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Save Time With One Freight Planning & Tracking Tool

Your team spends hours requesting quotes, booking loads, chasing updates, matching invoices, and rebuilding reports. Freight130 brings that work into one system.

5 out of 5

“We stopped chasing updates. My team got its mornings back.”

Priya Nair · VP of Operations, Meridian Distribution

Freight Spend

$486,230

12%

$486,230

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Active Shipments

F130-2847

In Transit

F130-2846

Delivered

F130-2845

In Transit

Shipment Tracking

Picked Up

May 12

In Transit

May 29

Delivered

Jun 14

Dallas, TXOrigin
Chicago, ILDestination

Freight130 AI

Which lanes had the highest rate increases this month?

The highest rate increases were on LA → PHX (+18%), DAL → CHI (+16%), and ATL → MIA (+14%).

Ask anything about your freight…

Invoice Verification

INV-78456

No Discrepancies

Your team is doing more work around the freight than moving it.

One load can mean multiple emails, carrier websites, spreadsheet updates, document searches, invoice checks, and status calls.

1 load

The difference

Less tools. More control.

Everything you need to manage your freight — carriers, rates, documents, communications and invoices — in one place.

Before Freight130

Scattered tools.
Slower work.

One load can mean multiple emails, carrier portals, spreadsheets, document searches and status calls.

Gmail Excel Twilio QuickBooks Google Docs

With Freight130

One platform.
Total control.

Manage carriers, rates, documents, communications and invoices — all in one place.

Freight130

Loads

New load

What could your team get back?

Adjust three numbers to see how many hours of manual freight work Freight130 could take off your team’s plate.

loads/wk
0400

min
0 min240 min

$per load
$0$10,000

Adjust task times, staff cost and operating defaults. Enter combined staff time, excluding waiting and transit. Count each task once, enter 0 if it does not apply.

Operating settings
wks

$/hr

Current minutes per load · 80 min total
min

min

min

min

min

Insurance and reporting
/mo

min

min

Time reclaimed, per year

1,000 loads/yr

Total time back

110.8hrs/mo

1,329.5 hrs a year

≈ 166 work days a year

Value of recovered staff time

$46,531 / yr

Potential freight-cost savings

$150,000 / yr

Combined before costs: $196,531 / year ·

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About Freight130

Built by shippers,
for shippers.

We built Freight130 to solve our own logistics challenges. As a 5th-generation family-owned business with over 100 years of shipping experience, we understand what it takes to move freight — because we do it every day.

Adam Shine

Adam Shine

Co-Founder & President of Freight130

A fourth-generation leader in the recycling industry since 2008, Adam is President of Manitoba Corporation and of Sunnking Inc., focused on IT asset disposition and electronics recycling. He also serves on the Governance Board and Strategic Advisory Committee of the REMADE Institute.

Brian Shine

Brian Shine

Co-Founder & Vice President of Freight130

A fourth-generation leader at Manitoba Corporation and its CEO, Brian recently marked 40 years with the company he joined two days after graduating Bowling Green State University in 1985. He's also former chairman of the Recycled Materials Association.

Sam Shine

Sam Shine

Co-Founder & CEO of Freight130

A fifth-generation recycler, Sam serves as Director of Sales for Utility Recyclers International. He started as a freight broker before joining the family business, where he saw firsthand the need for better freight management. He sits on the board of the Recycling Education and Research Foundation.

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Forklift loading cartons in a warehouse

We ship every day, too.

Freight130 was created by our 5th-generation family-owned business that has shipped for over 100 years. We use this software every day.

02
A C-130 cargo plane in flight at dusk

Why “130”?

Freight130’s name is inspired by the C-130 cargo plane that was flown by the 3rd-generation owner of our family-owned business.

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Aerial view of trailers at a distribution centre's loading docks

Our mission.

We are dedicated to providing B2B shippers with a simple, fast, and secure platform that makes managing logistics less costly, and more efficient.

Turn hours of manual freight work into minutes.

One system for quoting, booking, tracking, and documents, so your team spends its time on exceptions, not on gathering updates.

Manual Recycling
St Louis, MOMay 24, 2026 Lancaster, NYJun 15, 2026
Federal Logistics
St Louis, MOMay 24, 2026 Lancaster, NYJun 15, 2026
Stop chasing shipment updates See what is moving, what is delayed, and what needs attention from one screen.
Swift Transport$350.00 PICKUPJul 19, 2026
DELIVERYJul 24, 2026
Federal Logistics$400.00 PICKUPJul 20, 2026
DELIVERYJul 29, 2026
National Freight$550.00 PICKUPJul 21, 2026
DELIVERYAug 03, 2026

Best value

Compare quotes in one place Request rates from your carrier network and compare every response without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Shipment SHP-1043 Documents and invoice, matched

Delivery

✓

Invoice

✓
Keep documents and invoices together Match BOLs, PODs, shipment records, and invoices without searching through emails and folders.

Total Spend

$12,480

↓ 12%

Know what your freight is really costing. See shipment volume, performance, and freight spend in one place and turn data into actionable insights.

Ask a freight question. Get an answer from your own operation.

Ask what you spent, which carriers are performing, or which shipments need attention. Freight130 finds the answer without making you build another report.

How much did we spend with this carrier last quarter?

Which shipments are currently delayed?

Which lanes increased most in cost this month?

Which carriers have expired insurance?

How much did we spend with this carrier last quarter?

ANSWER

You spent $48,320 moving copper last month — a 12% decrease from the month before, driven by two lanes moving to Swift Transport.

Month before  
Last month $48,320

12%

See Freight130 in action

What teams do with the time they get back?

20 hours returned to the operations team every week

Before Freight130, the team tracked shipments across carrier portals, email, and spreadsheets. Freight130 centralized quoting, tracking, documents, and reporting so the team could focus on exceptions instead of gathering updates.

Priya NairVP of Operations, Meridian Distribution
20 hrsRecovered every week
1,400+Loads managed a year
2 weeksTo full implementation
Visibility

Freight130 gives us a clear view of what’s happening across our entire freight operation.

Adam SmithOperations Leader
Data & Decisions

The ability to ask questions about our freight data and get answers quickly has changed how we make decisions.

Adam SmithOperations Leader
Freight Procurement

Freight130 has helped our team work faster and focus on the decisions that actually move the business forward.

Adam SmithOperations Leader

Improve your freight process without rebuilding your operation.

Keep your carrier relationships and existing workflows. Freight130 gives your team one place to manage the work around them.

01

Map your current process

We look at how your team quotes, books, tracks, and reports today — no rip-and-replace required.

02

Set up carriers and workflows

Bring your existing carrier relationships and routing rules into one place, configured to match how you work.

03

Start managing loads in one place

Your team runs quoting, tracking, documents, and reporting from a single system — usually within two weeks.

See the entire workflow in two minutes.

Watch a load move from quote to booked shipment to matched invoice , all in one place.

See How Much Time You Could Save

Freight130 shipments dashboard

Ready to take control of your freight?

Book a personalized demo and discover how Freight130 can help you manage carriers, shipments, rates, and freight costs, all in one place.

A demo built around your operation We’ll focus on your current freight workflows, challenges, and goals.
See Freight130 in action Get a live walkthrough of how Freight130 helps you manage shipments, carriers, rates, and freight costs.
Get answers to your questions Learn how Freight130 could fit into your existing workflow, including implementation and integrations.
Full name

e.g Michael Davis

Email work

e.g email@example.com

Phone number

+1

e.g 301 222 2222

Contact a Freight130 Specialist

Questions teams ask before they start

If yours is not here, a specialist will answer it on the demo call.

No. Freight130 sits on top of the relationships you already have. You keep your carriers, your negotiated rates and your routing rules — what changes is that quoting, booking, tracking, documents and invoices stop living in five different places.

If you already run a TMS or an ERP, Freight130 works alongside it rather than asking you to rip it out.

Most teams are moving loads through Freight130 within two weeks. The first week is mapping how your team quotes, books and reports today. The second is loading your carriers and workflows and running live loads next to your current process.

Nothing freezes while it happens — your operation keeps running the whole time.

From what you enter. It takes the minutes your team spends per load on quoting, booking, tracking, documents and invoice matching, removes the share Freight130 handles for you, and values the hours that come back at the staff cost you set.

The freight-spend portion assumes you compare more of your loads across providers than you do today. Every field starts on a typical value so there is something to react to, and every one of them is yours to change.

Yes. Your rates, lanes, carriers and documents belong to you. We do not pool your pricing with other customers’ data or sell it on, and access inside your account is set per user, so finance, operations and leadership each see what they need.

You can bring them with you. BOLs, PODs, rate confirmations and past invoices attach to the shipment they belong to, so your history stays searchable instead of scattered across an inbox and a shared drive.

Both. Freight130 does not mind who moves the load. Request rates from brokers and asset carriers side by side, compare every response in one view, and book without leaving the screen.

Usually the people booking and tracking loads, plus whoever reconciles freight invoices. Leadership tends to live in the reporting instead. There is no per-seat wall between them — everyone works from the same shipment record.

Pricing follows your load volume and how many people need access. A specialist walks through it on the demo alongside the estimate from your own calculator inputs, so you can see the payback before you commit to anything.