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Websites for trucking companies
A trucking company's website is read by two very different people: a shipper or broker deciding whether to trust you with a load, and a driver deciding whether to work for you. Both want facts — equipment, lanes, authority, safety, pay. We build a site that gives each of them what they came for, in 48 hours: $390 one-time.
Who reads a trucking website, and what they check
Shippers and brokers want to know what you haul, where, with what equipment, and whether you are legitimate — they will look up your USDOT and MC numbers before they tender a load. Drivers want to know the routes, home time, equipment and pay structure before they apply. A site that hides those facts behind "contact us for more information" loses both.
The sections a trucking site needs
Capabilities: equipment, freight, lanes
Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, box truck; truckload or LTL; regional, long-haul or local; the lanes you run most often. Specific beats impressive: "53' dry vans, Northeast to Southeast, weekly" tells a broker in five seconds whether to call.
Authority, safety and insurance
Your USDOT and MC numbers in the footer of every page, your cargo and liability coverage stated, and a short safety statement. This is what brokers check first, and it costs you nothing to show.
Request a freight quote
A form built for freight, not for a generic "message": origin and destination, freight type, weight, dimensions or pallet count, pickup date, special requirements. Quotes come in ready to price.
Driver hiring
A careers page with the facts drivers want — routes, home time, equipment, pay basis, benefits, requirements (CDL class, experience) — and a short application form. A clear hiring page brings better-matched applicants than a job-board post alone.
About the company
Who owns it, how many trucks, how long you have been running, where you are based. Smaller carriers win loads on reliability and communication; say so with specifics.
Contact for dispatch
Dispatch phone and email, hours, and after-hours contact if you have one — the details a shipper needs when a load is on the road.
What it costs
Five pages cover most carriers: home, services and equipment, about and safety, freight quote, and driver careers. A separate page per service line (for example warehousing or dedicated contracts) gets its own page, included in the $390.
- $390One-time — all pages, own domain + one business email for the first year
- 48 hWorking draft, before you pay anything
- Care$149/year for a full site (optional): hosting, security, backups, 4 small updates a year
Google Business Profile setup and hosting for the first 3 months are included. Extra updates $20 each. All terms.
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Getting found by shippers
Shippers search with freight words: "reefer carrier Connecticut", "flatbed trucking Northeast". Naming your equipment, freight types and lanes in plain words on the site is what matches you to those searches. A Google Business Profile with your terminal or office location (if you have one customers can visit) or your service area helps the same way on Maps.
FAQ
- Should we show our USDOT and MC numbers on the site?
Yes. Brokers and shippers look them up anyway; showing them on every page signals that you have nothing to hide and saves them a step.
- Can the site help us hire drivers?
Yes — a careers page with routes, home time, equipment, pay basis and requirements, plus a short application form, so applicants arrive already informed.
- Can shippers request a quote through the site?
Yes. The quote form asks for origin, destination, freight type, weight, dates and requirements, so requests come in ready to price.
- What does it cost?
Full professional website: $390 one-time. All pages, your own domain + one business email for the first year, Google Business Profile setup, hosting included for the first 3 months.
See your draft first — pay only if you want it live
Tell us what your business does. Within 48 hours you get a working draft of your website; you pay only when you want it live — $390 one-time. We reply the same day.