Industries / 3PL & warehousing

3PL website design.

Show your locations, capacity and systems clearly, make starting an RFP easy, and see which pages bring in serious inquiries.

Free and no obligation. We reply within one working day.

How 3PLs are chosen

Buyers are running a shortlist.

Buyers compare several 3PLs. Your site has to make the shortlist.

Where? Warehouse locations and square footage.

What? Storage, order volumes and services.

Will it plug in? Your integrations.

The pages

What a 3PL site needs.

Locations & capacity

Each warehouse, its size and reach.

Square footageRegions
Fulfillment

Ecommerce and B2B fulfillment explained in plain terms.

Pick & packB2BDTC
Value-added services

Kitting, cross-docking, labeling and returns.

KittingCross-dockReturns
Integrations

The platforms and EDI you connect to.

EDIEcommerceWMS
Storage types

What you store and the standards you meet.

AmbientTemperature-controlledFood-grade
RFP-ready quote form

SKUs, monthly orders, pallet positions.

SKUsOrdersPallets

Search

How brands find a 3PL.

Buyers search by location, service and specialty.

We build a page for each and track which ones bring RFPs. No ranking promises.

3PL warehouse Atlantaecommerce fulfillment center Texasfood grade warehousing3PL for Shopify brandscross docking services Chicagotemperature controlled warehouse

Client result · Cross-border freight

Logistech WeConnect

Cross-border freight from South Africa to the DRC. We rebuilt the site to bring in quote requests.

The client

A cross-border freight company moving groupage, mining and heavy-haul freight.

The problem

Shippers couldn’t tell fast enough whether the route and cargo fit, or how to get a price.

What we changed

The lane on the first screen, destination cities up front, a quote button above the fold, WhatsApp one tap away, and every inquiry tracked.

What happened

The website became an inquiry channel, with no ad spend behind it.

The results · reported by the client

25+Website inquiriesReported by the client.
$425KEstimated opportunity valueClient’s estimate (about R7M). Not revenue.

What these numbers are

25+ inquiries sent to a cross-border freight company through the website we rebuilt, before any ad spend.

The $425K is Logistech WeConnect’s own estimate of what those inquiries could be worth, about R7M. It is not revenue. Several have already become signed clients.

If you run a trucking, freight forwarding, 3PL or brokerage company, this is the job your website should be doing: turning a shipper’s search into a quote request.

“Professional, responsive, and results-driven. Stryde understood our market and delivered a website that exceeded our expectations.”
Prodigy Kabongo · Owner, Logistech WeConnect

Figures reported by the client. Opportunity value is their estimate, not revenue (about R7M at roughly R16.45 to US$1).

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Questions

3PL questions.

What does the free website review include?

We look at your current site the way a shipper would: whether it shows the lanes and freight you handle, how it works on a phone, and how easy it is to ask for a quote. Then we show you what we’d change first. No obligation.

Can you build a page for each warehouse?

Yes. Location pages are among the most useful pages a 3PL can have.

Can the quote form handle an RFP?

Yes. It asks for what you need to price a job: SKUs, orders, storage.

Should we list our integrations?

Yes. Buyers often filter 3PLs by integrations.

Do you guarantee RFPs or rankings?

No. We build the foundation and measure what it brings in.

The problem, and the fix

Your website should do more than prove you exist. Most freight sites stop there.

Ours do three jobs, in order.

01 · Get found

Found.

Pages for the lanes and services shippers search for.

FixesNot built for how buyers searchHard to use on a phone
02 · Build trust

Trusted.

Clear coverage and proof, so shippers trust you fast.

FixesServices listed, not explainedRoutes and capabilities hidden
03 · Get the inquiry

Quoted.

A quick quote form on every page, tracked to its source.

FixesNo clear way to ask for a quoteNothing measured

How a project runs

From first call to first inquiry.

  1. 01

    Conversation

    A call about your lanes and buyers.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A one-page plan for you to approve.

  3. 03

    Build

    A live preview you can review.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Go live, with Google and tracking set up.

  5. 05

    Improve

    Refine what brings in inquiries.

Selected work

Built by Stryde.

All work & results →

Why Stryde

A specialist, not a generalist agency.

We build websites and search systems for logistics and freight companies.

01

We know the buyer

We build for how shippers buy.

02

Lean by design

A small team and a direct line.

03

Numbers you can check

Estimates are labeled as estimates.

04

Remote, on your hours

Calls in your time zone.

Who you’ll work with

“You’ll deal with me directly, from the first call to launch and after it.”

No account managers, no hand-offs. Just the person building your site.

Dan · Founder, Stryde More about Stryde →

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