LTL Shipping

LTL Shipping for Palletized Freight

Need to ship one pallet — or a few? Less-than-truckload freight moves your pallets on shared trailers at a fraction of FTL cost, with tracking at the pallet level.

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What LTL is, and when it fits

LTL — less-than-truckload — is for shipments too big for parcel but too small for a full trailer: typically one to six pallets. Your freight shares the trailer with other shippers, and you pay for the space you use.

  • Ideal for 1–6 pallets per shipment
  • 48-state coverage from our five hubs
  • Curbside, liftgate, and inside delivery options
  • Pallet-level tracking through transit
Palletized freight being loaded for LTL delivery

LTL vs. FTL

The right answer depends on how many pallets you move.

LTLFTL
Pallet count1–6 palletsFull trailer, usually 20+ pallets
CostPay per pallet, per lanePay for the whole trailer
TransitShared trailer, more stopsDirect, typically faster
Best forOne-off and mid-size ordersLarge or time-sensitive loads

How an LTL move works

01

Book with details

Pallet count, weight, dimensions, and classes determine the rate.

02

Pickup scheduled

Your freight is collected from our dock or your supplier’s.

03

Terminal to terminal

Pallets move through carrier terminals toward the destination.

04

Delivery

Curbside by default; liftgate or inside if you added them.

Pallet packaging matters

LTL freight is handled multiple times, so the pallet has to hold together. We build and wrap pallets to shipping standard: sturdy base, stacked within limits, shrink-wrapped, and labeled on all four sides where required.

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Frequently asked questions

Rates depend on pallet count, total weight, dimensions, freight class, origin, destination, and any accessorials like liftgate or residential delivery.
Transit depends on the lane and carrier. We give you the carrier’s transit estimate at booking; it is a planning guide, not a guarantee.
Yes, liftgate and inside delivery can be added when the receiver cannot accept dock-height delivery.
Freight class is a standard grouping based on density and handling. We help you determine the class for your product to keep quoting accurate.
Yes — single-pallet LTL is the most common move we arrange.

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