Commercial terms

No rate card. Every figure is quoted

Practical volume depends on the product, supplier, case pack, freight, and channel — so a published price would be fiction. What we can publish is exactly how the number is built and when you see it.

What a landed figure is made of

Indicative bands per buy

These are the ranges a single buy typically falls inside, per program. They are not prices and not minimums.

Bars are drawn relative to the widest ceiling on the list. Bands are indicative per buy and quoted per product before you commit.

What we won’t put in a quote

These are the charges that typically arrive after approval elsewhere. We name them up front instead.

Detention and demurrage

Charged when a trailer sits beyond free time. We tell you the free window rather than absorbing it silently into the unit price.

Storage past free days

Hub and carrier clocks do not start on the same day. Both are stated on the quote.

Re-palletizing at your DC

If your receiving standard differs from the shipped configuration, that work is quoted separately, not assumed.

Insurance above carrier default

Carrier liability is per pound, not per value. On electronics that gap is worth closing deliberately.

Appointment and lumper fees

Billed at your own door. We flag when a program is likely to trigger them.

Returns and shortage handling

The process exists and is documented. Whether it is priced into a given quote is stated on that quote.

See the real number for your requirement

Product, quantity, destination, and timing are enough to begin. Volume consolidates at Chicago or Dallas.