Anchor Logistics has proven the brokerage model on one corridor. Now we're building the platform that lets other brokers run on it.
Freight matched between shippers and carriers on a single corridor, with our own dispatch team running the full loop end to end.
Proven at real volume on one corridor — not a hypothesis.
Standing up our own dispatch desk corridor by corridor is slow and doesn't compound. Every new lane is a fresh operations problem we have to solve ourselves.
That's the ceiling on growth — not carrier supply or shipper demand.
So we're changing what we build. Instead of running every corridor, we build the platform underneath it — and make it available to brokers who already have the lanes we don't.
Real-time matching engine, tuned on our own dispatch data.
Lane-level pricing built from live loads, not stale surveys.
Shipment visibility from pickup to proof of delivery, one integration.
Automated invoicing, factoring hooks, and carrier payouts.
Any broker plugging in gets a ready-made matching engine — without building any of this themselves.
Each broker brings the shipper and carrier relationships; we bring the matching and settlement infrastructure underneath.
Mid-Atlantic broker, live since July 2026 across four lanes. Harbor & Slate owns the customer relationship; we own the match, the rate engine, and the technology underneath.
Every corridor has different carrier density, seasonality, and rate volatility.
Weight limits, hours-of-service rules, and broker-carrier contract law differ state to state.
A platform that only works on one lane isn't a platform — it's a desk. Ours has to absorb that variation by design.
That's exactly what this investment funds.
We've scoped a costed, sequenced build plan to turn this into the platform described here.
Domain-by-domain review of the current stack, live now.
A sequenced, costed build plan for the platform described in this deck.
Execution against the roadmap, funded by this investment.
We're raising [investment amount – TBD] to fund the technology build itself: the platform that turns these four services into something brokers can plug into, sequenced against the roadmap above. This is a technology investment — it buys the infrastructure the rest of the strategy depends on.