THE EXCHANGE VS THE OLD WAY NO NAMES NEEDED

Three ways to find warehouse space. One shows you the terms.

No competitor names on this page — none are needed. The categories indict themselves: what matters is who sets the terms, what you're allowed to know about the fee, who owns your order flow, and what "verified" actually means. Read the row that stings.

Comparison of warehouse exchange, traditional brokerage, and DIY search across seven dimensions
Dimension The exchange Traditional brokerage DIY search
Who you deal with The facility, visibly. The exchange matches and verifies; the counterparty is never hidden from you. The broker. Many models keep you and the warehouse from ever meeting — the intermediary IS the relationship. Whoever answers the phone — after you find a phone number that's current.
What the fee looks like Flat, disclosed on every quote. Our commitment is printed below — and it binds us. Commonly a spread: the warehouse quotes one number, you pay another, and the difference is undisclosed by design. No fee — you pay in weeks of calls, stale listings, and rates with no comparison point.
Who sets the rate The facility asks; you bid. Both sides see the same number on the same board. The intermediary prices to each side separately. Neither side sees the whole trade. Whatever the one facility you found says it is. n=1 is not a market.
Verification Before listing, on the record. The public proof ledger shows what's verified — and admits what isn't yet. Varies broker to broker; the vetting standard is usually private, if it exists. You're the inspector. Hope the photos were recent.
Your data Yours. We earn on the match, never the data — order flow is never the product. Your requirement circulates wherever the broker sends it — you rarely know where. Private, at least. The one thing DIY wins.
Speed under pressure Structured intake, machine speed. A rejected-load rescue starts as a two-minute spec, not a call queue. As fast as your rep's inbox. Same-day asks die in clarification ping-pong. The slowest path precisely when hours matter.
Honesty machinery Enforced in code. Rates sealed until real, counters dark until they count, sample data labeled in-frame. A promise, not a mechanism. Not applicable — there's nobody to hold to it.
NO COMPETITOR NAMES, NO STRAW MEN — EVERY "OLD WAY" ROW DESCRIBES STANDARD INDUSTRY PRACTICE HOW THE EXCHANGE WORKS →

Fee transparency — binding, in writing

BINDING

We will never hide our cut.

  • OUR FEE IS FLAT — NEVER A SPREAD BETWEEN WHAT THE FACILITY ASKS AND WHAT YOU PAY.
  • IT IS DISCLOSED ON EVERY QUOTE, TO BOTH SIDES OF THE TRADE.
  • THE FEE STRUCTURE PUBLISHES ON THIS PAGE THE DAY IT LOCKS — UNTIL THEN, NO NUMBER PRINTS, BECAUSE PRINTING ONE EARLY WOULD MAKE IT A MARKETING NUMBER.
  • WE EARN ON THE MATCH, NEVER THE DATA — ORDER FLOW IS NEVER FOR SALE.
THE SAME COVENANT PRINTS ON THE HOMEPAGE — THIS PAGE IS WHERE THE % WILL LIVE WHEN IT LOCKS (GATED LIKE RATES, R-WAREX-07) THE COVENANT BAND →

Trade on the floor

Need space: search real listings by postal code, or spec the load once in the quote wizard and let verified capacity answer. Have space: the listing wizard takes about ten minutes, and the earn check at the top of it shows the demand around your dock first.

FIND SPACE SPEC IT ONCE → LIST YOUR RACKING EARN ON IDLE POSITIONS →
EVERY HONESTY CLAIM ON THIS PAGE IS MECHANIZED — GATES IN CODE, NOT ADJECTIVES THE BOARD IS OPEN →