ClearFreight is a $94M logistics powerhouse with 282 employees, yet their website screams '404 Not Found'—a digital ghost in a trillion-dollar industry. This isn't a bug; it's a strategic silence that tells you everything about how enterprise freight actually works.

"When your website returns a 404 but your revenue hits $94M, you're not failing at digital—you've transcended it."

Here's the paradox: their top keyword is 'harbour freight' with 39,940 monthly searches—almost certainly a misspelling of Harbor Freight, the retail giant. ClearFreight captures this accidental traffic, but their actual brand searches ('clearfreight tracking') only hit 120 monthly volume. They're not competing for attention; they're servicing contracts that predate search engines.

• Revenue per employee: $335,000—indicating high-value enterprise contracts
• Direct traffic dominates (40%), suggesting established client relationships
• HSTS implementation is their only visible tech stack—security over features
• Top tracking searches reveal a fragmented customer base tracking individual shipments