Intovise builds custom lists of U.S. trucking and logistics businesses — carriers, freight brokers, 3PLs and warehouses — built to your brief. Each row is a business with its name, address and phone number, checked against the details the business has listed.
Business-to-business only: trucking and logistics companies, never individuals or consumers. Targeted B2B data, built to your brief.
A trucking and logistics contact list is an organized roster of transportation businesses, arranged around the market you sell into. Instead of piecing company names together from maps, directories and scattered searches, your team opens one list covering the business types and areas that fit your offer.
Whether you sell insurance, fuel programs, fleet software, equipment or financing, the goal is the same: a clear, focused place to start. Think of it as B2B transportation data shaped to your brief, not a generic database.
See which carriers, brokers, 3PLs and warehouses operate in the segments you care about, so outreach starts with companies that fit.
Organize companies by state, city, metro area, county, ZIP code or region so each rep covers a clear territory.
A business phone number and address for every company give your team a direct starting point for calls and mail.
Transportation is not one market. A regional carrier, a freight broker and a warehouse operator buy differently, so lists are built by business type.
Mix business types in one list or keep them separate. Describe the businesses you are after.
Two things shape every list: where the companies are, and what kind of businesses they are. Use one or combine both.
Our work centers on the U.S. market, and we confirm coverage before anything is built.
Business type is flexible. Describe who you sell to, and we will tell you how to build it.
Freight brokers + Texas and Oklahoma
Warehousing operators + Chicago and Indianapolis metro areas
Trucking carriers + selected ZIP codes around Atlanta
Every list keeps the same simple layout: one row per business, with the details your team needs to start calling. Each row has:
Each name, address and phone number is checked against the details that business has listed. Everything is company-level business information intended for B2B outreach. Need something beyond this? Mention it in your brief, and we will tell you what is realistic before work starts.
Four steps, from your brief to a file your team can use.
We start with who buys what you sell, which business types to focus on, and where you operate.
We build your list from current public and licensed business sources, for your business types and areas.
Each business name, address and phone number is checked against the details that business has listed.
You receive a CSV or Excel file, typically in 1–2 days, including larger lists. Every list is built per order and never resold.
Business details change over time, so treat any list as a strong starting point for outreach. Not sure what to look for in a list? See what to check before you buy a B2B contact list.
Many companies sell into transportation. Match your goal to what the list does for you.
A list identifies trucking and logistics businesses that match your criteria. It does not show who is interested or ready to buy, and Intovise does not promise appointments, sales, or specific results. What it gives your team is a focused, organized place to start.
Tell us the business types and territories you want to reach. We can put together a sample, or simply talk through what your list should contain.
Need data beyond trucking? Our B2B Contact Lists service covers custom lists across industries, and B2B Appointment Setting can take a finished list into live conversations.
Short answers to what U.S. sales teams ask before ordering a list. Do not see yours? Ask us directly.
They are spreadsheets listing U.S. trucking and logistics businesses with a business name, address and phone number, put together for B2B prospecting. You may also see them called trucking company lists, freight carrier lists or logistics company lists.
Trucking and freight carriers, freight brokers, 3PL providers, freight forwarders, warehousing and distribution operators, courier and last-mile delivery companies, and specialized haulers. If your target is not listed, describe it and we will say how it can be built.
No. These are business-to-business lists. Every row is a company, with business-level details. Intovise does not sell driver lists or consumer data.
No. An Intovise list is a prospect list: businesses that match your criteria. It does not show who is interested or ready to buy, and we do not promise appointments, sales, or specific results.
Yes. Lists can be built by state, city, metro area, county, ZIP code or region, or across several states. Our work centers on the U.S. market, and we confirm coverage before anything is built.
Each row has the business name, address and phone number, checked against the details that business has listed. If you need something more, mention it in your brief and we will tell you what is realistic before work starts.
You receive a CSV or Excel file. Typical turnaround is 1–2 days, including larger lists.
Every list is built per order and never resold. Numbers that do not connect are replaced at no extra charge.
Head to the contact page and describe the business types and areas you care about. To compare options first, the pricing page outlines how projects are priced. For other industries, see our B2B Contact Lists.
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