National Freight Hub

Freight Brokers in the U.S.

Find and compare freight brokers by modes supported, carrier network, industries served, and visibility.

86 providers listed nationwide

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ARDI Express LLC

Riverside, CA

Amazon FBA Prep & Seller Fulfillment · Drayage / Port Trucking

ARDI Express LLC provides domestic U.S. freight support and warehouse-related logistics services for ecommerce and wholesale businesses. We support: - drayage - LTL and FTL shipments - warehouse transfers - palletized freight handling - Amazon-related freight support - sorting, inspection, packaging, and SKU prep Our warehouse support locations are in Riverside, California and Edison, New Jersey. We help customers coordinate freight after arrival and prepare inventory for the next step, including outbound deliveries to Amazon, commercial locations, and other U.S. destinations.

Facility size
55,000 sq ft
Temperature
Ambient
Dock doors
4
Rail / port access
Southern California ports, New York / New Jersey port region +1 more
Integrations
Amazon, Amazon FBA, Amazon FBM +18 more
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E-commerce Fulfillment 3PL · Amazon FBA Prep & Seller Fulfillment

Advanced Warehouse Inc. is a Secaucus, New Jersey fulfillment, warehousing, and logistics provider serving DTC, B2B, Amazon FBA, e-commerce, retail, wholesale, and import/export customers. Located near the New York metro area, the company is positioned to support brands, importers, marketplace sellers, and growing e-commerce businesses that need reliable fulfillment and warehouse capability in a major Northeast logistics market. The company’s service profile includes e-commerce fulfillment, Amazon FBA prep, returns processing, freight forwarding, platform integrations, warehouse support, and FDA-approved facility capability. This combination makes Advanced Warehouse Inc. relevant for businesses that need more than basic storage or shipping. Many brands need a fulfillment partner that can receive inventory accurately, manage order flow, prepare products for specific sales channels, support returns, and coordinate logistics across multiple parts of the supply chain. For companies comparing fulfillment providers near New York and New Jersey, Advanced Warehouse Inc. offers a strong regional location and a flexible mix of services. Its Secaucus presence can be useful for businesses looking for fulfillment and warehouse support close to major ports, dense consumer markets, retail distribution routes, and East Coast transportation networks. The company may be a fit for brands that need DTC order fulfillment, Amazon seller support, import-related logistics, returns handling, and warehouse capability in one provider relationship. As a Featured Partner on National Freight Hub, Advanced Warehouse Inc. is presented for businesses evaluating fulfillment, warehousing, Amazon FBA prep, freight forwarding, and distribution support in the New Jersey logistics market.

Certifications
C-TPAT, FDA-Regulated Facility
Integrations
WMS Integration
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Nitro Logistics

Tualatin, OR

Freight Brokerage / Managed Transportation

Nitro Logistics is a Tualatin, Oregon transportation and logistics provider supporting companies with freight movement, distribution needs, and supply chain coordination in the Pacific Northwest. Its location near the Portland logistics market makes it relevant for shippers that need regional transportation support, business freight handling, or a West Coast logistics option outside the larger California freight hubs. For companies comparing logistics providers in Oregon, Nitro Logistics offers a practical service profile around transportation coordination, distribution support, and freight-related logistics needs. The company may be a useful fit for businesses looking for a provider near Portland that can support regional freight activity, supply chain movement, and day-to-day logistics execution.

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All providers

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Construction Materials Freight · Drayage / Port Trucking

Facility size
20,000 sq ft
Dock doors
2
Integrations
Zoho
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Freight Brokerage / Managed Transportation · Drayage / Port Trucking

Rail / port access
Port of New York and New Jersey, Los Angeles +2 more
Service area
New Jersey, New York, Connecticut +4 more
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AFX Logistics

Broken Arrow, OK

Freight Brokerage / Managed Transportation

Service area
Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Tulsa Metro
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DRIVER.JOBS

Van Buren, AR

Long Haul / Truckload Freight · Flatbed Trucking / Open Deck Freight

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What Freight Brokers do

Freight brokers arrange transportation by matching shippers with carriers across modes, managing booking, tracking, and exceptions. Many offer managed transportation and specialized equipment.

When you need this type of provider

  • You need capacity across lanes without managing carriers directly.
  • You ship a mix of LTL, truckload, or specialized freight.
  • You want tracking visibility and exception support.
  • You need both contract and spot coverage.

What to compare

  • Modes supported
  • Carrier network
  • Industries served
  • Tracking visibility
  • Claims support
  • Contract vs spot freight
  • Temperature-controlled freight support
  • Specialized equipment

Questions to ask before requesting a quote

  • What lanes and modes do you handle?
  • How do you provide tracking updates?
  • How are claims handled?
  • What accessorials should I expect?
  • Do you support temperature-controlled or specialized freight?
  • How do you balance contract and spot capacity?

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Freight Brokers: frequently asked questions

What does a freight broker do?

A freight broker arranges transportation by matching shippers with carriers across modes, then manages booking, tracking, and exceptions. Many also offer managed transportation.

How do I compare freight brokers?

Compare the modes and lanes they cover, carrier network, tracking visibility, claims handling, specialized equipment, and how they manage contract versus spot freight.

What should I include in a quote request?

Share origin and destination lanes, mode, equipment type, weight and dimensions, frequency, and any temperature or special-handling needs.

What red flags should I watch for?

Be cautious about unclear tracking, vague claims processes, or brokers that won't discuss carrier vetting. Confirm coverage for your specific lanes.