About QuoteDray
Container drayage quotes from US ports and rail ramps, in seconds, with every charge spelled out.
Last updated 2026-10-02
What we do
QuoteDray quotes the last leg of an import container: trucking from the port or rail ramp to your warehouse. Give us the delivery address (or ZIP, or Amazon FC code) and the containers, and within seconds you have an itemized quote: linehaul with fuel included, terminal fees, chassis and an accessorial schedule, each listed separately. There is no all-in price.
We quote from 55 US ports and rail ramps, in English or Chinese. Screenshots, bills of lading and spreadsheets can be dropped straight into the chat.
Who operates it
QuoteDray is operated by Annie Summer, an FMCSA-licensed property broker, MC-1290692, USDOT 3695169 (verifiable on FMCSA SAFER). We do not own trucks: every move is performed by a contracted US motor carrier, which is responsible for the transportation and the cargo in its care. We price the move, arrange the carrier and handle billing. Our $75,000 broker surety bond (BMC-84) is on file with FMCSA.
A California business. Address: 19542 Gravina St, Rowland Heights, CA 91748. Contact: info@quotedray.com (email is the fastest way to reach us; we don't publish a phone number).
How prices are set
Linehaul is priced at market: we pool the actual rates and quotes of carriers that run the lane, take the median and add a fixed platform margin. The price is the same for every customer and is not negotiated: what you see is the final price, valid for 15 days.
Terminal fees are passed through at the terminal's actual charge with no markup. Chassis is per day and accessorials are charged only if they happen, at the amounts listed up front in each pickup point's accessorial schedule.
Lanes without enough solid data are marked indicative or pending; we confirm with carriers before giving a firm price rather than guessing.
The weekly rate index is published every Monday for six major pickup points as a reference range.
The assistant
The chat assistant is automated: it understands the request, calls the pricing engine and explains each line of the quote. Every amount comes from the engine, not from the language model. After you book, our operations team takes over to arrange pickup and dispatch.