Unship — Free Logistics & Transport Website Template
Unship is an eight-page website template for a logistics or freight company that moves goods by sea, air and road. The home page covers 24-hour services, company capabilities, a request-a-rate form, the fleet, a list of services such as vehicle shipping and export crating, a “We are trusted by” section and a weights and prices section. Inner pages include About with crew profiles, Services and a service detail page, a blog with a single-post page, Contact with worldwide office listings and a feedback form, and a typography style page. The hero and blog pages use placeholder text. It is an older Bootstrap 3 build that still uses jQuery; fine for a quick static site, but not a modern base.
Key features
- Eight pages: home, about, services, service detail, blog, blog post, contact and typography
- Top bar with a phone number and email address
- Request-a-rate form for shipping quotes on the home and service detail pages
- Service list including rigging and loading, vehicle shipping, offshore engineering, export packing and inland transportation
- About page with an advantages section and crew profiles
- Blog with categories, archive and tag cloud blocks, and a post page with related posts and a comment form
- Contact page with worldwide office listings and a feedback form
- Typography page showing headings, blockquote, lists, buttons, tabs and form styles
- Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup, Stellar parallax, an off-canvas menu and the mb.YTPlayer YouTube background plugin
Best for
- Freight forwarders and shipping companies
- Trucking, haulage and cargo handling firms
- Moving and storage businesses
- Air and marine transport operators
At a glance
- Stack: an older Bootstrap 3 build that still uses jQuery, with Modernizr and a set of jQuery plugins
- Pages (8): index.html, about.html, service.html, service-single.html, blog.html, blog-single.html, contact.html, typography.html
- Forms: rate request, feedback and blog comment forms, plus single-field forms that repeat on every page; all front-end only until you connect a form service or backend
- Scripts: jquery.js, bootstrap.min.js, owl.carousel.min.js, jquery.magnific-popup.min.js, jquery.stellar.js, jquery.sticky-kit.min.js and scripts.js; icons from flaticon.css
- Content: main pages carry sample text; the hero headline and the blog and typography pages use placeholder copy
- Licence: free for personal and commercial use, including client work; attribution optional but always welcome; no paid tiers. Full terms: uicookies.com/license
How to use it
Download the zip, unzip it and open index.html in a browser. Edit the text, images and office details in each of the eight HTML files. The template’s own script is scripts.js, and the stylesheet links sit at the top of each page. The rate request, feedback and comment forms send nothing until you connect them to a form service or backend. Upload the folder to any static host. Bootstrap 3 and plugins such as Owl Carousel and Magnific Popup depend on jQuery, so keep jquery.js loaded before them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Unship for commercial or client projects?
Yes. Unship is free for personal and commercial use, including client work, and there are no paid tiers. Attribution is optional but always welcome, so you can keep or remove the footer credit. Full terms: uicookies.com/license
Is Unship built on Bootstrap 5?
No. Unship is an older Bootstrap 3 build that still uses jQuery, with jQuery plugins such as Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup, Stellar and Sticky-kit. That is fine for a quick static site, but not a modern base for a long-term project.
What kind of transport business does Unship suit?
The demo covers marine and air transportation, trucking, vehicle shipping, moving and storage, and cargo handling. It fits freight forwarders, shipping companies, haulage firms and removal companies, and the service detail page can be copied for each service you offer.
Can customers request a shipping quote through the site?
The request-a-rate form is there, but it is front-end only and sends nothing until you connect it to a form service or your own backend. The same applies to the feedback and comment forms.
