RXO Expands Carrier Rewards, Online Marketplace

RXO Extra links carriers to an expanded suite of partnerships and discounts, such as subscriptions, hotels, and access to DAT Load Boards.

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February 8, 2023

RXO Expands Carrier Rewards, Online Marketplace — RXO Extra is meant to incentivize carriers with cost-savings.
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Transportation broker RXO launched an expanded suite of partnerships and discounts accessible on an online marketplace. RXO Extra allows carriers to save money on fuel, maintenance, tires, and retail, company officials said in a press release.

"With the launch of RXO Extra, we’ve added more exclusive partnerships and discounts and built a streamlined online marketplace that makes these cost-saving opportunities easy to access," said Lou Amo, president of RXO’s truck brokerage business. "RXO Extra will put more money in carriers’ pockets, drive carrier loyalty in RXO Connect, and expand RXO’s massive capacity that shippers count on.”

As part of the launch of RXO Extra, RXO announced three new partnerships that build on the company’s preexisting rewards offerings. Carriers can now access discounts on SiriusXM subscriptions, hotel discounts through CLC Lodging, and access to DAT Load Boards.

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