Truckload freight brokerage
We arrange full truckload (FTL) shipments on dry van, refrigerated and flatbed trailers, then manage each load from booking to delivery.
What full truckload means
In a full truckload (FTL) shipment, one trailer is booked for your freight alone. It's loaded at your pickup and goes to the delivery location without being transferred through terminals or sharing space with other shippers' freight.
As a freight broker, we don't own the trucks. We find a qualified motor carrier for your load, negotiate the rate, confirm the details and stay on the shipment until it's delivered. You get one contact, and we handle the carrier.
Choosing a trailer
| Trailer | Best for | Loaded |
|---|---|---|
| Dry van | Palletized, boxed or packaged freight that needs weather protection | At a dock, through rear doors |
| Refrigerated | Freight that must stay chilled, frozen or within a set range | At a dock, through rear doors |
| Flatbed / step deck | Oversized, heavy or crane-loaded freight such as steel, lumber or machinery | From the top or sides |
Still unsure? Choose “I'm not sure which service I need” on the quote form and describe the freight. We'll recommend a trailer.
What we don't do
So you can plan: we don't currently offer less-than-truckload (LTL), intermodal, warehousing, or shipments outside the 48 contiguous states.
Included with every load
The work behind each shipment, whichever trailer it needs.
Carrier selection and checks
We verify each carrier's operating authority, insurance and safety record before tendering your freight.
Clear load instructions
Appointment times, temperatures, securement and contacts go to the carrier in writing on the rate confirmation.
Proactive updates
We send pickup, in-transit and delivery updates by phone, email or text, whichever you prefer.
One coordinator
The person who quotes your load is the person you call about it, from booking through delivery.
Have a load to move?
Send the shipment details and our team will review the lane, equipment and timing with you before quoting.