What we review
A free review of your shipping records, routes, service choices, and charges, focused on the questions you want answered.
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Understand your freight budget
Freight Spend Analysis
A free review of your shipping history and costs to help you make more informed freight decisions.
Service overview
Understand where your freight budget goes.
Our free review looks at your shipping history, routes, services, and charges to identify practical opportunities to improve your shipping plan. Contact our team to arrange your review.
What the free review covers
- Historical freight invoice review
- Mode, lane, and cost benchmarking
- Carrier-network comparison
- Customized findings and potential-savings report
How it works
What you can expect from the review.
How we find opportunities
Aeromax compares your shipping history and requirements with options in our carrier network, then explains the opportunities and tradeoffs for your business.
Start with a conversation
Contact us to get started.
Call or email our team to arrange your free analysis. We will discuss your priorities and explain how to share the information below.
- A representative history of freight invoices or shipment exports
- Origin-destination lanes, modes, service levels, and accessorials
- Known constraints, priorities, and recurring exceptions
- The business questions the review should answer
Frequently asked questions
Before the review.
Is the freight spend analysis free?
Yes. Aeromax's freight spend analysis is free. Contact the team by phone or email to discuss your shipping activity and arrange the review.
How do I get started?
Contact Aeromax before sending any documents. We will confirm the scope, timing, and how to share a representative set of invoices or shipment records. Documents cannot be submitted through this website.
Does an analysis guarantee savings?
No. The review identifies practical opportunities and tradeoffs based on the information available and current carrier options. Any operating change is discussed and confirmed separately.
Free freight spend analysis