International Freight Agents Deserve More Options.

Experienced in freight sales or agency operations and based outside the United States? Explore brokerage partnerships aligned with your location, book of business, operating model, and growth goals.

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Freight Talent Doesn't Stop at a Border.

Whether you're based in Latin America, Europe, Asia, or elsewhere, your experience and shipper relationships matter. Some U.S. brokerages consider qualified international agents; others require U.S.-based operations. We help you explore potential fits without promising that every program accepts applicants in every country.

Independent Agents

Bring your established book, freight expertise, and operating preferences into the conversation.

Sub-Agents & Agency Teams

Explore options for growing your agency with clear expectations around support, account relationships, and operations.

Freight Sales Professionals

Have sales experience but no transferable book? Some brokerages may evaluate your track record and development plan.

What Matters in an International Agent Program?

Country Eligibility

Confirm that a brokerage can contract with and onboard an agent operating from your country.

Operating Model

Compare cradle-to-grave responsibilities with sales-focused models supported by brokerage operations.

Technology & Support

Discuss TMS access, carrier coverage, credit approvals, claims, and support across time zones.

Commission & Contract Terms

Understand gross profit calculations, payouts, deductions, account provisions, and exit terms.

Explore Freight Agent Opportunities by Country

Based outside the United States? Start with country-specific guidance on evaluating potential U.S. freight brokerage partnerships. Eligibility varies by brokerage and individual circumstances.

Don't see your country? Tell us where you're based and what freight you handle.

How Brokerage Matching Works

1. Share Your Background

Tell us your country, freight modes, experience, book status, and goals. No customer names needed in your first inquiry.

2. Discuss Eligibility & Fit

We consider your location and business needs against relevant brokerage requirements and available opportunities.

3. Explore a Conversation

Where there is potential alignment, we help connect you. The brokerage determines eligibility and agreement terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can agents outside the U.S. work with U.S. freight brokerages?

Some brokerages consider qualified international agents, while others require U.S. residency or operations. Each program sets its own policies.

Do I need an existing book of business?

An established, verifiable book often helps, but some programs may consider experienced sales professionals with a credible growth plan.

Are commission splits the same for international agents?

Not necessarily. Terms vary with the brokerage, operating model, responsibilities, and contract. Evaluate the full economics.

Will I need to disclose customer names?

Not in your initial inquiry. Start by sharing your experience, freight focus, and goals.

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Your Experience Is Global. Your Options Should Be Too.

Tell us where you're based and what a better freight brokerage partnership would look like.

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Opportunities depend on brokerage requirements and applicable laws. No guarantee of eligibility, compensation, or placement.