A website for a corporate fleet desk managing vehicles across several sites

A corporate fleet manager needs a website that documents fleet size, vehicle classes and service terms clearly enough for a procurement panel to shortlist without a phone call. The site is built to carry that record, page by page, rather than sell on tone alone.

01 Who this is built for

Corporate fleet managers, specifically

The pages, the enquiry tool and the copy below are written for the buyer corporate fleet managers actually sell to, not adapted from a generic fleet template. You get a managed website that documents your fleet, is live in 7 days and is kept current every week.

Key features for corporate fleet desks, an infographic with Trot the studio mascot: Contract hire enquiry builder; Enquiries routed to your CRM; A page per vehicle class; Depot and branch pages.
02 What usually goes wrong

Problems specific to corporate fleet managers

01

Procurement panels compare suppliers on documented terms, and a site without a clear service level page loses the comparison before a call ever happens.

02

Fleet size and vehicle mix change every quarter, and a static site cannot keep up without a developer on retainer.

03

Enquiries from a request for proposal need to reach the right desk fast, not sit in a general inbox behind marketing mail.

04

A generic template site reads the same as three competitors, so nothing tells a buyer why this fleet desk should get the shortlist slot.

03 The build

The pages your site will carry

Home
Service level and SLA overview
Vehicle class pages
Depot and coverage map
Contract hire terms
Case examples (illustrative)
Onboarding for new accounts
Contact and RFP intake
04 The tool

Contract hire enquiry builder

Captures fleet size, vehicle mix and contract length up front so an RFP-stage enquiry lands on your desk already structured, with an illustrative estimate shown to the buyer and never presented as a binding rate.

See a site built for corporate fleet managers

A 30-minute demo, on your screen, with your vehicle classes and depots. Plans from $127 a month.

06 Reviews

What corporate fleet managers say

  • The 'did you receive it?' calls about commercial fleet inquiries were a daily occurrence here. The new confirmation states what happens next and how to amend anything that needs changing. It is a small corner of the site that makes the whole process feel finished.

    GotSubmission acknowledgment and follow-up for commercial fleet inquiries

    Irene Brightwell
    Contracts administrator, fleet management and hire company
    Durham, North Carolina · Manifest

  • A lot of our commercial fleet inquiries interest arrives after we close; the site finally accepts that. People leave the relevant details and see plainly when to expect a reply. Mornings start with a proper queue rather than voicemail archaeology.

    GotAfter-hours inquiry capture for commercial fleet inquiries

    Joseph Brookfield
    Account manager, chauffeur and executive car service
    Sioux Falls, South Dakota · Register

07 Three ways to run it

Plans built around this build

Manifest

The website, fully managed, live in 7 days.

$127 / month

Register

Everything, plus the AI Engine, live in 10 days.

$267 / month + usage

Dispatch

Everything, plus the Content Engine, live in 15 days.

$647 / month

Every plan: a $697 build fee invoiced only after launch, 5 revisions a month, 90+ PageSpeed guaranteed and a ranking start window of 3 to 5 months for local searches.

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Questions from corporate fleet managers

Can the site handle a request for proposal intake, not just a contact form?

Yes. The enquiry builder is configured to capture the fields a procurement panel typically supplies at RFP stage, fleet size, vehicle mix, contract length and coverage area, and routes the structured result into your CRM or transport management system by API, Zapier or Make.

How often can the vehicle mix and service level pages change?

As often as your fleet changes. Five revisions a month are included on every plan, and a revision covers any single change request regardless of size, so updating a service level page or adding a vehicle class does not use up more than one.

Do you write the SLA and contract terms for us?

No. We build the page and structure it clearly, but the service level terms, contract wording and pricing are yours to supply. We are not a fleet operator or leasing company and do not draft the commercial terms themselves.

Can each site or region have its own contact route?

Yes. Depot and coverage pages can route enquiries to a specific desk or inbox where your operation is structured that way, configured during onboarding.

Can the site show several regional desks and who to contact at each?

Yes. Each region or site can have its own page and contact route, so an enquiry reaches the desk that serves it rather than a central inbox.

Can we publish policy documents for procurement panels?

Yes. Documents you supply, such as specification sheets or service summaries, can be published as downloads next to the relevant pages and updated as a revision.

Which plan suits a corporate fleet desk?

Manifest covers the documented site, depot pages and routed enquiries. If calls and messages go unanswered outside office hours, Register adds the AI receptionist and messaging agents.

Is the site accessible for public and corporate buyers?

Pages are built to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target and launch with an accessibility statement, which matters to buyers whose own procurement rules ask about it.

Get a website built for corporate fleet managers

Live in 7 days, 5 revisions a month included from day one, and the build fee invoiced only after you approve the site.

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