A freight broker connects shippers with carriers, arranging FTL, LTL, and specialized capacity without owning the trucks. In a high-volume market like Miami, the right broker, or better yet an asset-based provider, can mean faster coverage, fewer service failures, and no surprise costs. Below is a verified directory of freight brokerage and 3PL providers serving Miami, each linked to its real website so you can compare and call directly.
1. Go Freight
Go Freight — Miami, FL. Unlike a pure broker, Go Freight is asset-based, running 100+ company-owned trucks, an in-house chassis pool, and a 104,000 sq ft bonded Miami warehouse. That means no double brokering: your freight moves on Go Freight’s own equipment, with AI gate-time prediction at PortMiami and Port Everglades and TSA-approved bonded carrier status. It blends owned assets with a vetted carrier network for FTL, LTL, drayage, hazmat, and last mile. Call (786) 445-0150.
2. Direct Drive Logistics
Direct Drive Logistics — Miami, FL. A nationwide freight broker offering FTL and LTL solutions plus warehousing and full-service supply-chain coordination.
3. NXTPoint Logistics
NXTPoint Logistics — Miami, FL. Manages brokerage end to end with 35+ U.S.-based owned assets and a network of more than 2,200 partner carriers, covering forwarding, drayage, FTL, LTL, and final mile.
4. Interworld Freight (InterWF)
Interworld Freight — Miami, FL. An NVOCC and IAC-certified provider combining freight brokerage and forwarding with 24/7 operations support and real-time tracking.
5. Pharo Logistics
Pharo Logistics — Miami, FL. A licensed freight brokerage operating under full FMCSA and DOT compliance and registered in the System for Award Management (SAM).
6. DGD Transport
DGD Transport — Miami, FL. A 3PL that blends asset-based trucking with brokerage and carrier relationships, including refrigerated capability.
7. BOS Global Logistics
BOS Global Logistics — Miami, FL. An FTL and LTL shipping company backed by a large fleet and professional drivers, focused on on-time service.
8. Paragon Global Logistics
Paragon Global Logistics — Miami, FL. Provides 3PL and freight brokerage services with expertise across LTL and FTL shipping.
9. A1 Freight Solutions
A1 Freight Solutions — Miami, FL. A freight brokerage offering LTL, FTL, drayage, expedited, and heavy-haul solutions.
10. A1 Worldwide Logistics
A1 Worldwide Logistics — North Miami, FL. A long-established logistics provider combining freight forwarding, brokerage, and customs clearance with 20+ years of experience.
Broker vs. asset-based carrier: which do you need?
A traditional freight broker arranges capacity but does not own trucks, which can mean an extra margin and the risk of double brokering, where your load is re-brokered to an unknown carrier. An asset-based provider owns its equipment, so you get more control, accountability, and transparency. Many Miami shippers prefer a blended, asset-based 3PL that can move freight on its own trucks and tap a vetted network when volume spikes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a freight broker and a 3PL?
A freight broker primarily matches shippers with carriers. A 3PL offers broader services, often including warehousing, drayage, customs, and sometimes owned assets, managing more of the supply chain.
What is double brokering and why should I avoid it?
Double brokering is when a broker re-brokers your load to another carrier without disclosure, reducing visibility and increasing fraud and liability risk. Asset-based carriers avoid this by moving freight themselves.
How do I verify a freight broker is legitimate?
Check FMCSA registration and broker authority, confirm insurance, and ask whether they are asset-based or purely brokering your freight.
Get a Miami freight quote today
Go Freight is an asset-based, AI-powered 3PL in Miami handling drayage, warehousing, hazmat, LTL, and last mile. Request a free quote or call (786) 445-0150.