FreightPlus

FreightPlus is not a moving company for homeowners — by its own description, it's a Quincy-based managed transportation and freight brokerage that arranges truckload and LTL shipments for manufacturers, distributors, and other business shippers. It holds federal freight-broker authority from the FMCSA and has been named a 2025 Inc. 5000 honoree, with an earlier ranking as one of Massachusetts' fastest-growing private companies. Its Google reviews come almost entirely from trucking carriers and dispatchers, not homeowners, and they describe a company split by who you deal with. Individual brokers — Jeremy Eliades, Daniel Nilan, and Noa Taylor among them — get repeated, specific praise this year for responsiveness and paying on time, including detention and truck-ordered-not-used fees. Google shows a 4.6-star average across 67 ratings. But a recurring minority of carrier reviews, spanning several years into this one, describe a different experience: payment withheld or delayed past 90 days, inconsistent price quotes for the same load, and in one case a shipment that went undelivered for a month without notice. One recent review from earlier this year calls the company disrespectful and pushy to work with. None of this bears on hiring anyone to move household belongings — that isn't a service this company offers. If you found this listing while searching for movers, it's a mismatch worth skipping past.