AZFreight Quotes FAQ

AZ Quotes FAQ

The AZFreight Quote Request System (QRS) is a free service, and provides the best way for you to get a great price for shipping anything anywhere.

You can go ahead and get a freight quote now using our Free Freight Quote system.

Or check out How to Manage Your Freight Quote Request for a guide and tips on how to ensure it works well for you.

Here are your questions answered (click a question for the answer).

Who will see my Freight Quote Request?

Registered users will have their quote requests distributed to leading relevant forwarders via our email system. Relevant forwarders are those with offices in the countries you are transporting to and from in your quote request. If there are no Premium Members in either of those countries then we will send it to a selection of the most recently active suppliers in each country.

How will I receive my quotes?

You will receive quotes directly to your email address from relevant Premium Forwarders. You may also receive quotes at your AZ quote requests page. For all quotes which arrive there, we will alert you by email.

How long does it take?

If you are registered, we will alert our relevant Premium Members the moment your quote request is submitted. It can take anything from minutes to days before you start getting responses. The timing depends on what time of day it is for your potential freight partners, and how much information you can give with your request (the more the better).

How do I stop receiving quotes?

You can mark your requests as satisfied or withdrawn at your quote management page . Doing so turns that quote request off and prevents it from receiving further quotes. Please be sure to manage your quote request responsibly, and get back to all forwarders who ask for more information.

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