Case study · Website · Logistics
FOMO Dispatch launches a full site for owner-operator trucking dispatch.
A full-build Next.js site for a truck dispatch service serving owner-operators and small fleets across the lower 48 and Canadian cross-border lanes.
- Full Next.js build
- Equipment and pricing pages
- Sign-up and phone always in view
Inside the site
A dispatch service, stated plainly.
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Truck dispatch for owner-operators
The service stated plainly on the first screen, with sign-up and a phone number in view.
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Everything off the truck except the driving
What the dispatch desk takes care of, broken down by task.
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Three tiers, posted publicly
Equipment types and pricing laid out on the page.
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Why owner-operators choose it
The founders' story and three plain promises: your settlements are yours, small dispatcher books, we answer the phone.
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Straight answers
A resources and FAQ section for carriers with questions.
How the site works
From first question to sign-up.
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Read the pitch
A hero and a service breakdown explain what the dispatch desk does.
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Compare the terms
A direct comparison lays out what the client won't do to a carrier: forced dispatch, accessorial skimming, long-term lock-ins.
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See the pricing
Equipment and pricing pages post the tiers publicly.
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Sign up or call
Sign-up and a direct phone line sit in the header, the hero and the closing section.
Key features
Built to answer the carrier's doubts.
A full Next.js build
Hero, service breakdown, equipment and pricing pages, and a resources and FAQ section.
The pitch made concrete
A direct comparison table states the trust argument as specifics, not a slogan.
One clear ask, repeated
Sign-up and a direct phone line, with no ambiguity about the next step.
The build at a glance
One site, one clear ask.
Scope
Full build
Next.js
- Sign-up and phone line
- 3 places
header, hero and closing section
As recorded for the engagement.
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What the client said
“We needed a website that actually explained how FOMO works without making the business sound like every other dispatch company. MetaBuf took the time to understand the service and how we operate, then turned that into a site that is much easier for carriers to understand. The process was straightforward and the team was responsive when we needed changes.”
Your turn
Want a website like this for your business?
Tell us what you're building and we'll take it from first idea to live release. Here is how it starts.
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A free project call
We learn what you're building and recommend the right next step. No pitch.
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Scoped properly
Anything complex is scoped up front, before we build.
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Built in small steps
Reviewable increments, with testing running throughout, then a support window after launch.
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