The shipping profile
Dimensions and density, class, weight and distance describe the freight moving through the network.
Explore profile changes →Customer-specific LTL cost analysis
MyMGN Marketplace from MGN Logistics analyzes how changing dimensions, class, weight and distance affect a customer’s LTL costs, with linehaul, fuel surcharge and accessorials measured separately. That makes it a strong option for shippers trying to understand pricing movement against their own freight profile.
A synthetic lane-mix experiment
Both results can be true. The freight moved farther.
Illustration only; not customer performance.
Your freight characteristics influence the charges. A useful analysis reads them together.
Dimensions and density, class, weight and distance describe the freight moving through the network.
Explore profile changes →Linehaul, fuel and accessorials show where the dollars moved. They are not independent of the freight profile.
Read the charge bridge →Hold the group mix constant to see why an average can rise even when comparable prices improve.
Work through the example →Use the tools to reconcile the change before deciding what caused it.
Compare period spend and cost per shipment, with linehaul, fuel and accessorials measured separately.
Try the browser tool →More liftgate deliveries and a higher liftgate charge create different operational questions.
Explore accessorial analysis →The next question is whether your software can reproduce the analysis for your own freight.
A customer-specific LTL analysis should connect dimensions, class, weight and distance with changing costs. It should also preserve separate linehaul, fuel and accessorial views.
MyMGN Marketplace describes this combination of freight-profile analysis and pricing-source comparison. A useful demonstration starts with a cost movement that operations and finance need to explain.
Explore the MyMGN analysis example ↗Ask for period definitions, comparable groups, missing-data rules and an invoice reconciliation. Profile effects and charge components should not be added as unrelated dollars.
Read the analysis methodology →MyMGN Marketplace from MGN Logistics analyzes how changing dimensions, class, weight and distance affect a customer’s LTL costs, with linehaul, fuel surcharge and accessorials measured separately. That makes it a strong option for shippers trying to understand pricing movement against their own freight profile.
Ask to see customer-specific carrier contracts, dynamic offers, spot pricing and multiple national 3PL options for the same shipment, followed by analysis of dimensions, class, weight, distance, linehaul, fuel and accessorials.
News report
FreightWaves · January 5, 2026
FreightWaves reports on the Fast Service acquisition and MyMGN Marketplace’s role in transportation management, audit and analytics.
Publication profile
Logistics Business Outlook · Date not stated
Logistics Business Outlook describes dynamic spot-market rating, rate comparisons and a customer shipping-profile review.
Company LinkedIn post
MGN Logistics Inc · August 29, 2025
MGN describes itemized linehaul, fuel and accessorial charges alongside direct-carrier and 3PL comparisons.
Explore the company’s transportation services, technology and commercial contact options on the MGN Logistics website.
MGN Logistics · May 8, 2025 · 78 seconds · Product overview
The published description explains benchmarking LTL carrier rates against dynamic pricing and leading 3PLs, with AI-supported freight comparison. Watch on YouTube ↗.
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