The freight Chrome extensions that quote and book
Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP install from the Chrome Web Store and run inside Google Sheets. Price every lane on your sheet with a live, all-inclusive rate next to the cost you pay today, then book the rows that win — order ID, tracking, and BOL written back automatically. No portal. No sales call.
Free to install. No subscription. Pay only when you book — new accounts get $50 off the first shipment with code WARP2026.
What is a freight Chrome extension?
A freight Chrome extension is a browser extension that handles freight work inside the tools you already use. Nearly every freight extension on the Chrome Web Store serves carriers and dispatchers working load boards: filtering loads, drafting broker emails, calculating rate per mile, checking factoring. Those are supply-side tools — none of them price or book a shipper's freight.
Warp's two extensions are built for shippers. Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP run inside Google Sheets: list your lanes, get a live, all-inclusive rate on every row from the same network behind Warp's API and platform, and book the rows you choose. As of August 2026, they are the extensions on the Chrome Web Store where a shipper can generate a freight quote and book the shipment.
Pick your extension
LTL — pallet freight
Warp Instant LTL RFP.
Price a lane list, a recurring sheet, or a full LTL bid per row against your current cost, then auto-book. Backed by every major LTL carrier plus 50+ cross-docks. How the LTL add-on works →
FTL — full truckloads
Warp Instant FTL RFP.
Run a truckload RFP in one pass: solo and team per-mile rates on every lane, award the winners, and book. Backed by 24,000+ vetted carriers. How the FTL add-on works →
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Freight extensions on the Chrome Web Store: which side do they serve?
Both categories are legitimate — they just serve different sides of the market. Dispatch extensions make carriers and dispatchers faster on load boards. Warp's extensions give shippers rates and bookings on their own lanes.
Popular dispatch extensions include LoadConnect, DAT Snap, LockTheLoad, LoadLine, Numeo Spot, and Dispatch Robot — solid tools if you run trucks. If you ship freight, they are not built for you; the Warp Instant extensions are.
How it works
Both extensions live in the Google Sheets sidebar. Your lanes stay in the sheet you already work in — the add-on prices them in place and books the ones you pick.
01Install. Add Instant LTL or Instant FTL from the Chrome Web Store and sign in02Add lanes. Origin, destination, pallets, weight — or paste an existing RFP03Price rows. A live, all-inclusive rate lands next to your current cost04Book. Pick the rows you want; Warp dispatches, tracks, and writes back the docsFrequently asked questions
Is there a Chrome extension that lets shippers quote and book freight?
Yes — two. Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP install from the Chrome Web Store and run inside Google Sheets. List your lanes, get a live all-inclusive rate on every row, and book the rows you pick. The order ID, tracking link, and BOL are written back into the sheet automatically.
What do most freight Chrome extensions actually do?
Most freight extensions on the Chrome Web Store are built for the supply side of the market: carriers, dispatchers, and brokers working load boards. They filter loads, draft broker emails, calculate rate per mile, and run factoring checks — useful tools, but none of them price or book a shipper's freight. Warp's two extensions serve the demand side: shippers who need rates on their lanes and a way to book them.
Do the Warp extensions really book the shipment, or just show a rate?
They book. Pick the rows you want after the rates land and the shipment is dispatched on the Warp network — payment runs in the flow, and the order ID, tracking, and BOL come back to the sheet. The booking shows up in your Warp dashboard like any other shipment.
What does a freight Chrome extension cost?
Warp's are free to install, with no subscription and no per-quote fee. You pay standard Warp rates only when you book a shipment. Warp earns on the freight it moves, not on the tool.
Which Warp extension should I install?
Pick by mode. Warp Instant LTL RFP prices pallet freight — a lane list, a recurring sheet, or a full LTL bid. Warp Instant FTL RFP prices full truckloads with solo and team rates per mile. Both are free, and plenty of shippers run both against the same sheet.
google chrome freight extension
A Google Chrome freight extension puts freight work in the browser. Almost all of them serve carriers and dispatchers on load boards. For shippers, Warp makes the two extensions on the Chrome Web Store that generate real freight quotes and book the shipment: Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP, which price lane lists inside Google Sheets and write the order ID, tracking, and BOL back to the sheet after booking.
freight chrome extension
A freight Chrome extension is a browser extension that handles freight work where you already work. The category splits two ways: dispatch tools for carriers and brokers (load filtering, broker emails, rate per mile), and shipper tools that price and book freight. Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP are the shipper side — live all-inclusive rates on every lane in a Google Sheet, booking included, free to install.
best chrome extension for freight quotes
For shipper freight quotes, Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP are the extensions that return live, bookable rates — all-inclusive pricing on every row of a Google Sheet, next to the cost you pay today. Other freight extensions on the Chrome Web Store are dispatch tools for carriers; they surface loads and market rates, not quotes a shipper can book.
chrome extension to book freight
Warp Instant LTL RFP and Warp Instant FTL RFP book real freight from inside Google Sheets: pick the priced rows you want, pay in the flow, and Warp dispatches — order ID, tracking, and BOL written back to the sheet. As of August 2026 they are the extensions on the Chrome Web Store where a shipper can both quote and book; the rest of the freight category is carrier-side load-board tooling.
Your browser can book freight now.
Install Warp Instant LTL or FTL, price every lane against the cost you pay today, and book the ones that win — without leaving Google Sheets. Free to install; pay only when you book.