Less-Than-Truckload

LTL

Palletized freight, rated and tracked across multiple LTL carriers — with NMFC lookup, density-to-class estimation and accessorial validation built into the quote, before it ever reaches a carrier.

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What is ShipMay's LTL service? ShipMay rates and tracks palletized freight across multiple LTL carriers, with NMFC lookup, density-to-class estimation and accessorial validation built into the quote before it reaches a carrier.

How it works

01

Item details & class

Dimensions, weight and NMFC — the system suggests a class if you are unsure.

02

Compare carriers live

Rates come back from several LTL carriers side by side, with accessorials itemized.

03

Book & document

BOL generated automatically; tracking and POD flow back into the same order.

What is included

These are ordered, priced, tracked, documented and reconciled on this platform by default — exceptions are flagged below
Multi-carrier live rating
Volume LTL rating
NMFC lookup & suggestions
Density-to-class calculator
Residential vs commercial check
Accessorials, validated
Hazmat shipments
Stackability & linear-feet checks
BOL & label generation
Automated tracking
BOL & POD retrieval
Cost reconciliation & variance alerts

Avoid the details that turn into rebills

An LTL rate is only as accurate as the shipment details behind it. A carrier may reclassify or reprice freight when the actual dimensions, density, class or delivery conditions differ from what was quoted.

ShipMay brings NMFC lookup, density-to-class estimation, stackability and linear-feet checks, address checks and accessorial validation into the quote workflow.
Avoid surprise fees: Freight Accessorial Charges Explained →
// Transportation is performed by FMCSA-authorized partner carriers; ShipMay provides the system, rate comparison, tender and coordination.

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