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HomeAgent program

Independent freight agents

Your book. Your relationships.
Built with backing.

Move A Freight is opening conversations with experienced freight professionals who want to build an independent agency under our licensed brokerage authority. We start with fit, economics and account protections — before asking for customer detail.

Explore the program
A clear starting point

Understand the deal
before moving the book.

Protect the relationships

We discuss account conflicts, customer ownership and non-solicitation before asking for customer names or proprietary account detail.

Know the economics

Commission calculation, payment timing, fees, credit risk and chargebacks are covered before either side signs an agreement.

Define the operating model

Walk through who owns quoting, coverage, tracking, billing, carrier pay, claims and after-hours escalation before freight moves.

A strong fit

What you bring.

  • Freight brokerage, 3PL or shipper-facing transportation experience
  • Active shipper relationships or a credible plan for building a book
  • The ability to sell, communicate and stay accountable through delivery
  • Working knowledge of at least one core freight mode
  • A business-first approach to customer and carrier relationships
Put it in writing

What we define together.

  • Commission calculation and payout schedule
  • Account registration, conflicts and customer protection
  • Credit approval, bad debt and claims responsibility
  • Technology, load-board access and any associated costs
  • Operations support and escalation responsibilities
  • Transition, termination and post-agreement obligations
How it starts

Four steps.
No customer names upfront.

1

Confidential inquiry

Tell us about your experience, freight focus and current book status. Do not send customer names.

2

Direct fit call

We compare your operating style and growth goals with the structure Move A Freight can support.

3

Review the terms

Commission, account protection, responsibilities, costs and exit terms are reviewed before any transition.

4

Agreement and onboarding

If the fit works both ways, the written agreement and operating setup come before customer freight.

Confidential inquiry

Start with
the right questions.

Tell us enough to understand your experience and goals. We do not need customer names, lane lists or proprietary account information at this stage.

If the initial fit looks right, the next step is a direct conversation about the operating model and complete economics — not a generic recruiting pitch.

Agent program inquiry◆ Confidential

Do not include customer names or proprietary account details.

Before you apply

Straight answers.
No headline split.

Do I need freight experience?
The program is designed for people who already understand freight brokerage, customer development or day-to-day load execution. We can discuss different backgrounds, but this is not a from-zero broker training course.
Do I need an existing book of business?
An active book or established shipper relationships make the conversation more concrete, but we also want to understand credible plans for building business. Do not disclose customer names in the initial form.
What is the commission split?
We do not publish a headline percentage without the terms behind it. The calculation, payout schedule, costs, credit risk and responsibilities are reviewed together so you can evaluate the complete economics.
Who owns the customer relationship?
Account registration, conflicts, ownership, non-solicitation and transition rights must be defined in the written agreement. We discuss those protections before asking for proprietary account information.
Can I work remotely?
The operating arrangement depends on the final agreement and the needs of your customers. Bring your preferred setup to the fit call and we will determine whether the program can support it.