First Call Carrier Network
Choose a Partner That Does Right By Its Carriers Every Time.
Why Carriers Choose First Call.
Not all shipping partners are created equal. In a volatile market, First Call provides clear communication, efficient results and consistent support.
Easy. Simple as that.
With a seamless onboarding process and 24/7 customer support, we make it easy to get started with First Call.
Reliable relationships.
We take pride in building long-term business relationships, working with dedicated carrier representatives to find win-win routes and keep your trucks on the road.
Make the most of your miles.
Need to fill a trailer or a one-way return freight? We’ll help you find dedicated and transactional lanes, and get you back hauls too.
Flexible Payment Options
We offer two easy methods to get paid for each load–it’s just one of the reasons our carrier partners choose First Call.
With our standard terms, you receive the full invoice amount – no financing fees. While other carriers extend payment terms to 30 days or beyond, our standard is 21 days.
While other carriers extend payment terms to 30 days or beyond, our standard is 21 days.
The 3PL You’ve Been Looking For
Building and managing cost-efficient supply chains is a full-time job. First Call’s rare combination of in-house assets, expert problem-solving and track record of stellar customer service makes us the 3PL of choice for carrier partners looking to make the most of their miles.
“First Call always paid on time and would get me back-hauls whenever possible which was great.”
– Wayne, Carrier
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