Post freight the way it actually moves. On the Cargado posting form, Mode has three choices: Full truckload when the freight gets the whole trailer, Partial truckload (LTL) when it takes part of one, and Power Only when the trailer is already yours and you need a tractor and driver. Carriers on the marketplace bid on all three.
There is no separate LTL form and no separate power-only form. Every mode posts on the same form, and the mode is a separate choice from the posting type: a full truckload, a partial or a power-only move can post as a Load, a Lane, or a Potential Load or Lane. The Mode choice changes only what carriers need to know: the trailer types for a full truckload, the size of the freight for a partial, and the move for power only.
The whole trailer. Pick every trailer type the freight can go in, and set who handles the border crossing.
Part of a trailer. Enter the units and their size, and Cargado works out the linear feet.
Your trailer. Pick Pre-loaded, Load-out or Tow-away, and the carrier brings the tractor and driver.
Cargado Market Rates price full truckload freight. Partial and power-only freight isn't priced in Market Rates; post it and carriers bid.
Freight you've won, or freight you're still trying to win? See the posting types →
Carriers say on their Cargado profile whether they run power only and partial truckload. In Find Freight they filter by Mode, and for partials they can set the most linear feet they have room for.
Three: Full truckload, Partial truckload (LTL) and Power Only. You pick one in the Mode section of the same posting form, for Mexico and Canada freight, and carriers on the Cargado marketplace bid on it.
No. LTL freight posts as a partial on the standard posting form. Pick Partial truckload (LTL) under Mode, then give carriers the weight, the Packaging Type and Count, and the Dimensions per unit. There is no freight class to enter.
If the freight needs the whole trailer, post it as a Full truckload even if it is light. Post it as a Partial truckload (LTL) when it takes only part of the trailer and can share it.
A power-only posting asks a carrier for the tractor and driver to pull a trailer that is yours or your shipper's. Pick Power Only under Mode, then a Power Only Type: Pre-loaded, Load-out or Tow-away.
Yes. The mode and the posting type are separate choices. Any mode can post as a Load, a Lane, or a Potential Load or Lane for freight you haven't won yet.
No. A partial truckload cannot also be power only. Pick the one mode that matches how the freight moves.
No. Market Rates cover full truckload freight in dry van, reefer, open deck and straight truck. Partial and power-only freight still gets carrier bids when you post it.
Book a demo to see how partial and power-only posting work next to your full truckload freight.