For 3PLs
Leads you don't pay for until they're customers
InsideDock was built by someone who runs a warehouse and got tired of matchmakers whose fees pay for salespeople and whose rankings nobody can explain. The deal here is simple: $49 a month, same for everyone; answer brands fast; and pay one flat fee only when a brand we introduced is live and paying you.
Full profile, matching, inquiries, reviews. Same price for every 3PL, nothing to upgrade to, no badge for sale. First 20 to list pay $20 for life.
Your first-response time is measured and shown. Answer in an hour and you'll sit above a bigger competitor who takes two days.
Every reviewer is a verified client: matched here, invited by you, or confirmed by work email. Brands you lose rate the sales process too, so you learn why.
No revenue share, no commission that runs for years. One fee, and the second half is never charged if the brand leaves inside 90 days.
What you agree to when you list
- $49 a month ($20 for founding members) and the success-fee table on the pricing page, accepted once at signup. Same terms as every other 3PL.
- Reporting when an introduced brand signs. We ask the brand too, so this is mostly a formality.
- A 12-month attribution window on each inquiry.
- No one from InsideDock will call you, and you can't buy a better position.
Isn't the founder a competitor?
Yes, and that's the point. InsideDock was built by Justin Flynn, who also owns Standard & Port Logistics, a 3PL in Houston, and who got tired of seeing 3PLs across the industry held captive to inefficient, biased, and costly matchmakers.
Standard & Port will never be listed on InsideDock, will never receive a lead from it, and has no influence over who ranks where or who gets matched. Rankings come from measured response times and verified reviews that nobody can edit, and the method is published.
InsideDock exists to do for every 3PL what the big matchmakers don't: cut your marketing spend, put your fee on results instead of promises, remove the sales calls and network fees that pay for someone else's overhead, and give a 10-person shop the same footing as a 200-person campus. Same price, same rules, same data for everyone.
If you ever see evidence that Standard & Port is getting an advantage here, say so publicly. The disclosure on the verification page is a promise, and breaking it would end this business.