What changed?
GOFO says its U.S. network now operates across 47 states through more than 140 hubs and stations, covering more than 9,200 ZIP codes and over 70% of the U.S. population. Earlier this year, GOFO also announced the acquisition of CIRRO E-Commerce North America, bringing more U.S. marketplace expertise and platform integrations into its network.
SpeedX, meanwhile, partnered with ProShip so businesses using the ProShip platform can access SpeedX services across more than 12,000 ZIP codes. Logistics Manager reported SpeedX said its network had expanded to more than 80% of the U.S. population and more than one million deliveries per day.
| Carrier signal | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| GOFO network expansion | More ZIP-code coverage for cost-sensitive parcel flows |
| GOFO-CIRRO combination | Stronger U.S. e-commerce integrations and merchant access |
| SpeedX-ProShip integration | Easier onboarding through existing shipping software |
| Marketplace fit | More options for TikTok Shop, Amazon, DTC, and 3PL parcel programs |
Why sellers should care
Alternative last-mile carriers can reduce dependence on FedEx, UPS, USPS, and Amazon delivery programs, but only if coverage, scan quality, claims handling, and delivery promises are measurable by ZIP code.
What to check before switching volume
- Test GOFO or SpeedX by ZIP-code cluster instead of moving national volume at once.
- Compare quoted rates with delivery exception, reattempt, and claims data.
- Confirm marketplace tracking acceptance before using a carrier on Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop, or Shopify.
- Keep a fallback carrier for rural, low-density, or high-value packages.