
Cut your freight costs without cutting corners
See where you can trim freight spend without sacrificing service.

Most teams ship on fixed thresholds, like anything under 15 cubic meters (CBM) goes by less-than-container-load (LCL), set months ago. Rates, supplier locations, and volumes change constantly, so those rules quietly stop making sense.
When your suppliers book separately, you end up with under-utilized containers and missed consolidation opportunities scattered across every trade lane.
Without a live view of cost, transit time, and utilization across your shipments, it's nearly impossible to know where you're overpaying until the invoice is already in.

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Flexport uses AI and runs a bespoke study using 12 months of your shipment history, at no cost and no commitment.

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Small shifts in how you ship compound fast. Here's the math.
10%: Average reduction in freight spend after implementing Flexport's optimization recommendations.
60%: Possible cost savings from shifting eligible air shipments to premium ocean.
0%: Churn rate among customers who've completed a Flexport supply chain optimization study.
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It's Flexport's optimization engine, and it analyzes your shipment data to find where you can consolidate, shift transportation modes, and right-size containers before your cargo moves. Both the free historical analysis and the in-app recommendations are free for Flexport ocean freight customers.
Customers typically reduce freight spend by up to 10% after implementing SCO recommendations. Shifting eligible air shipments to premium ocean can cut those lane costs by up to 60%, and combining shipments through Buyer's Consolidation saves up to 15% compared to shipping separately.
Shipment-level details: PO numbers, cargo dimensions, cargo ready dates, and transportation mode. If you're already shipping ocean freight with Flexport, we can often run the analysis using data we already have.
About one week for existing Flexport clients, and up to three weeks for new clients, since we need to gather and validate your historical shipment data first.
No. SCO surfaces recommendations, it doesn't make bookings for you. You set your own approval thresholds, and every recommendation shows the cost, transit time, and carbon tradeoff before you decide.
Today, in-app recommendations cover ocean shipments only. Air-to-ocean shift analysis and air consolidation are already available as part of the free historical study, with in-app air recommendations coming later.