Less than truckload, self serve brokerage
Ship LTL faster, easier, cheaper.
National carriers price it in seconds, with every charge itemized before you book and nothing added after. No contracts. No volume commitments.
No sign up, no credit card
National carrier network
Every major LTL carrier, one tender
What we do
The simple way to ship LTL.
Direct carrier connections, rates itemized to the last accessorial, and one place to book, print and track. Three steps, about a minute and a half.
01 · About 40 seconds
Tell us the freight
Two zips, pallet count, weight. No class lookups, no jargon.
02 · About 30 seconds
Pick a rate you can read
Live carrier rates side by side, each one itemized in full. Choose on price or on transit days.
03 · About 20 seconds
Print the label, we handle the rest
Pickup is tendered to the carrier the same day. Scans land in your dashboard as they happen.
Screenshots of the product. The shipment and the prices in them are an example, not a published tariff.
See it work
Guided walkthrough
Step 2 of 4
Our pick
Estes
LTL Standard · 3 days
SAIA
LTL Standard · 3 days
XPO
LTL Expedited · 2 days
7 carriers came back. The cheapest keeps the same three day transit, so that is the one we would take.
Every carrier on the lane, priced side by side. Click the one you want.
7 carriers quoted · $139.10 apart
What you pay
The number you see is the number you pay.
Line haul, fuel and the accessorials you picked, itemized before you book and charged on delivery. Nothing is added afterwards, and nothing is buried in a total.
ANV-100247 · STL to ATL · example lane
- Line haulSt. Louis to Atlanta, class 85$505.00
- Fuel surchargeThe carrier's published table for the ship date$97.28
- Liftgate at deliverySelected on the form, before rating$28.00
Live tracking
Every scan, as the carrier files it.
No refreshing a carrier portal, no chasing a status. When a terminal scans your freight, it shows up here with the time and the place.
- Out for deliveryAtlanta, GAAug 23 · 06:41
- Arrived at terminalAtlanta, GAAug 22 · 23:08
- In transitNashville, TNAug 21 · 14:22
- Picked upSt. Louis, MOAug 20 · 13:05
Carrier network
7 prices, and the reason behind each one.
A rate list on its own is not much help. Every option comes with the reasoning: who is faster, who handles your freight the fewest times, and what the difference costs. We say which one we would pick.
Our pick
Cheapest of the seven and still 3 days. Two terminal stops, so it is handled less than the economy options.
- Transit on this lane
- 2 to 4 days
- Cheapest to priciest
- $139.10 apart
St. Louis, MO to Atlanta, GA
2 pallets · 1,150 lbs · class 85
An example lane, not a published tariff. Every figure is the price you pay, all in: fuel and the accessorials you selected are already inside it.
Move your pallet.
Quote it, book it, track it. Cheaper, easier, faster, and the number you saw is the number you pay.