LTL Freight Shipping at Rates That Stand Out
Competitive nationwide LTL and partial truckload rates from top national and regional carriers, with a New Jersey team that stays on your shipment from quote to delivery.
More carrier options. Better pricing. Real support.
Customers tell us it’s the best LTL pricing they’ve seen, and we back it up with service when it counts.
Competitive nationwide rates
Sharp LTL pricing on lanes across the country, quoted fast.
Your choice of carriers
We compare national and regional LTL carriers to fit your lane, budget and transit needs.
Partial & volume LTL
Bigger shipments that don’t need a full trailer can move as partial or volume LTL.
Dedicated support
One team that knows your account, reachable by phone, text or email.
We handle the carrier
Delays, reweighs or damage: we work it out with the carrier and do what’s right for you.
Accessorials covered
Liftgate, residential, inside delivery, appointments and more, quoted up front.
What goes into an LTL rate
LTL shipments share trailer space with other freight, so you only pay for the space you use. A few factors drive the price:
Freight class, in brief
The NMFC system groups freight into 18 classes, from 50 to 500. Dense, durable freight usually rates in a lower class and costs less to ship. Light, bulky or fragile freight lands in a higher class.
Access to the nation’s top LTL carriers
We shop your freight across national and regional leaders to find the right fit for every lane.
- FedEx Freight
- Old Dominion
- XPO
- Estes Express
- Saia
- R+L Carriers
- ABF Freight
- TForce Freight
- Southeastern Freight Lines
- Averitt Express
- Central Transport
- AAA Cooper
- Dayton Freight
- Pitt Ohio
- Ward Trucking
- A. Duie Pyle
- Daylight Transport
- Peninsula Truck Lines
- Forward Air
- Roadrunner
+ thousands more. Over 47,000 trusted carriers in our network, from national LTL leaders to regional and truckload specialists.
Get an LTL QuoteLTL questions
What is LTL freight?
Less-than-truckload (LTL) is for shipments that don’t need a full trailer. Your freight shares space with other shippers’ freight, so you only pay for the space you use.
What’s the difference between LTL, partial and volume LTL?
Standard LTL suits smaller shipments, often a few pallets. Larger shipments that still don’t fill a trailer can move as partial or volume LTL, which may be handled less and priced differently. We’ll compare options for you.
Do I need to know my freight class?
No. Send us the weight, dimensions and product description and we’ll help determine the class.
Can you handle liftgate, residential or inside delivery?
Yes. Let us know when you request a quote so those services are priced in from the start.
What if the carrier reweighs or reclasses my shipment?
We review the charge with you and work it out with the carrier. Accurate details up front are the best way to avoid it.
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