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What does a freight broker do?
Freight brokers are licensed and bonded by the FMCSA. They work on behalf of shippers to find carriers, negotiate rates, and coordinate logistics — they do not own trucks or handle cargo directly. This is the mirror image of a dispatcher, who represents the carrier rather than the shipper.
How to choose a freight brokerage
Verify the broker's FMCSA license and bond status before working with them. Beyond that, look at their lane coverage, how quickly they confirm rates, and whether other carriers report being paid on time and as agreed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does a freight broker do?
- A freight broker connects shippers who need freight moved with carriers who can move it, negotiating rates and coordinating the shipment — without owning trucks or handling the cargo itself.
- Is a freight broker the same as a dispatcher?
- No. A broker is paid by and represents the shipper; a dispatcher is paid by and represents the carrier. Carriers looking for loads typically want a dispatcher.
- Do freight brokers need a license?
- Yes — freight brokers in the US must be licensed and bonded by the FMCSA. Always verify a broker's authority and bond status before booking a load with them.