In the shadowy world of B2B heavy industry, Allegis Corp operates as a fascinating paradox: a 112-employee, $15M revenue company that drives 7,707 monthly visits through a portal you can't actually access without registration. This isn't just another industrial supplier—it's a supply chain fortress.

"Their homepage screams 'SUPPLY CHAIN SERVICES' but their portal requires pre-registration—this isn't selling, it's qualifying."

The tech stack tells the story of a company caught between eras. They're running jQuery and Bootstrap (legacy), Owl Carousel (outdated), but also Tailwind CSS and Goober (modern). It's a Frankenstein stack that works because it doesn't need to be pretty—it needs to process orders. The real power is in the Zendesk integration and the ADP careers portal, signaling they're enterprise-ready when they need to be.

• Their 'blog' is likely a content silo for SEO, not thought leadership
• The careers page points to ADP—no custom recruitment engine means they're not scaling aggressively
• Privacy policy and terms are PDFs, not web pages—compliance over UX
• The portal requires pre-registration, creating friction that filters out casual browsers