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Xentra Transport Launches On-Demand Freight Booking for Vans and Trucks

Xentra Transport, a Manhattan-based same-day courier and B2B logistics company, has launched an on-demand freight service allowing businesses in New York and New Jersey to book cargo vans and box trucks for same-day pickup and delivery via an online platform. The service features a flat-rate model with a $125 minimum, real-time tracking, and digital proof of delivery. Targeting the busy New York-to-New Jersey corridor, the service supports retail restocking, medical courier work, and event freight. The company serves over 500 active B2B accounts and has grown order volume tenfold since launch.

Original source: send2press.com

Xentra Transport Launches On-Demand Freight Booking for Vans and Trucks
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Xentra Transport, a Manhattan-based same-day courier and B2B logistics company, has launched an on-demand freight service allowing businesses in New York and New Jersey to book cargo vans and box trucks for same-day pickup and delivery via an online platform. The service features a flat-rate model with a $125 minimum, real-time tracking, and digital proof of delivery. Targeting the busy New York-to-New Jersey corridor, the service supports retail restocking, medical courier work, and event freight. The company serves over 500 active B2B accounts and has grown order volume tenfold since launch.

According to www.send2press.com, Xentra Transport, a same-day courier and B2B logistics company based in Manhattan, has launched an on-demand freight service that allows businesses in New York and New Jersey to book cargo vans and box trucks for same-day pickup and delivery through an online platform.

Service Overview

The new service is designed to simplify the process of arranging same-day freight. Customers can select an equipment type, enter pickup and drop-off details, and submit a request via Xentra Transport’s online booking flow. According to the press release, dispatch occurs in minutes, with drivers assigned and pickup scheduled for the same business day in most cases.

At launch, the service offers two equipment classes:

  • Cargo vans – for parcel volume, retail restocking, and time-critical commercial deliveries.
  • Box trucks – for palletized freight, oversized goods, equipment moves, and full-vehicle hauls.

Target Market and Use Cases

The launch focuses heavily on the New York-to-New Jersey corridor, which the source describes as one of the busiest commercial freight lanes in the country. Xentra Transport already manages a high volume of deliveries between the two states each week, and the new service formalizes and accelerates that lane for both recurring and one-off freight movements. Coverage extends across New Jersey’s major commercial markets.

Target use cases include:

  • Retail and boutique restocking
  • Trade show and event freight
  • Gallery and white-glove transport
  • Medical and laboratory courier work
  • Contractor and equipment moves
  • Recurring B2B routing for businesses with predictable freight needs

Pricing and Features

Pricing follows the company’s standardized flat-rate model, with a $125 minimum booking. Quotes are confirmed at the time of booking. Customers receive driver assignment, real-time tracking, and digital proof of delivery through Xentra Transport’s client portal.

Industry Context

According to the source, traditional freight brokering can take hours or even days to dispatch a vehicle for a same-day move, particularly across state lines. By collapsing the booking process into a self-service request and dispatching directly from an in-house fleet, Xentra Transport positions the new service as a faster alternative for businesses needing a van or truck moved on short notice.

“Businesses do not have time to call three brokers and wait for callbacks when they need a van moved across the river by end of day. We built this service so that on-demand freight feels as simple as ordering a ride. A few clicks, a confirmed driver, and a same-day pickup.” — Kevin, Founder, Xentra Transport

Company Background

Xentra Transport is headquartered at 240 W 40th Street in New York City and serves the New York and New Jersey tri-state area. The company specializes in same-day delivery, freight, white-glove and specialized handling, and time-critical B2B routing for sectors including fashion, retail, art, medical, legal, and event production. Xentra Transport is registered with SAM.gov for federal contracting eligibility. The company serves more than 500 active B2B accounts and has grown order volume tenfold since launch.

Source: www.send2press.com

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