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Chauffeur websites designed around the quote box.

A limo website has one job: turn a stranger checking prices at 11pm into a confirmed reservation. We design fast, credible, mobile-first sites where the booking flow is the centre of the page — not a link buried in a menu.

What converts on a ground transport site

We have one repeatable structure because it works, and we tune it to your market rather than reinventing it each time.

  • Instant quote above the fold — pickup, dropoff, date, vehicle class, price. No "call for pricing".
  • Real fleet photography with capacity, luggage limits and class positioning on every vehicle.
  • Route and service pages that mirror how customers search, each with its own quote entry point.
  • Trust stack — insurance and licensing, driver vetting, reviews, service-area map, response time.
  • Corporate lane — a distinct path for account signup, PO billing and net terms.
  • Sticky mobile call and WhatsApp bar, because most late-night traffic is thumbs, not desktops.

Mobile-first, genuinely

Over 70% of ground transport enquiries arrive on a phone, frequently on airport wifi. We design the mobile layout first, keep the quote form to the fewest possible fields, and hold pages fast enough to load on a bad connection at a terminal kerb.

Brand without the beige

Most operator sites reach for the same stock black car on a wet street. We build a real identity — type, colour, photography direction, tone — so an executive assistant comparing three vendors remembers which one was yours.

Built to be maintained

Pages ship on a CMS your staff can edit, with the booking widget, analytics, call tracking and consent handling wired in before launch. If you already run Limozoft, the quote flow connects straight to your dispatch console.

What you get

  • Design system: type, colour, components
  • Home, fleet, service, route and corporate templates
  • Integrated quote flow and booking widget
  • Analytics, call tracking and consent setup

Web Design — FAQ

How much does a limo company website cost?+
Limozoft ships the complete web application for a one-time $399 setup, then $10/month for 1–5 vehicles or $30/month for larger fleets on the Fleet plan at $699 one-time. Standalone custom design projects from agencies typically run $4,000–$15,000, which is exactly the gap this offer closes.
How long does a new site take to launch?+
A standard build goes from discovery to live in about five working days once we have your fleet details, photography and service area. Larger multi-city sites with heavy content take two to four weeks.
Will the site include online booking and payment?+
Yes. Instant quoting, saved cards, Apple and Google Pay, and corporate PO capture are part of the build rather than a paid add-on.
Can you redesign my site without losing my Google rankings?+
Yes — we map every existing URL to its replacement, keep proven titles and content, and run a post-launch crawl to catch anything orphaned. Expect a short dip measured in days, not a lost quarter.

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