Starter management
For newly launched sites with a small surface area. Hosting, backups, updates where applicable, monitoring, and routine content edits.
Pricing · Scoped per site
Website Management
Ongoing website management for logistics and supply chain companies
A website is not finished when it launches. Hosting, backups, security patching, uptime monitoring, and the steady stream of small content edits never stop, and when nobody owns them, they turn into the risk your team quietly worries about.
Website Management is that ownership. One partner, one accountable point of contact, scoped to the site's architecture, publishing cadence, integrations, and how much internal support is realistic. Marketing gets a fast path for changes. IT gets documented change control and a partner who won't create surprise risk.
Who it is for
Built for logistics teams who need a partner, not another vendor.
- Companies that just launched a new site and need an owner
- Warehousing and asset-heavy operators who cannot afford downtime
- Marketing leads without dedicated web engineers
- IT and technology leaders who want documented change control and integration awareness
- Operators who want a predictable website partner
Outcomes
What gets better
- Managed hosting, SSL, and backups
- Software updates and security patching where applicable
- Threat and uptime monitoring
- Content and image edits handled quickly
- Documented change control and clear ownership
- A partner IT can trust and marketing can actually use
Why teams choose us
An extension of your team, not another vendor to manage
Digital Dispatch plugs into your marketing team, your IT team, and the contractors already helping. One accountable partner who speaks logistics, moves in days instead of quarters, and leaves documentation so the site keeps working after launch.
Fast
Founder-led delivery with no account-manager layer between you and the work. Decisions land in days, not sprint theater.
Fit-first
Architecture chosen for your content, publishing, integrations, security, and ownership model. Not a stack forced onto every project.
Quality
Technical SEO, accessibility, performance, and integrations handled deliberately, not bolted on after a complaint.
Trustworthy
Documented ownership, clear change control, and honest scope. If it is not a fit, we say so early, in writing.
Engagement shapes
How this offer is scoped
Growth management
For sites with regular publishing, integrations, or higher risk tolerance. Adds priority hardening, deeper monitoring, and closer coordination with marketing and IT.
Pricing · Scoped per site
Enterprise / Custom
For complex sites, custom applications, and operations with formal governance or compliance considerations. Documented change control, integration awareness, and defined support paths.
Pricing · Scoped per engagement
Scope at a glance
Included
- Managed hosting and SSL certificate
- Backups appropriate to the architecture
- Software updates and routine security patching where applicable
- Threat and uptime monitoring
- Edits to existing text and images handled quickly
- Documented ownership, access, and change control
- Periodic performance and health reporting
Not included
- New pages, new sections, or custom code (scoped separately)
- Full redesigns or rebuilds
- Ad campaign management or general marketing retainers
- Legal, tax, or compliance advice
Process
How the work runs
- Step 01
Onboard
Transfer access, document the site, and set up monitoring, backups, and support paths.
- Step 02
Operate
Hosting, backups, updates, monitoring, and routine content edits handled on a predictable rhythm.
- Step 03
Report
Periodic performance and health reports so nothing about the site is a black box.
- Step 04
Adjust
Change scope as the site or the business changes. Growth, integrations, and larger projects handled deliberately.
Pricing
The engagement model
Website management is scoped per site. What moves an engagement between levels: site architecture, publishing cadence, integrations connected to the site, security posture, and how much support your internal team and contractors need from us.
Final scope, cadence, and pricing are confirmed in the approved proposal and agreement.
FAQ
Common questions
Per site. Scope depends on the architecture, how often you publish, what the site is connected to, security posture, and how much internal support is realistic. That's confirmed before you sign anything.
Swapping existing text or images: updating a phone number, a price, a photo, or a line of copy on a page that already exists.
New pages, new sections, custom code, or design changes. That work is scoped separately under Custom Development and Technical Services.
Sometimes. The site is reviewed case by case. If it can't be supported safely as-is, we'll say so and outline what would need to change first.
Ownership, access, deployment, and change control are documented so IT knows who has what and how changes reach production. Integrations, data access, and security considerations are flagged as they come up rather than after the fact.
Target audience
Built for these buyers
Digital Dispatch is scoped for a specific set of companies. If you sit in one of these categories, the fit is usually clear.
Logistics service providers
Brokerages, carriers, 3PLs, and specialized operators (drayage, warehousing, cross-border, final-mile) that need a website partner marketing can use and IT can trust, without a generic agency translation layer.
Logistics technology companies
SaaS and platform companies whose marketing site should match the seriousness of the product. If the product runs freight and the site looks temporary, the site is costing you deals.
IT and technology leaders
Owners who need documented ownership, sensible change control, integration awareness, and a partner who will not create surprise IT risk to hit a marketing deadline.
Founders, operators, and lean marketing teams
Mid-market and lean enterprise teams that need a fractional web team for builds and ongoing ownership, not a bargain builder and not a fractional CMO or CTO retainer.
Select agency partners
Agencies serving logistics clients who need a technical partner at the table without losing the account. We stay in our lane.
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