Digital Dispatch
Website Builds

Logistics websites built to fit the way your company actually operates

Most logistics websites are either a template a shipper never takes seriously, or a bespoke build the marketing team can't safely touch after launch. Digital Dispatch builds the middle path: a site scoped to your operation, wired for marketing and sales, and handed off with a clear owner.

Blythe works directly with leadership to define a website strategy before a single page is designed. Content volume, publishing workflow, integrations, application logic, security posture, and how much your team can realistically own after launch all shape the architecture. You get a fit, not a stack forced onto the project.

Scope and price are agreed up front. The site goes live with technical SEO, Search Console, analytics, and lead capture already wired in, then rolls straight into website management so nothing about the site becomes nobody's job.

Blythe Brumleve smiling at her desk, hands on the keyboard while building a website

Who it is for

Built for logistics teams who need a partner, not another vendor.

  • Brokerages replacing an outdated site
  • Carriers who need a serious web presence for shippers and drivers
  • 3PLs consolidating service lines, industries, and locations
  • Logistics technology companies whose marketing site should match the product
  • IT and technology leaders who want a documented, accountable web partner
  • Founders and lean marketing teams at mid-market and lean enterprise operators who need a fractional web team, not a bargain builder

Outcomes

What gets better

  • Fast, mobile-responsive, and accessible by default
  • Logistics-specific structure without generic templates
  • Technical SEO and Search Console wired in at launch
  • Analytics and lead capture configured before go-live
  • Search migration handled deliberately, not by guesswork
  • Rolls into a management engagement so the site has an owner
  • Local search setup for companies with real locations: terminals, warehouses, yards, and branch offices

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

Standard website build

Roughly up to ten pages. Custom design, logistics-specific structure, website strategy rooted in marketing and sales integrations, technical SEO, Search Console, analytics, and lead capture wired in at launch.

Pricing · Starts at $5,000

Custom application, portal, or dashboard

Integrations, internal tools, or data-driven features. Scoped after a discovery conversation. Custom Development and Technical Services covers the full range.

Pricing · Quoted per project

Scope at a glance

Included

  • Custom design and layout, built for logistics and supply chain audiences
  • Mobile-responsive on every breakpoint
  • Technical SEO, Search Console, and analytics configured before launch
  • Lead capture and form handling set up at go-live
  • Search migration plan and redirect map preparation
  • Handoff into a website management engagement for ongoing ownership

Not included

  • Template-only sites without discovery
  • Blind lift-and-shift migrations
  • One-time launches with no ongoing owner
  • Broad social, podcast, or media retainers

Process

How the work runs

  1. Step 01

    Review

    Review the current website, analytics, Search Console data, forms, priority pages, and business goals.

  2. Step 02

    Plan

    Decide what stays, improves, merges, moves, or eventually retires. Agree on scope, architecture, and integrations in writing before design starts.

  3. Step 03

    Build

    Build on a private preview URL and review across mobile and desktop.

  4. Step 04

    Launch

    Go live only after content, tracking, accessibility, SEO, forms, and migration checks are approved.

  5. Step 05

    Operate

    Continue under a management engagement so the site has an owner after launch.

Pricing

The engagement model

Standard website builds start at $5,000. That includes Blythe's direct involvement in website strategy, information architecture, and marketing/sales integration planning. Custom applications, dashboards, portals, and integration-heavy engagements are quoted per project.

These are starting points, not universal prices. Final scope, payment terms, and architecture are confirmed in the approved proposal and agreement.

FAQ

Common questions

It depends on the site. Content volume, how often you publish, who publishes, integrations, application logic, security and governance needs, and how much internal ownership makes sense after launch all inform the decision. The goal is a fit, not a single stack forced onto every project.

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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