Full Truckload (FTL) Freight Broker, Nationwide
Your freight, one dedicated truck, door to door — no shared trailer space, no extra stops. IZY sources vetted FTL carriers across the U.S. with transparent rates and real-time visibility.
One truck. Your freight only.
A standard 53' trailer holds 26-30 pallets and up to roughly 45,000 lbs. When a shipment fills that trailer — or needs to move fast, untouched, and on a fixed schedule — full truckload is the right call. Here's what that gets you.
Dedicated Equipment
One trailer, one shipment — no consolidation, no cross-docking, no other freight sharing the space.
- Dedicated carrier, your freight only
- Direct point-to-point transit
- Same-day booking available
- Flat, transparent rates
Built for Speed & Volume
The right fit once a shipment fills — or nearly fills — a 53' trailer, or timing is too tight for a shared network.
- No terminal handling delays
- Predictable, fixed transit windows
- Ideal for 10,000+ lb shipments
- Lower damage risk from single handling
More than just finding a truck
Pre-Load Vetting
Every carrier re-verified for active authority, insurance, and safety ratings before each load.
Competitive Rates
We compare carrier options on every load to find a competitive rate, passed to you on a clear, itemized invoice — no surprises.
Live Visibility
Track your load in real time. If anything changes, we call you — you're never the last to know.
Fast Booking
Quote requests typically confirmed same-day. For urgent loads, call us — we source capacity within hours.
Full Documentation
BOL, POD, carrier insurance certificates — all delivered digitally, always complete and audit-ready.
Dedicated Coordinator
One person who knows your freight, your lanes, and your business. A real partner who picks up the phone.
Not sure which one fits your shipment?
Choose FTL if:
- Your shipment fills most or all of a trailer
- You need the fastest possible transit time
- Freight is fragile, high-value, or time-sensitive
- You want a single carrier, no transfers
Choose LTL if:
- You're shipping a handful of pallets, not a full trailer
- You want to pay only for the space you use
- Your timeline allows for a multi-stop route
- You ship smaller volumes on a regular basis
Frequently Asked Questions
What is full truckload (FTL) freight?
Full truckload means your shipment gets an entire trailer to itself — no other freight, no consolidation stops, one carrier from pickup to delivery.
How much freight do I need to ship FTL?
There's no strict minimum, but FTL typically makes the most sense above roughly 10,000 lbs or 8-10 pallets, or any time speed and single-handling matter more than cost per pallet.
What's the difference between FTL and LTL?
FTL dedicates a full trailer to one shipment for the fastest, most direct transit. LTL shares trailer space across multiple shippers, which costs less for smaller loads but adds stops and transfer handling.
Get an FTL quote today
Tell us your lane, load size, and timeline. We'll have a rate back within the hour.
