Questions before your first shipment?
Get the details you need, then start your quote.
Freight, booking and your workspace.
Straight answers about preparing, comparing and managing a shipment.
LTL shares trailer space across shipments, which can cost less than a dedicated truck for smaller loads. Compare eligible carrier rates, service details and disclosed fees for your freight. Savings vary with the lane, load, timing and carrier.
Choose from LTL, full truckload, box truck and cargo van equipment. Available services depend on your lane, freight, timing and handling requirements.
Start with pickup and delivery ZIPs, equipment and pickup timing. Add accurate packaged dimensions, weight, commodity information and handling needs. For LTL, confirm the freight class. Available quotes depend on those details.
Yes. Prepare your shipment, compare eligible services and book online for your business. Use saved locations and freight profiles to prepare repeat loads, then review each new shipment and its current quote.
Yes. Keep client records, facilities and shipment history together in your workspace. Reuse saved details for the next customer load, and review its timing and current eligible quote before booking.
Start a new draft with saved locations, freight profiles or a shipment template. Review the load and pickup timing, then choose a current quote and book when you’re ready.
See the last status reported by the carrier, with the report time attached. Maps show confirmed stops and carrier-provided locations when available.
Available shipping documents and invoices appear in the booked shipment record as they’re issued. Review the carrier’s paperwork requirements before pickup.