Free tools for logistics websites
Free tools for logistics companies that run their own website or are about to build one. Check what your site shows shippers, carriers and search engines, build the FMCSA lines it should carry, compare what a site costs to build yourself or have built, and see whether ChatGPT names you. Each tool is free on screen; the full report comes by email if you want it.
- Free to use
- Built for carriers, brokers, movers, couriers and 3PLs
- No sign-up to see your result
Free tools ยท Updated October 2026
How they work
- The check needs only your website address
- The FMCSA block needs only your USDOT or MC number
- The cost calculator works in your browser
- Your FMCSA record comes from FMCSA's public data
- The check, the block and the calculator show results on screen, free
- Reports, estimates and the AI visibility report come by email, one email each
The tools
Pick a tool
Free check
Logistics Website Check
Enter your website and get a score in seconds: your FMCSA record, the paths for customers and carriers, what search engines and AI assistants can read, and your email security. The full report with fixes comes by email.
Free tool
FMCSA Compliance Block Generator
Enter your USDOT or MC number and get the lines FMCSA's rules ask a carrier, broker or mover website to show, ready to paste, each marked required or recommended with its source.
Free tool
Website Cost Calculator
Enter your pages and see what year one costs in cash and in your time: building it yourself on a builder, or S4L.IO building it. Every price sourced and dated.
Free tool
AI Visibility Checker
Find out whether ChatGPT names your company. We ask it ten questions your buyers ask, in your city, and email you which answers named you, who they named instead and which sites they cited.
Free guides
Building it yourself? Start with your guide
Guide
Trucking website builder guide
For carriers: what to show shippers and drivers, the pages you need and what AI builders get wrong.
Guide
Freight broker website builder guide
Broker status, USDOT, MC and bond, carrier setup and a shipper quote form, and how to check yours.
Guide
Moving company website builder guide
The FMCSA links and numbers a mover's site must carry, estimates done right, and the common mistakes.
Guide
Logistics website templates
The pages couriers, freight forwarders and 3PLs need, what each has to show, and how to pick a builder.
Rather have it built for you?
$2,450 flat, up to 20 pages, live in two weeks, built by people who know logistics.