Need a customs broker in Miami? We're the bonded partner who makes their job — and your pickup — faster.
We're not a licensed customs brokerage ourselves. We're a bonded drayage carrier and warehouse operator that works directly alongside your customs broker — or refers one of our trusted partners — to sync CBP release timing with pickup, storage, and delivery. No lag between clearance and your freight moving.
What we actually do — and how it helps Customs Broker Coordination.
Search "customs broker Miami" and you'll find plenty of licensed brokerage firms — we're not one of them, and we won't pretend to be. What we are is the bonded drayage, CFS, and warehouse partner that makes whichever broker you choose faster: real-time CBP release tracking synced to dispatch, a CBP-bonded facility for in-bond and held cargo, and a referral network of trusted licensed brokers if you don't have one yet.
Our dispatch system tracks CBP release status directly, so pickup is queued the moment your broker clears customs — not after a phone call chain.
Our 100,000 sq ft Miami facility is CBP-bonded and TSA-secured, so in-bond and held cargo sit under one roof instead of racking up per-diem at the terminal.
We refer shippers to a small network of licensed customs brokers we work with regularly — you get a broker who already knows how to coordinate with our drayage and warehouse ops.
The Go Freight AI stack that keeps your broker's timeline moving.
Drayage AI
Go Freight AI is Miami's only asset-based container drayage company — 100+ company trucks, an owned chassis pool at both PortMiami and Port Everglades, and a gate-time prediction model trained on 10+ years of South Florida terminal data. Unlike brokers reselling capacity, we run every container drayage Miami shipment with our own drivers, our own chassis, and in-house customs brokerage coordination — no double-brokering, no mystery carriers.
Learn moreWarehouse AI
Miami's only bonded AI warehouse — 100,000 sq ft of cross-dock, transload, CFS, and e-commerce fulfillment powered by computer-vision inventory tracking and a 99.7% pick accuracy rate. Temperature-controlled and <a href="/cold-chain-logistics-miami/">cold chain logistics</a> services include dedicated cold storage zones with 24/7 monitoring.
Learn moreHow we sync with your customs broker.
Our dispatch AI ingests CBP release milestones and automatically queues drayage pickup the moment your broker's entry clears — no manual status-checking, no demurrage clock ticking while everyone waits on a phone call.
All AI capabilitiesTuned for Customs Broker Coordination — CBP release tracking, dispatch queuing, and bonded storage handoff.
Questions Miami shippers ask us about customs.
No — we're a bonded drayage carrier and warehouse operator, not a licensed customs brokerage. We work directly with your customs broker (or refer one of our trusted partners) to keep CBP release timing in sync with pickup and storage.
Yes. We work regularly with a small network of licensed customs brokers who know how to coordinate with our drayage and bonded warehouse operations — ask our team for a referral if you don't already have one.
It can sit in our CBP-bonded, TSA-secured Miami facility under one roof — no need to truck it to a separate bonded warehouse while your broker resolves the hold.
Our dispatch system tracks CBP release status directly, so pickup is queued the moment your entry clears — typically same-day if released before 10 AM.
Cabotage rules (the Jones Act) govern vessel-to-vessel domestic moves, not truck drayage. Our team can help you understand how it affects a specific move, but this is ultimately a question for your customs broker or counsel.
Yes — our hazmat and cold-chain capable fleet handles pharmaceutical freight moving through Miami, and we coordinate closely with pharma-experienced customs brokers for FDA- and DEA-regulated shipments.
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