- Home
- Business websites
- For logistics
Websites for logistics and transportation
Websites for logistics companies that fill your inbox with quote requests.
For carriers, logistics operators, GPS tracking companies and courier services: a website that explains your operation to a corporate buyer, takes the request with the shipment details and sends it to your WhatsApp and your database.
01 What's included
What a logistics company's website needs.
Whoever hires you is a purchasing or operations manager comparing suppliers. They need to understand quickly what you do, where, and what backs you up.
-
Services explained for businesses
Each service with what it solves, its coverage, the types of cargo or vehicle and how to hire it, in the buyer's language and not just the operation's.
Fewer calls to explain the basics.
-
A complete quote request
A form that asks for what you need to quote: origin and destination, type of cargo, frequency or number of vehicles, and the company's details.
You can quote from the first message.
-
WhatsApp for each service
Each service has its own WhatsApp button with a prewritten message, so your sales rep knows from the greeting what the customer is looking for.
The context arrives with the contact.
-
Database and dashboard
Every request is saved in your own database, with a dashboard where you view, filter and export contacts. None get lost in an email.
Your potential customers, in one place.
-
Credibility for corporate purchasing
Clients grouped by industry, years in operation, coverage and documents such as certifications or insurance policies, if you have them. What a buyer checks before asking for a quote.
Trust before the first call.
-
AI assistant
It answers frequent questions about your services at any hour, asks what's needed to quote and leaves the contact ready for your sales team.
AI assistants
02 Real case
Global 24 GPS: fleet tracking explained to operations managers.
Global 24 GPS is a Bogotá company that tracks fleets by satellite for businesses across the country. It needed a website that explained a technical service to the person making the purchase decision and received organized requests.
Visit global24solution.com- Message
A website focused on what a company gains: control of its fleet, continuous monitoring and a cloud platform, without promises the operation can't keep.
- Plans
A comparison of the platform tiers so the buyer can choose without calling to ask about the difference.
- WhatsApp
Buttons with a ready-made message for each service type, which take the customer to the sales rep with their interest already clear.
- Requests
A form that saves every request in its own database, with an admin dashboard, and an FAQ chat.
03 How it works
This is how a company comes to ask you for a quote.
From a Google search to a quote sent, with the details your team needs from the first message.
Illustrative example: the company, the route and the dates are made up.
- Tuesday · The search
The purchasing manager at a food company in Medellín searches for “refrigerated freight Medellín Bogotá” and finds your service page.
- Tuesday · The decision
They see the refrigerated vehicles, the route coverage and that you already work with other food companies. They decide to ask you for a price.
- Tuesday · The request
They fill out the quote form: origin, destination, type of cargo, approximate weight and two shipments a week. The assistant confirms you received it.
- Wednesday · The quote
Your sales rep sees the request in WhatsApp and in the dashboard, and replies with the price without three calls to understand what they need.
04 Handle with care
What a logistics company's website shouldn't do.
A corporate buyer compares suppliers closely. One broken promise weighs more than ten kept ones.
- Overpromising
Delivery times, coverage or guarantees the operation can't sustain every day. Better fewer and true.
- Published fixed rates
Freight prices change with the route, fuel and volume. An outdated table causes disputes; a quote doesn't.
- Other companies' stock photos
Trucks with other companies' logos or warehouses that aren't yours. Your real vehicles and team build more trust.
- Clients without permission
Logos of companies that didn't agree to appear. Ask for permission or show the industries without names.
05 Plans
The plan that fits your operation.
All include an AI assistant, WhatsApp connection, analytics and monthly care. They're quoted in writing after the free assessment.
- AI Landing Page
One service or campaign: a route, a type of cargo or a new product.
- AI Website
Your whole company: services, coverage, clients by industry, quote requests and SEO.
- Custom software
A customer portal, shipment tracking or integration with your platform.
- Digital advertising
Google and Meta campaigns to reach buyers in other cities.
06 Questions
Questions from logistics and transportation companies.
Have another question? Message us and we'll reply the same business day.
Ask on WhatsAppHow do quote requests reach me?
In your WhatsApp or your email, with all the details you asked for in the form, and they're saved in a database with a dashboard where you view, filter and export them. No request depends on someone checking an inbox.
Can it connect to my tracking platform or my system?
It depends on the platform. The most common option is a direct link so your clients can log in to their platform from your website. If your system has an API, deeper integrations are possible, such as checking a shipment's status; those are quoted as custom software after we review them in the assessment.
Will it help me win clients in other cities?
Yes. The website is organized by service, route and type of cargo, which is how corporate buyers search on Google, and it can be backed by campaigns aimed at purchasing and operations managers in the cities you care about.
Can I show the companies that are already my clients?
Yes, if they authorize it. Grouping your clients by industry, such as food, construction or retail, shows a new buyer that you already work with companies like theirs. If you don't have authorization, we show the industries without names.
How much does a website for a logistics company cost?
It depends on how many services you explain, what your quote form looks like and whether you need a dashboard or integrations. Blinq doesn't publish prices: after the free assessment we send you a written proposal within 24 business hours, with a one-time setup and a monthly care plan. Also read what changes the price of a website.
How many quote requests go unanswered in an email?
We review your website and how your requests arrive today, and tell you what to change first. Free, with no commitment.