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Logistics and trucking website design

Logistics websites that win shippers and recruit drivers.

Sumonpro builds websites for trucking companies, freight brokers, dispatch services and 3PLs on WordPress Elementor: service and lane pages, quote request and tracking integrations, a driver recruiting section with online applications, and SEO so shippers and carriers searching for your services find you.

700+

Websites built

5.0

319 Fiverr reviews

8 yrs

Design, dev & SEO

30 days

To launch, guaranteed

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The problem

Shippers want capacity. Drivers want a reason. One site has to do both.

Three things most trucking and logistics sites get wrong:

01

Services with no specifics

No lanes, equipment, capacity or compliance details, so the shipper cannot tell if you fit.

02

No driver recruiting

A “Careers” line instead of a real driver page with pay, home time, equipment and a one-page application.

03

No quote or tracking path

A contact form where a quote request form and a tracking link should be.

What's included

Every page a logistics or trucking site needs.

Built for the two audiences that pay the bills: shippers and drivers.

/services/[service]

Service and equipment pages

FTL, LTL, reefer, flatbed, expedited, warehousing, each with capacity and coverage details.

/lanes · /coverage

Lanes and coverage map

Where you run, where you have capacity, and how to request it.

/get-a-quote

Quote request form

Origin, destination, freight details in, your dispatcher notified in seconds.

/drivers

Driver recruiting page

Pay, home time, equipment, benefits and an online application that works on a phone.

/shippers

Why shippers choose us

Safety rating, insurance, on-time record, tracking and the team they will talk to.

/about · /compliance

Proof: authority, insurance, safety

MC/DOT numbers, insurance, certifications and years in business, structured for search.

Design, SEO and AI search

Logistics & trucking website design, SEO and AI search optimization in one plan.

Most logistics and trucking businesses hire one company for the website and another for SEO, and nobody owns AI search. Sumonpro builds the site, ranks it and makes it citable by AI tools, with one point of contact.

01

Website design & development

A custom, mobile-first logistics and trucking website on WordPress Elementor, Showit, Wix or Squarespace: under 2 seconds, one H1 per page, clean H2/H3 structure, descriptive alt text and copy written for your customers.

02

Local SEO

Keyword research for the searches your logistics and trucking customers use, service and location pages, Google Business Profile optimization, citations, reviews strategy and monthly ranking reports.

03

AI search optimization (GEO)

FAQPage, Service and LocalBusiness schema, answer-first content and consistent business details so ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name your logistics and trucking business.

Past work

Logistics and B2B websites I have built.

A&H Freight Company homepage — 3pl logistics & warehousing website design and development by Sumonpro

3PL logistics & warehousing · Whittier, CA

Infinity Express homepage — trucking & transportation logistics website design and development by Sumonpro

Trucking & transportation logistics

Rell Heat Exchanger Services homepage — industrial services website design and development by Sumonpro

Industrial services · Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rell Heat Exchanger Services

Brands I have worked with

Green Page Logistics
Montage Transport & Logistics
MC Young Freight
Gapbridge

Case study

A 3PL site built to rank locally and start shipper conversations.

A&H Freight Company, Inc. · Whittier, California

The challenge

A transportation and warehousing company needed to show its full service range and turn shippers into conversations.

What I built

A “Top-rated 3PL logistics services in Whittier, CA” H1 over port imagery, a plain-language intro naming local delivery, long-haul shipping, warehousing and storage, a single Get Started Today call to action, and services and why-us pages.

3

service lines named in the hero

1

call to action repeated

My workflow

From first call to live website in four steps.

Most sites are live in 30 days. Your total time: about two hours.

1

Planning & requirements

A short form and one call: your goals, audience, services and the pages you need. I plan the site map and keywords.

2

First draft

The homepage layout, look and structure on desktop and phone. You send feedback; I revise the same day.

3

Full build & feedback

All remaining pages built, forms tested, speed and mobile checked, with up to three rounds of changes.

4

Launch, local SEO & care

Go live with on-page local SEO, Google connected, your login details and a training video. Monthly plan keeps it ranking.

Packages

Three fixed-price packages for logistics and trucking businesses.

Every build includes copywriting, mobile-first design, tested forms, Google Business Profile connection and 60 days of the Care plan. Two milestones: 50% to start, 50% at launch. Monthly SEO + AI search and Care plans available after launch.

Launch

A new business or a one-person operation

Fixed price · quoted within a day of your audit

Growth

Most chosen

An established carrier or broker

Fixed price · quoted within a day of your audit

Dominate

Owning your market, not just your town

Fixed price · quoted within a day of your audit

The guarantee

Live in 30 days, or your Care plan is free for 6 months.

I control the timeline, so I can promise it. The only thing you owe me is the form and the photos in week 1.

Client testimonials on Fiverr

319 reviews. Average 5.0.

Rated 5 out of 5

“It was really great working with Sumon. Every question I had was answered with quick response and answer that helps. Also made some short clips with explaining some difficult things so that I can check it later again.”

remstar81 · Netherlands · WordPress

Rated 5 out of 5

“It was delivered good, fast and as expected.”

adamwiberg · Sweden · WordPress

Frequently asked questions

Logistics & trucking website questions, answered.

Short, direct answers written for owners, and for the AI tools your customers ask.

Yes. Quote forms go to your dispatcher or TMS, and tracking links or embedded portals connect to your system where it offers one.

A dedicated driver page with pay, home time, equipment and a mobile-friendly application is standard, and it can be promoted separately on job boards and ads.

Service and lane pages with specific equipment and coverage, proof of authority and safety, and consistent business information. AI search tools cite the same specific, structured pages.

Yes. Dispatch and freight broker sites get carrier-facing and shipper-facing pages with the right forms for each.

Most are live in 30 days; sites with integrations and many service pages take six to eight weeks.

Yes. The site follows your brand colors and logo; if you need a logo refresh, that can be scoped separately.

Yes. Every logistics and trucking website includes on-page SEO, schema markup and answer-first FAQs from day one. The monthly Local SEO and AI search plan adds keyword research, Google Business Profile work, citations, new pages and monthly checks of what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI say about your business.

Strategy and a site map, copywriting, custom mobile-first design, development on WordPress Elementor, Showit, Wix or Squarespace, forms and integrations, speed optimization, on-page SEO, schema, launch with redirects, and 60 days of website care.

Free · no call required

Send me your logistics and trucking website. I'll send back a 90-second video of what I'd fix.

Your site on a phone, the three things costing you shipper inquiries, and what they’d look like fixed. If it makes sense to talk, we book 15 minutes. If not, keep the video.

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