What a freight forwarder does
A forwarder books space with carriers, arranges pickup and consolidation, handles export paperwork, and coordinates the move by sea, air, or truck.
What a customs broker does
A licensed customs broker files entries with CBP, classifies goods, calculates and pays duty, and handles agency requirements for the importer of record.
Why the handoff matters
When the forwarder and broker are different companies, documents arrive late and nobody owns the problem. Running both under one team means the entry is prepared while the freight is still being planned.
Built for businesses that import on a schedule
We work with businesses that move physical goods: importers and distributors, wholesalers and retailers, Amazon and FBA sellers, e-commerce and private-label brands, furniture and home decor companies, apparel and fashion labels, construction-material suppliers, manufacturers bringing in components or raw materials, and industrial and automotive-parts companies. Any product category works, as long as it is physical commercial goods. That is where our door-to-door service pays off: we plan the freight, clear customs, and deliver, shipment after shipment. See who we work with.
What to include for an accurate quote
The more of this you share, the faster we can price it. Quotes are for businesses with recurring commercial shipments.
- Origin: supplier or factory city and country
- Destination: delivery city and ZIP code
- Product: what it is, and the HS code if you have it
- Quantity: units and number of cartons or pallets
- Weight: total gross weight
- Size: carton dimensions or total volume in CBM
- Shipping method: ocean FCL, ocean LCL, air, or express
- How often you ship: monthly, quarterly, or your next few orders