Top 10 Logistics Companies in Miami (2026)

Looking for the best logistics companies in Miami? This 2026 ranking compares the market’s standouts — from asset-based 3PLs with their own trucks and warehouses to global forwarders using Miami as their Latin America gateway. Every company below operates real facilities or branches in South Florida; pick based on whether you need local assets, global reach, or e-commerce specialization.

1. Go Freight

Miami’s tech-driven, asset-based 3PL. From its campus at 3300 NW 110th St., Miami, FL 33167, Go Freight runs container drayage at PortMiami and Port Everglades, bonded and 3PL warehousing, FTL/LTL, and last-mile delivery on its own fleet — all dispatched through the TruckHub TMS. One partner, one campus, port to door: (786) 445-0150, rates@gofreighthub.io.

2. Ryder System

The Miami-headquartered Fortune 500 provider (ryder.com) runs contract warehousing, dedicated transportation, and e-commerce fulfillment networks across South Florida and North America.

3. Crane Worldwide Logistics

Global forwarder (craneww.com) with Miami operations spanning air, ocean, and project cargo, plus pick-pack and fulfillment for international brands.

4. Expeditors

The Seattle-based global forwarder (expeditors.com) maintains a large Miami branch for air and ocean forwarding, customs brokerage, and LatAm trade lanes.

5. Kuehne+Nagel

One of the world’s largest sea and air logistics providers (kuehne-nagel.com), with Miami-area offices strong in perishables and pharma forwarding.

6. DHL Global Forwarding

DHL’s forwarding arm (dhl.com) moves air and ocean freight through major South Florida gateways, with the Americas network long anchored in the region.

7. Seaboard Marine

Miami-based ocean carrier and logistics provider (seaboardmarine.com) sailing directly from PortMiami to the Caribbean and Central and South America.

8. International 3PL

Miami logistics and fulfillment provider (international3pl.com) offering forwarding, warehousing, and e-commerce distribution near MIA.

9. NXTPoint Logistics

Operates over 130,000 sq ft of Miami warehousing (nxtpointlogistics.com) with fulfillment, reverse logistics, and transportation services.

10. AMZ Prep

E-commerce specialist (amzprep.com) handling Amazon FBA prep, marketplace fulfillment, and import distribution from Miami facilities.

How to choose

Need port drayage, bonded storage, and same-day delivery under one roof? An asset-based local like Go Freight wins — compare our asset-based 3PL model and Miami 3PL warehouse ranking. Shipping globally on complex trade lanes? A forwarder like Expeditors or Kuehne+Nagel fits. Many shippers pair one of each.

Frequently asked questions

What does a logistics company in Miami cost?

Pricing depends on the mix: warehousing bills per pallet, drayage per container move, and freight per lane. Asset-based providers often price port-to-door bundles lower than stacking separate vendors.

What is the difference between a 3PL and a freight forwarder?

A 3PL physically stores and moves your goods with warehouses and trucks; a forwarder arranges international transport on carriers’ networks. Read our 3PL vs forwarder comparison.

Why is Miami a logistics hub?

PortMiami and MIA sit minutes apart, Latin American and Caribbean trade routes converge here, and the county holds one of the country’s densest warehouse markets — making Miami the natural U.S. base for hemispheric distribution.

Work with Miami’s #1 asset-based 3PL

Get a fast quote from Go Freight or call (786) 445-0150 — drayage, warehousing, and delivery on one platform.