White label
Your Brand. Our Freight Infrastructure.
For 3PLs, platforms, marketplaces, and SaaS companies that want freight capabilities under their own brand. You call the Warp API from your platform. You apply your pricing. You show your UI. Your customers interact with your brand. Behind the scenes, Warp handles carrier dispatch, tracking, cross dock operations, and invoicing. Your customers never see Warp directly.
20,000+ carriers · 9,000+ box trucks and cargo vans · 50+ cross dock facilities
What white label freight means
White label means your customers see your brand at every touchpoint. Your tracking page. Your email notifications. Your invoice format. Your pricing. Warp is the infrastructure that makes it work, but Warp is invisible to your end users. You call the Warp API from your backend. You display the results in your frontend. You own the customer relationship.
Behind the scenes, Warp provides access to 20,000+ carriers, 9,000+ box trucks and cargo vans, 50+ cross dock facilities, and the full technology stack: the Warp driver app for live GPS and scan events, our AI backbone Orbit for automated quality monitoring, and webhook infrastructure for real time status updates. You get all of this without building a single carrier relationship.
How it works
Six steps from your customer's rate request to delivery confirmation. Your customer interacts with your platform at every step. Warp operates behind the scenes.
Your customer requests a shipping rate
Through your platform, your UI, your brand. They enter origin, destination, and item details in your interface.
Your backend calls Warp quote API
POST /freights/quote returns an all inclusive rate. Your backend adds your margin and displays the final price in your UI.
Your customer books the shipment
They click your "Book" button. Your backend calls POST /freights/booking. Warp returns a shipmentId and trackingNumber.
Warp dispatches local 3rd party carriers
Behind the scenes, Warp assigns a carrier through the driver app. Your customer never interacts with Warp directly.
Tracking events flow to your platform
Webhook events push every status change to your backend. You display pickup, in transit, and delivery events in your UI under your brand.
Delivery confirmed under your brand
Proof of delivery, e signatures, and delivery photos captured through the Warp driver app. Your customer sees the confirmation in your portal.
Embedding the API
The Warp API is designed for backend to backend communication. Your platform calls Warp from your server. Your frontend never touches the Warp API directly. This keeps your API key secure and gives you full control over what your customers see.
Quoting
Your backend calls POST /freights/quote.
Pass origin, destination, and item details. Warp returns an all inclusive rate with transit time. Your backend adds your margin and displays the final price in your UI. Your customer sees only your price.
Booking
Your backend calls POST /freights/booking.
Pass the quoteId from the quote step plus pickup and delivery contact info. Warp returns a shipmentId and trackingNumber. Your system stores these for tracking and invoicing.
Tracking
Webhook events push to your backend.
Register webhook URLs in your Warp dashboard. Every status change fires an event with timestamps and GPS coordinates. Display these in your tracking UI. Your customer sees your branded tracking page.
How to handle pricing
Warp's quote API returns an all inclusive rate. No fuel surcharges, no accessorial fees, no terminal handling charges. One number. You control what your customer pays by adding your margin in your backend before displaying the price. This gives you complete flexibility:
- -Fixed percentage markup. Add 15%, 20%, or whatever margin you need across all shipments.
- -Dynamic margin by customer tier. Premium customers get lower markups. Standard customers pay full margin.
- -Lane specific pricing. Set different margins for different origin and destination pairs based on your competitive position.
- -Volume based discounts. Reduce margin for high volume customers while maintaining profitability through volume.
Your customer never sees Warp's rate. They see your rate. You own the pricing relationship entirely.
Tracking under your brand
When a shipment moves, Warp pushes webhook events to your backend. Each event includes the status code, timestamp, GPS coordinates, and any scan data. Your frontend displays this data in your tracking UI. Here is what your customers see at each stage:
bookedShipment confirmed in your portalarrivedAtPickupDriver at origin (your branded notification)pickupSuccessfulFreight picked up (scan event in your system)inRouteToWarehouseEn route to facility (your tracking map)arrivedAtWarehouseAt sorting facility (status update in your UI)departedFromWarehouseDeparted facility (your branded email)arrivedAtDeliveryDriver at destination (your notification)deliveredPOD in your portal (your branded confirmation)Your customers see your tracking page, your email notifications, and your delivery confirmation. Every touchpoint carries your brand. Warp delivers the data. You deliver the experience.
Who uses white label freight
3PL client portal
Offer freight under your 3PL brand.
Your clients log into your portal, get quotes, book shipments, and track deliveries. They see your brand, your pricing, your tracking page. Behind the scenes, Warp handles carrier dispatch through 20,000+ carriers, cross dock operations at 50+ facilities, and last mile delivery.
Marketplace shipping
Embedded freight for your marketplace.
Your sellers and buyers interact with shipping as a native feature of your marketplace. Rate quotes appear inline during checkout. Tracking is embedded in the order detail page. Warp is invisible to your users.
SaaS embedded freight
Add freight to your software platform.
You build inventory management, order management, or warehouse software. Your customers need to ship. Embed Warp quoting and booking into your workflow. Your customers get freight capabilities without leaving your platform.
Custom logistics brand
Launch a logistics offering without building infrastructure.
You want to offer freight services but do not want to build carrier relationships, operate cross docks, or manage a driver network. Use Warp as your infrastructure. Sell under your brand. Warp moves the freight.
What Warp handles behind the scenes
You focus on your customers and your brand. Warp handles everything else:
- -Carrier dispatch. 20,000+ carriers in the network. Local 3rd party carriers dispatched through the Warp driver app with live GPS, scan events, proof of delivery, and e signatures.
- -Cross dock operations. 50+ Warp operated cross dock facilities handling sorting, transloading, and consolidation. Every pallet scanned in and scanned out.
- -Quality monitoring. Our AI backbone, Orbit, monitors every shipment for late pickups, missed scans, route deviations, and temperature deviations. Exceptions flagged before your team notices.
- -Invoicing and settlement. GET /freights/invoices/{orderId} returns structured invoice data. Integrate directly into your billing system.
- -Document management. BOLs, PODs, and delivery photos available through GET /freights/documents/{orderId}. Display in your portal under your brand.
Warp is invisible infrastructure
Your customers see your brand on the tracking page. Your email notifications. Your invoice format. Your delivery confirmation. Your customer portal. Warp never appears in your customer's experience. The local 3rd party carriers use the Warp driver app, but your customer never interacts with it. The cross dock facilities operate under Warp, but your customer sees only the status updates you display. Our AI backbone, Orbit, monitors every load, but the alerts flow through your system.
This is what infrastructure means. You do not need to build carrier relationships. You do not need to operate cross docks. You do not need to build a driver app. You do not need to build a quality monitoring system. You call an API. Warp does the rest. Your customers see your brand.
Frequently asked questions
Will my customers see the Warp brand?
No. Your customers see your brand on the tracking page, your email notifications, and your invoice format. Warp is invisible infrastructure. Your backend calls the Warp API and your frontend displays the data under your brand.
How do I set my own pricing?
Call the Warp quote API to get the all inclusive rate. Add your margin in your backend before displaying the price to your customer. You control the markup, the pricing display, and the payment flow.
What freight modes are available through the white label API?
Cargo van, 26 foot box truck, LTL through 50+ Warp cross dock facilities, and full truckload. All modes are available through the same API with the same structured JSON responses.
How does tracking work under my brand?
Register webhook URLs in your Warp dashboard. Warp pushes status events for every shipment. Display these events in your UI under your brand. Your customers see your tracking page, not Warp.
What types of companies use white label freight?
3PLs that want to offer freight under their own brand, marketplaces that need embedded shipping, SaaS platforms that want to add freight capabilities, and companies that want to offer logistics without building infrastructure.
Your brand. Our network. Their freight, delivered.
Embed Warp freight infrastructure under your brand. 20,000+ carriers, 50+ cross dock facilities, and the full technology stack. Your customers see your brand. Warp moves the freight.
20,000+ carriers · 50+ cross dock facilities · Invisible infrastructure