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Every part of BrokerOS — the tech stack, the content system, the tools, and the ongoing work — is built around how freight brokerages actually compete and get chosen.
Pages, pathways, and service coverage are shaped around how freight brokerages actually present themselves and compete online.
BrokerOS is structured to make core content clearer to users and more intelligible to search engines and AI-driven discovery layers.
Key business information is marked up in ways that support stronger context, richer interpretation, and better discoverability signals.
Fast-loading, performance-minded pages improve usability while strengthening the technical quality of your digital presence.
BrokerOS supports structured content expansion so your brokerage can grow page depth, topical coverage, and visibility over time without starting over.
The experience is designed to help brokerages look established, credible, and capable instead of generic, outdated, or disposable.
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Insights, updates, and industry expertise from freight brokerages using BrokerOS.
Not all freight brokers vet their carriers the same way. Here’s what proper carrier vetting looks like and why it matters for your freight, safety, and liability.
Intermodal shipping combines truck and rail to cut costs on long hauls. Here’s how it works, when it makes sense, and what shippers need to know in 2026.
Tariffs are reshaping freight costs for US shippers in 2026. Here’s what’s changing, which modes are most affected, and how to protect your supply chain now.
When there is no dock, no forklift, rough ground, or tight access, unloading becomes the real problem, not the transportation. That is where Moffett delivery comes in. A Moffett, also called a piggyback forklift or truck-mounted forklift, is mounted to the back of a flatbed or step deck trailer so it travels with the load and unloads on site. The term piggyback forklift is widely used in the industry as a catch-all for any truck-mounted forklift. Moffett is the most recognized brand in that category, which is why the names are often used interchangeably.
The Supreme Court Just Changed the Rules for Freight Brokers A landmark 9-0 ruling just exposed brokers who do not properly vet their carriers. Here is what it means for your freight, and how Cowtown is already ahead of it. Table Of Contents What happened How to vet your broker or carrier How Cowtown is protecting you What shippers should do now Sources What happened In 2017, a truck driver for a carrier called Caribe Transport II was hauling a load of plastic pots through Illinois. The load was arranged by C.H. Robinson, one of the largest freight brokers in the country. The driver veered off course in his Mack truck and struck a tractor-trailer parked on the shoulder of the road.
When Cowtown Logistics decided it was time to rebuild our website, we knew this was not a small decision. A logistics company website is not just a brochure. It is a first impression for shippers, carriers, agents, recruits, and partners. It is often the first place people go to decide whether your company feels credible, current, and worth contacting. That is why we slowed down and treated the process seriously. We wanted a site that represented who we are, supported our growth, and was built for modern search instead of old assumptions. That search led us to BrokerOS , and working with Josh Asbury ended up being one of the best business decisions we have made this year.
BrokerOS is built specifically for freight brokerages — not adapted from a generic web or marketing platform. There's no build-and-leave. Just a managed system that keeps getting better.
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