Carrier Agent · Freight factoring companies

Start the factoring conversation early.

Fuel bills arrive before freight invoices are paid. Your Carrier Agent filters new FMCSA filings each week and writes a useful introduction while new carriers weigh their options.

Your territory. Your voice. Your approval.

How your week works

Your first move, made weekly.

01 · Read

The agent reads the filings.

Your agent reads the latest public filings for your territory each week.

02 · Decide

The poor fits come out.

Poor fits are removed. You see the reason behind each recommendation.

03 · Prepare

Your letter is ready to review.

With Mail, the agent writes in your voice. You approve; Blaze Agent prints and mails.

See it in action

See the letter

A useful introduction, in your voice.

Offer something useful, in your voice. Your signature makes it personal; the response number shows who called.

You approve every letter before it mails.

OKAFOR FREIGHT CAPITAL
3350 Riverwood Pkwy · Atlanta, GA 30339

Dear Marisol,

Congratulations on filing for operating authority for Marisol Hauling LLC last week. Fuel costs don’t wait for a broker to pay. Planning that gap early can make the first loads easier.

I put together a one-page cash-flow checklist for new carriers. If you’d like a copy, call or text. It’s yours, with no obligation.

Adaeze Okafor

Adaeze Okafor · Okafor Freight Capital

P.S. For your free cash-flow checklist, call or text and mention AT-0341.

Call or text
(404) 555-0179
Mention code
AT-0341
Scan or visit
go.blazeagent.com/AT0341

You received this letter because Marisol Hauling LLC appears in FMCSA’s public carrier records.

To stop mail from Blaze Agent customers:
go.blazeagent.com/remove

A real letter. A useful reason to say hello.

Where it works

Find your territory.

Explore the latest week, state by state. Numbers update every Sunday night.

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The cost of adding mail

Start small. Measure the conversations.

From $299 a month, letters included. Track replies before deciding whether to send more.

From $299a month, letters included

Plain answers

Before you start.

Isn’t this the same FMCSA list everyone has?

Yes, the record is public. The Carrier Agent screens it, writes in your voice, and handles the letters you approve. You see who responds.

Why use a letter for factoring?

Offer something useful before discussing rates. A letter gives you room to explain the offer and a clear way for the carrier to reply.

Can an insurance agent also contact the carrier?

Once Blaze Agent mails a carrier for you, it will not mail that carrier for another factoring customer. An insurance agent may send a different introduction.

A person behind the service

Need a hand? Mark is here.

Need help with your territory or your letters? Call or text Mark.

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Mark Mitchell
Alpharetta, Georgia
(470) 518-5187 · call or text