Trucking & Logistics Website Design
The Receipts
Built for the companies that keep freight moving.
Trucking companies get burned by web designers more than almost any industry we work with. Template sites that look like every other carrier’s. Contact forms nobody answers. Driver application pages so clunky that good driver give up halfway through. A website that does nothing while your trucks do everything.
We’ve built the other kind. Tidewater Transit, MultiModal Logistics, and Carolina Wholesale Truck Center all run on sites we designed from scratch, built around what actually moves the needle in this industry: driver recruiting that works on a phone in a truck stop, service pages, that make shippers trust you before the first call, and branding that holds up on a website, business card, and on the side of a trailer.
Click through the work and see for yourself.
How We Solve It
What we actually build for trucking companies.
Our website packages start at $3,000, with most trucking companies landing between $5,000 and $10,000 depending on what the business needs: number of pages, branding work, and whether we're building extras like inventory listings. Every site is designed from scratch. No templates.
Yes, and this one is one of the most important questions you can ask a web designer. A careless redesign throws away the URLs and content Google already ranks. We map every existing page, preserve or properly redirect the URLs that earn traffic and rebuild from there. When we redesigned Tidewater Transits site, traffic didn't dip it grew.
We do, and we'd argue it's the most valuable page on the carrier's website. Driver research companies from their phones, so the careers page has to load fast, answer questions drivers actually have, and put the path to apply front and center. Recruiting was a core focus of the Tidewater Transit rebuild.
Absolutely, Eastern North Carolina isn't built on mega-carriers, it's built on family fleets, owner-operators who grew, and regional outfits. Our packages are priced so a ten truck operation can afford the same quality of brand and website a hundred truck company gets. Its you're big enough to have competition, you're big enough to need to look better than them.
Yes. Hosting, maintenance, updates, and changes, we handle all of it. Our trucking companies don't file support tickets, they reach out to us directly. You run trucks, we run the website.
Because a generic designer builds you a pretty brochure, and trucking websites have real jobs to do: recruit drivers, win shipper trust, and carry a brand that has to look right on a website and on the side of a 53 foot trailer. We've build for carrier, logistics operations, and truck dealers across Eastern NC, so we're not learning your industry on your invoice.
We are based in Eastern North Carolina, so companies around Kinston, Greenville, and Jacksonville, get us face to face if that's easier. But plenty of our work ships beyond the region. If you're a carrier anywhere in the country, the process works just as well by phone and screen share.
Where we work
Eastern North Carolina's trucking web designer
We’re based in Eastern North Carolina and we build for the companies that keep this region moving. Kinston, Greenville, Goldsboro, New Bern, Wilson, Rocky Mount, and everywhere between, if your trucks run out of eastern NC, we’re close enough to sit down face to face. And when the work calls for it, we serve carriers and logistics companies nationwide.
Ready for a website and brand that work as hard as your fleet? Let’s talk.
