You're still building the list by hand
Most shipper lists still come out of ThomasNet and Sales Navigator. One filters by SIC codes that stopped being accurate two decades ago. The other doesn't know what a DC is.
Either way, you get companies. Then you spend the afternoon working out which of them ship anything, who runs their freight, and whether they touch a lane you can cover.
What a general-purpose tool won't give you
Same industry, not adjacent
Point one at a pharmaceutical shipper and it hands you food manufacturers, fastener distributors, and a tropical plant nursery. All real shippers. None of them lookalikes. We show you the industry we read off your customer's site, and you can correct it in one line before the search runs.
The people who tender the loads
VP Supply Chain, Transportation Manager, Traffic Manager — ranked by who signs and who books. At a 40-person mill both jobs belong to the owner, and the list says so.
Plants and DCs, not just HQ
Every plant and DC we can find, so you can see who ships out of the lanes you already run. Capacity out of Laredo is worth nothing until you know who ships from South Texas.
A general-purpose tool returned
- Midwest Food Group
- Apex Fastener Supply
- Kellner Auto Parts
- Verdant Plant Nursery
Twinshipper returned
- Meridian Pharma
- Calder Biologics
- Halverson Labs
- Ostrom Therapeutics
Three steps, about two minutes
- 1
Paste a customer
One you'd take ten more of. We read their site and show you the industry we found.
- 2
Correct the industry
One editable line, and it decides every company that comes back. Change it if we read it wrong.
- 3
Work the list
Companies ranked by fit, each with contacts and verified emails. Export the whole list to CSV.
We measured how badly this goes wrong
We ran a general-purpose lookalike engine across five freight verticals and 126 companies. On a pharmaceutical seed, 13 of the 25 results came back in the wrong industry: food manufacturers, fastener distributors, auto parts, a plant nursery.
The fix was to make the industry the search objective rather than one signal among several. Twinshipper is built around that one change.
Pay for the searches you run and the contacts you reveal
Credits cover both. Seats are included, not billed per head.
Trial
Free
Two searches, no card. Enough to see whether the lists are any good.
- 2 searches, 5 companies each
- Contacts and verified emails included
- No credit card
Starter
$99/mo
For a broker or two working lanes by hand.
- ~20 searches and ~300 contacts a month
- Up to 25 companies per search
- Verified emails, CSV export
- 2 seats
Pro
$299/mo
For a desk running consistent outbound.
- ~70 searches and ~1,000 contacts a month
- Direct dials
- Saved searches and suppression lists
- 5 seats
Team
$799/mo
For a full brokerage floor.
- ~200 searches and ~3,000 contacts a month
- Up to 50 companies per search
- CRM export, shared lists
- 15 seats
All prices in USD.
Start with the customer you'd take ten more of
Two searches, no card, no sales call. If the list isn't worth calling, you've lost five minutes and nothing else.
Start free, no card