Key facts
- Founded 2014 · headquartered in Dublin, OH
- Privately held
- FMCSA broker authority: ACTIVE (MC-858765)
- #63 on the Transport Topics Top 100 (2026)
- Gross revenue: $287M per Transport Topics 2026
- Primary freight modes: Dry Van, Air/Expedited
About EASE Logistics
EASE Logistics is a Dublin, Ohio-based full-service freight broker and managed-logistics provider founded in 2014 by Peter Coratola. The company holds active FMCSA broker authority MC-858765 / USDOT 2487180 and ranks #63 on the 2026 Transport Topics Top 100 Freight Brokerage Firms with $287M in gross brokerage revenue and $32M net (11.1% margin). EASE has appeared on the Inc. 5000 fastest-growing companies list for seven consecutive years and was named among Fast Company's 10 most innovative companies in logistics for 2024.
The company operates from its global headquarters in Dublin, OH along with warehouses in East Liberty and Marysville. Per Transport Topics 2026, primary load types are air/expedited and dry van truckload, with active LTL, refrigerated, and flatbed/heavy haul. EASE is also the host fleet partner for Ohio Department of Transportation and DriveOhio's Rural Automated Driving Systems (ADS) project — the first US deployment of connected and automated trucking technology for customer freight shipments, signaling the company's positioning as a technology-forward operator within Midwest manufacturing.
For shippers evaluating EASE, the strongest fit is automotive, manufacturing, and consumer-goods companies with Ohio or Midwest origins and time-critical freight needs. EASE's expedited capability and managed-logistics model serve OEM and Tier 1 automotive supply chains particularly well. Shippers needing intermodal, cross-border, or bulk capability may find better fit elsewhere; EASE's product set is focused on truckload and expedited freight rather than full multi-modal coverage.
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Load Types Transport Topics Top 100
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Coverage
All 48 contiguous states · global network
Strongest Lanes
Pros & Cons
- Strong Ohio and Midwest carrier density — particularly automotive and OEM corridors
- Expedited freight desk for time-critical ground and air freight
- Recognized innovator (Fast Company top 10 logistics 2024) — invested in autonomous-trucking pilots
- Inc. 5000 honoree for 7 consecutive years — proven growth trajectory
- Managed-logistics model with warehousing footprint adds value for OEM supply chains
- 11.1% net margin is on the lower end — may reflect aggressive growth pricing rather than premium service
- No intermodal, ocean, or cross-border (Mexico/Canada) capability
- Coverage strongest in Midwest core; West Coast and Northeast lanes thinner
- Founded 2014 — younger relative to many top-100 brokers; smaller historical track record
- No instant-quoting platform — relationship-driven sales model
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FAQ
Is EASE Logistics licensed and bonded as a freight broker?
Yes — Ease Logistics Services LLC holds active FMCSA broker authority MC-858765 / USDOT 2487180, registered at 5725 Avery Road, Dublin, OH. Authorized for Broker Property. Verify current bond and authority status at li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov before tendering a load.
What types of freight does EASE Logistics handle?
Per Transport Topics 2026, EASE covers air/expedited, LTL, dry van truckload, refrigerated, and flatbed/heavy haul. No intermodal or cross-border. Strongest fit is Ohio/Midwest automotive, manufacturing, and consumer-goods shippers needing expedited or time-critical freight.
How do EASE Logistics' rates compare to other freight brokers?
EASE reported $287M gross / $32M net brokerage revenue in 2026 — an 11.1% margin, on the lower end of the top 100. Rates may be competitive on Ohio/Midwest core lanes; benchmark via ShipperGuide before committing on freight outside the regional core.