FRAYT in the News

With recent events such as the UPS Strike, the increased costs that will come as a result of that deal, shippers are being urged to come up with contingency plans. Luke Denny, co-founder and CEO at Frayt, tells us how you can keep your freight from getting lost amid disruptions at either carrier.

In a recent survey, as featured in Industry Dive, 79% of businesses said last mile delivery is very or extremely important to staying competitive — but less than half (48%) have actually optimized their networks to improve last mile delivery.

79% of respondents consider seamless delivery ‘very or extremely important to providing a competitive edge’

Grace Sharkey covers the FRAYT survey in depth.

FRAYT, a leading online last mile delivery technology that connects shippers with a vast marketplace of over 15,000 owner-operator drivers and vehicles, proudly announces the launch of its Preferred Driver Program. The program revolutionizes the shipping process by empowering shippers to select a specific driver for their needs, a first in the industry.

Luke Denny and Joe Lynch discuss overcoming last mile hurdles. Luke is the Co-Founder and CEO of FRAYT Technologies, a last-mile on-demand delivery and logistics technology company.

On-demand delivery platform Frayt announced Tuesday it has closed $7 million in funding.

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“We are joined by Tim Yarbrough, a director and advisor for Frayt, a shipping start-up that takes a unique approach to connecting drivers and shippers. We talk about trends that are currently shaping the shipping industry and what it takes to make a great company in the modern age.”

“Luke Denny, Co-Founder and CEO of FRAYT Technologies, talks about how Frayt is implementing trackable on-demand shipping in 34 states, why his accounting background has been beneficial to growing FRAYT and what he thinks the venture capital scene could do better.”