Logistics company website: shipping cost calculator, cargo tracking and routes
Logistics clients want two things from the site: a rough shipping price without calling, and the ability to track cargo already in transit without waiting for a manager's call.
A cost calculator by route and cargo specs
Price depends on route, weight, volume and cargo type — a calculator saves time on routine requests and filters out irrelevant enquiries.
For oversized or unusual cargo, state that pricing is calculated individually, with a form allowing photos or a description to be attached.
Online cargo tracking
Entering a waybill number to see delivery status is a baseline expectation in 2026 — its absence reads as an outdated operation. Even a simple status handles most 'where is my shipment' calls.
Telegram status change notifications reduce dispatcher load even more than tracking alone, since clients don't have to check manually.
Corporate client terms
Recurring corporate shipping is the most valuable segment and needs contract terms, not one-off quotes: fixed volume pricing, priority handling, a dedicated account manager on a B2B page.
Show fleet size and warehouse capacity where relevant — large clients assess whether you can physically handle their volume before negotiating.