration-ready — TMS, rate tables, tracking APIs
  • Hosting & domain help — migration and setup included

Pricing

Fixed scope. Honest pricing.

Every project starts with a short scoping call and ends with a fixed quote — no hourly surprises.

Launch

From $4,900 / one-time

For new forwarders or full redesigns.

  • Strategy brief
  • 6 pages, mobile-first design
  • RFQ form on key pages
  • CMS training included
  • Launch in 4–6 weeks
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Most common

Grow

From $8,900 / one-time

The full sales website for a growing operation.

  • Up to 14 pages
  • Service, equipment & Incoterms pages
  • Tracking integration-ready
  • Multilingual structure
  • Conversion analytics setup
  • Launch in 8–10 weeks
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Care

From $490 / month

Ongoing design & maintenance after launch.

  • Rate & content updates
  • Security patches & backups
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Monthly performance report
  • Priority email support
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Prices are starting points. A fixed quote follows a 30-minute scoping call — if we're not a fit, we'll tell you.

Field notes

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Practical guides on freight websites, RFQ conversion, and digital operations.

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FAQ

Common questions, straight answers.

We already have a website — do we have to start over?

Not necessarily. We start with an audit of your current site, traffic, and quote flow. Sometimes a redesign of the core pages is enough; sometimes a rebuild costs about the same as a heavy rework and gives you a better foundation.

Who writes the content?

We handle structure and design. Copy can come from you, or we can collaborate with your operations team. For key pages we draft sample copy so you can see the intended tone before committing.

How long does the first project take?

Launch projects take 4–6 weeks. Grow projects take 8–10 weeks. The timeline is fixed in the proposal before we start, so you know exactly when the site goes live.

Can we update rates and pages ourselves?

Yes. You'll get a CMS designed for exactly that — no developer required. If you'd rather not touch it, the Care plan handles updates for you.

Do you integrate with our TMS or tracking system?

We build the website layer and can connect to tracking pages, rate tables, and booking tools you already use. You keep full ownership of your systems; we handle the customer-facing experience.

What happens after launch?

Your site goes into Care: security, backups, monitoring, and monthly reporting. You can also request design improvements as your services and lanes grow.

Next step

Let's get your website moving.

Tell us about your operation. We'll reply within one business day with a few questions and a proposal outline.

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  1. 130-minute scoping call
  2. 2Fixed proposal in 3 days
  3. 3Launch in 4–8 weeks

If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you plainly and point you to someone who is.