Customs Broker & 3PL Warehouse Websites

We load structured tariff data — HS code numbers, commodity descriptions, duty rates, units of measure — into a PostgreSQL database. At build time, Next.js generates a unique, optimized landing page for each code with proper schema markup, internal links, and meta tags. The result is 10,000+ indexed pages with no manual content writing required. It's the kind of scale that's simply not possible any other way.

The portal runs on role-based access control, AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and row-level security in Supabase. Every document action is logged with timestamps and user IDs. For CBP-sensitive workflows, we can add IP allowlisting and multi-factor authentication on top of that.

Yes. We build webhook-based integrations or connect through available APIs to sync shipment data, entry statuses, and client records between your TMS/WMS and the website. Data flows both ways — portal updates reflect in your operations software and vice versa. No double entry.

A full build covering document portal, HS code programmatic SEO, client dashboard, and CRM integration typically runs 8–10 weeks. Simpler builds without programmatic SEO or portal features can go live in 5–6 weeks. We scope everything before you sign anything — no surprises mid-project.

They do — when built correctly. Each page needs real content beyond just a code number. We generate commodity descriptions, related codes, duty context, and FAQ blocks. Pair that with solid internal linking, schema markup, and fast load times on Vercel's edge network, and these pages consistently index and rank for long-tail tariff queries.

Yes. We use internationalized routing in Next.js with English, Spanish, and Mandarin as standard options. Each language variant gets its own URL path, hreflang tags, and localized metadata. Additional languages can be added as your trade lanes grow.