The NextLOAD Difference: Post Quality Loads for Truckers with Our TMS Integrations
Quality Loads from Brokers on NextLOAD
NextLOAD partners with more than 14 leading, trusted TMS providers including Ascend, LoadBoard Network, McLeod, Navigator, Transport Pro, and more.
Integrations with Leading TMS Solutions
NextLOAD is committed to expanding our partnerships with Transportation Management Systems (TMS). We readily integrate with TMS solutions that support internet/web standards for seamless data exchange.
How to Post Loads on NextLOAD
To post loads on NextLOAD, brokers and shippers should fill out the form below to get in touch with our team. Freight is posted to NextLOAD through our TMS integrations. Once you are approved to post loads and the integration is enabled, you will be able to post available freight for truckers, owner-operators, and dispatchers. Carriers interested in hauling that freight will contact you to book the load.
Request to Post Loads on NextLOAD
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What is a load board for freight brokers?
Simply put, a load board for freight brokers is a website that helps connect freight brokers with truck drivers to move freight, or goods, across the country. Load boards give brokers access to a large network of truckers, making it easier to find the right drivers for their shipments. On NextLOAD, brokers can post available loads automatically using our integrations with trusted TMS providers including Ascend, LoadBoard Network, McLeod, Navigator, Transport Pro, and more.
What kind of freight can brokers post on NextLOAD?
Freight brokers can post a wide variety of freight types on NextLOAD to connect with carriers who have the right equipment. These include:
- Dry Van Freight: Standard cargo that doesn’t require temperature control.
- Reefer Freight: Temperature-controlled loads, or refrigerated freight, often used for transporting food and pharmaceuticals.
- Flatbed Freight: Items that are oversized or irregularly shaped, such as construction materials and machinery.
- Less Than Truckload (LTL) Freight: Smaller shipments that don’t fill an entire truck, allowing multiple shippers to share space.
- Specialized Freight: Includes unique types like hopper bottoms, dump trucks, and auto carriers, which are used for specific types of cargo like grain, fertilizer, or vehicles