ExFreight

ExFreight presents itself as a neutral digital freight forwarder for businesses that need to move goods across borders and coordinate quotes, bookings, and tracking through one platform. The company dates its beginnings to 2006 and says it was among the first in its field to offer instant online quoting and booking. Its service combines self-service tools with specialist support when a shipment does not fit an automated rate.

The service covers several shipment sizes and modes. Ocean freight includes full-container (FCL) and less-than-container-load (LCL) shipping, with door-to-door options. Air service includes standard and express freight as well as priority options; ground transportation covers less-than-truckload (LTL) and full-truckload (FTL) shipments. The company also handles international small parcels under 150 pounds. These options let customers compare speed, volume, and shipment type before booking.

The services page also lists customs brokerage, import and export clearance, cargo insurance, and shipping for sellers sending inventory directly to Amazon FBA centers. Documentation, customs requirements, and delivery points vary by route, cargo, and service, so an initial quote is one part of a broader logistics plan rather than just a price comparison.

The online workflow is organized into three steps: quote, book, and track. Customers enter an origin, destination, and shipment details to receive a rate; they can then book through the portal and follow the shipment. ExFreight advertises live rates in about 30 seconds for many combinations. When a shipment requires special handling or cannot be priced automatically, the company invites customers to request a custom proposal from its team.

The platform groups solutions for ecommerce sellers, importers, distributors, and companies with volume programs, as well as industries such as automotive, machinery, electronics, apparel, and furniture. This organization helps customers find services related to oversized freight, high-value goods, or seasonal needs. The company also offers a freight API and resources covering quotes, bookings, documents, customs, and emissions per shipment.

ExFreight lists a network spanning more than 35 origin countries and more than 150 destinations. Its offices include the North American headquarters at 2290 10th Ave, Suite 501, Lake Worth, Florida 33461; the European headquarters at Beechavenue 54–62, Het Poortgebouw, 1119 PW Schiphol-Rijk, Netherlands; a UK office at Waterman’s Court, 4 Lotus Park, Parris House, The Causeway, Staines-upon-Thames, TW18 3AG; and an Asian headquarters at RM1706, Building 3, No. 19 Zhang Zhou Er Lu, Qingdao 266073, China. These are offices within a logistics network, not necessarily public freight drop-off counters.

For a business arranging imports or exports, the appeal lies in combining digital quotes with access to specialists, multiple transportation modes, and services tied to cross-border shipping. ExFreight lists credentials related to FMC, TSA, and TIA on its site and maintains a portal for business accounts. Before booking, customers can compare the service with their shipment, route, and documentation needs.