Quotes and tracking, without the phone ringing

Customers judge you on clarity and speed before a single box moves. We build logistics sites that explain your service plainly, quote quickly, and let customers track without calling the office.

  • Service pages that explain what you do in plain language.
  • Quote requests that reach the right desk instantly.
  • Shipment tracking that cuts the where-is-my-order calls.
  • Driver and dispatcher apps with real-time tracking, when you need them.
  • Arabic and English for customers across the region.
Services

What we build for logistics businesses

Designed and built in Amman for businesses across Jordan and the Gulf.

Common questions

A logistics company site starts around 700 JOD; shipment tracking and driver apps run higher. Fixed written proposal in one business day.
Yes. We build tracking, quote requests and clear service pages that turn enquiries into confirmed shipments.
Yes. Driver apps, dispatcher consoles and real-time tracking on iOS and Android.

A tracking page customers actually use

Most calls to a shipping company are one question: where is my shipment? A good tracking page answers it without a phone call. The customer enters a tracking number and sees each status with its date and time, the expected delivery day, and proof of delivery once it arrives, such as a photo or the receiver's name. Status updates can also go out by SMS or WhatsApp. The data comes from the system you already use, through a connection or a regular file upload, so your team does not type statuses twice.

A quote calculator, or a quote form that asks the right questions

For parcels and local delivery, a calculator can show a price straight away from pickup area, destination, weight and size. For freight, prices depend on too many variables, so a structured request works better: origin and destination, cargo type, weight and volume, container or loose cargo, and the date the goods are ready. Either way, the request lands with the right desk with the details already filled in.

A page for each service and route

People search for the service before the company name: shipping from Amman to Riyadh, cold storage in Jordan, customs clearance at Aqaba. A page for each service or main route, with what you handle, typical transit times you are happy to publish and its own quote form, gives Google a page to show for each of those searches.

A portal for business customers

Online stores and companies that ship every day want to work without calling you. A business portal lets them:

  • Book pickups and upload many shipments at once from a spreadsheet.
  • Print labels and see every shipment's status in one list.
  • Follow cash on delivery amounts collected and settled.
  • Download invoices and statements.

A portal like this is a custom web system, from 4,500 JOD. Driver apps for iOS and Android start from 2,500 JOD, and our guide to delivery app cost in Jordan breaks down what drives the price.

What a typical logistics site includes

OptionWhat it includesStarting priceTime
Service landing pageOne service or route, quote form, WhatsApp contactFrom 350 JOD3 to 5 working days
Logistics company websiteServices, tracking page, quote calculator or form, Arabic and EnglishFrom 700 JOD2 to 4 weeks
Business customer portalBulk shipments, labels, cash on delivery statements, invoicesFrom 4,500 JODSet in the proposal
Driver appiOS and Android app for pickups, deliveries and proof of deliveryFrom 2,500 JOD6 to 14 weeks
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Usually yes. If your system has an API or can export shipment data, the tracking page reads from it. If not, your team can upload a status file and the page updates from that.
A service landing page takes 3 to 5 working days. A full logistics company website takes 2 to 4 weeks. A business portal or driver app has its own schedule in the written proposal.
Yes, when your prices follow clear rules by area, weight and size. You enter the rates in the dashboard, and the calculator uses them. For freight, a structured request works better than an instant price.
Yes, through a business portal. Each store gets an account to book pickups, upload shipments in bulk and follow collected and settled amounts.
Yes. Local customers often use Arabic, and regional and international clients use English. Service pages, tracking and quote forms work in both languages.

Let's put your services online

Tell us about your routes and what you move. We reply within one business day with a fixed written proposal and a few relevant examples.