Freight Matching Definition

What is a Freight Matching?

Freight matching is the process of matching available trucks with freight loads that need to to be shipped. Freight Matching is generally done when freight load brokers, 3PLs, intermediaries, and shippers post loads they need to move to Internet freight matching services like Freight and More, Direct Freight Services, and Freight Finder, to name a few. Carriers and truckers search these services' websites for available freight near their current location and/or headed in the same direction. Freight Matching services are a way for truckers to find backhauls and reduce the number of deadhead miles driven.

Many freight matching services work in reverse as well, allowing owner-operators and trucking companies to post their available equipment. In either case, freight matching services function as information exchanges for the freight transportation business.

First and foremost, the PostEverywhere™ posting service helps streamline the process of working with freight matching and load matching services. The process of posting to freight matching web sites manually is time-consuming and inefficient. The PostEverywhere software allows its users to post to more matching services faster. This frees up more time for other tasks, increases the amount of calls received, reduces overhead, and increases company profits.

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