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Rolling with Freight Flex's carrier program is your best move yet. Join our network and get access to hundreds of available loads daily, keeping your trucks moving forward.

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Why Choose Freight Flex

Keep hauling with Freight Flex.

With more than 15 years of experience and access to thousands of customers, Freight Flex has the loads and support to help keep your wheels turning.

What hauling for Freight Flex looks like

Freight Flex moves freight across the full spectrum, meaning full truckloads, LTL, drayage, expedited runs for sprinters and straight trucks, open deck loads and oversize moves for carriers with the equipment. That mix means consistent opportunity for fleets of every size, from owner operators to multi-truck operations, with hundreds of available loads daily and lanes that fit the way your trucks already run.

Carrier onboarding is completed securely through our partner, Highway. If you have one year of operating authority, $100,000 in cargo insurance and $1,000,000 in liability insurance, use the Highway onboarding link to submit your information and begin the approval process.

Why the broker's credit is your business

Every load you haul on a broker's freight is credit you extended, since you deliver now and collect later. Freight Flex maintains an A+ credit rating with carriers and factoring companies, a top 1% credit rating and a 100% Ansonia score, the score carriers and factoring companies actually check before taking a load. When you look us up before you book, you will like what you find, and so will your factoring company.

A network that protects its carriers

Carrier compliance tools help protect the network you join, with an agent success team available 24/7 to keep you covered. Double-brokering and identity fraud are screened and monitored in transit, which means the freight you book from Freight Flex is Freight Flex freight, not a re-brokered mystery with your revenue at the end of someone else's chain. Clean freight, verified parties and a dispatch process that respects your operation.

Quick Setup and Approval

Carrier onboarding is handled securely through our partner, Highway. Submit your information there to begin the approval process.

Loads Every Day

Hundreds of available loads daily across van, reefer, flatbed, expedited and specialized freight, with access to over 7,000 customers in our network.

Credit That Checks Out

A+ credit rating with carriers and factoring companies, top 1% overall and a 100% Ansonia score. Run the check before you book, we encourage it.

Compare the Broker

Broker versus broker, from the driver's seat. Built around your route.

Before a carrier takes a load, smart operators check the broker's credit, payment history and reputation. Here is how Freight Flex answers the checks carriers actually run, next to the way brokered freight commonly works. Hold any broker to this list, including us.

What carriers checkFreight FlexCommon industry practice
Broker credit score 100% Ansonia score with a top 1% credit rating. Broker scores vary widely, and carriers routinely decline loads or demand upfront terms from lower-rated brokers.
Standing with factoring companies A+ credit rating with carriers and factoring companies. Factoring companies maintain no-buy lists, and a broker's rating decides whether your invoice gets funded.
Onboarding speed A secure, Highway-based process with requirements published before you begin. Onboarding varies from same-day to weeks depending on the broker's process and paperwork.
Load availability Hundreds of available loads daily across van, reefer, flatbed, expedited and specialized freight. Load volume varies by broker and season, and thin freight means deadhead miles hunting the next load.
Freight legitimacy Double-brokering and identity fraud screened, then monitored in transit. The load you book is the load that exists. Double-brokered freight remains a persistent industry problem that leaves carriers unpaid.
Requirements clarity Requirements published up front, meaning one year of authority, $100K cargo, $1M liability and a signed carrier agreement. Requirements and setup criteria are not always published before carriers invest time in onboarding.
Tracking expectations Live ELD tracking whenever applicable and MacroPoint GPS for ELD-exempt Sprinter vans and straight trucks, stated at dispatch. Tracking requirements vary and are sometimes imposed mid-load rather than agreed at booking.
Requirements

What it takes to haul for Freight Flex. Clear, published, no surprises.

Freight Flex carriers meet a defined standard, and that standard is why shippers trust the network and why the freight keeps coming. Here is the full list.

  • Active authority for at least 1 year.
  • $100,000 in cargo insurance.
  • $1,000,000 in liability insurance.
  • A signed carrier agreement.
  • Highway connected with ELD capability.
  • Satisfactory or Unrated FMCSA safety rating.
  • No Highway Identity Alerts or Carrier 411 reports.
  • Highway Load Lock acceptance.
How It Works

From application to first load. Fast by design.

  1. 1

    Start with Highway

    Follow the Freight Flex onboarding link to Highway's secure signup page.

  2. 2

    Submit your information

    Provide your MC number, insurance and equipment details directly through Highway.

  3. 3

    Complete verification

    Highway verifies authority, insurance, safety standing and required connections.

  4. 4

    Get approved

    Complete the carrier agreement, then begin hauling available Freight Flex loads.

On the Road

What dispatch looks like. Verified and visible.

Every Freight Flex shipment runs on verification, meaning the VIN is verified on every shipment through Highway Load Lock, live ELD tracking is required whenever applicable and MacroPoint GPS covers ELD-exempt Sprinter vans and straight trucks. Expectations are set at dispatch, not invented mid-load, and the same discipline that protects the shipper's freight protects your operation from the fraud schemes working the industry. Clean loads, clear terms, verified parties on both ends.

Questions

Carrier FAQ. Straight answers.

What are the requirements to become a Freight Flex carrier?

Active authority for at least one year, $100,000 in cargo insurance, $1,000,000 in liability insurance and a signed carrier agreement, with Highway connection and ELD capability.

How fast can I start hauling?

Onboarding is completed through our partner, Highway. Use the onboarding link on this page to submit your carrier information and begin verification.

What kind of freight does Freight Flex move?

Full truckload, LTL, drayage, expedited, flatbed, temperature-controlled and specialized freight, with hundreds of available loads daily across the network.

How do I check Freight Flex's payment reputation?

Run us through your normal checks. Freight Flex maintains a 100% Ansonia score, a top 1% credit rating and an A+ rating with carriers and factoring companies.

What tracking is required on loads?

Live ELD tracking whenever applicable, with MacroPoint GPS for ELD-exempt Sprinter vans and straight trucks, and VIN verification through Highway Load Lock on every shipment.

Carrier Onboarding

Get set up through Highway.

Freight Flex carrier onboarding is handled through our partner, Highway. Select the button below to open Highway in a new tab, submit your carrier information securely and begin the approval process.

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