Nov 3, 2026
Assured Fleet Management Services launches a three-tier freight brokerage startup program, offering training, CRM-loaded shipper prospects, and options ranging from self-managed systems to done-for-you business setup.
Sheridan, United States, November 3, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Assured Fleet Management Services announced the launch of its freight brokerage startup program divided into three support tiers: Freight Broker Launch, Freight Broker Buildout, and the Executive Freight Brokerage-in-a-Box. The tiers give aspiring freight brokers a choice in how much business setup they handle themselves versus how much the company implements for them.
For more information, visit: https://assuredfleetservices.com/freight-broker-page
As explained by the team, its program is available as a viable alternative to freight broker coursework - the latter of which is not seen as conducive to a working business. Graduates of isolated courses still need to determine which shippers to target, how to reach decision-makers, what to say on a call, and how to manage follow-up across a growing pipeline - questions that Assured Fleet Management Services looks to answer.
Industry guidance adds that a brokerage business plan generally needs to define a niche, identify target shippers and decision-makers, establish sales channels and a prospecting cadence, and set procedures for carrier vetting alongside licensing requirements. Assured Fleet Management Services’ program is designed to close these gaps accordingly.
Across all three tiers, the company notes that clients receive a freight broker masterclass together with live group coaching, giving them a consistent base of instruction. Notably, each tier also includes verified shipper prospects loaded directly into a CRM - ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 contacts depending on the level chosen, addressing shipper prospecting directly.
Freight Broker Launch stands as the initial tier, providing training and systems that clients operate on their own. Freight Broker Buildout, meanwhile, adds DWY elements such as business formation support and broker authority filing assistance. The Executive Freight Brokerage-in-a-Box rounds out the selection - moving toward executive DFY implementation while allowing clients to select their level of involvement based on their goals and available time.
AFMS backs its implementation process with what it calls the Assured Launch Guarantee. According to the company, the guarantee covers infrastructure under its direct control, including the CRM, website, workflows, and prospect database, ensuring those deliverables are installed as agreed.
Further details are available at: https://assuredfleetservices.com/freight-broker-page
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Organization: Assured Fleet Management Services, LLC
Address: 30 N. Gould St. Suite-R, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States
Website: https://assuredfleetservices.com/tfi
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