Fetch Freight, a locally grown logistics and freight brokerage company headquartered in the heart of Birmingham, has earned a spot on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. The honor places Fetch among a select group of businesses that are not only growing quickly but also helping to fuel the economy and shape the future of their industries.
Founded in 2020, Fetch Freight has grown from a two-person startup into a thriving logistics company with more than 30 team members and national reach, all while staying true to its Birmingham roots.
“We have an innovative and gritty team that is proud to be building something special right here in Birmingham,” said Mitchell Lewis, Fetch Freight’s Founder and President. “A lot of us have worked for other logistics companies in Chicago and other freight hubs across the U.S., but there’s something exciting about building Fetch right here in Birmingham.”
Fetch combines hands-on expertise with cutting-edge technology, including its proprietary AI-powered transportation management system, Fetch IQ. The company is also a certified SmartWay partner, committed to supporting sustainable shipping solutions.
Beyond its business growth, Fetch is deeply invested in the Birmingham community, creating jobs, restoring a 150-year-old building for its headquarters, and offering internship opportunities through local universities.
“In a city full of talent and potential, we’re grateful to be part of Birmingham’s business story,” said Lewis. “This recognition from Inc. is a reflection of the strong partnerships, loyal customers, and dedicated team that have fueled our growth, and we’re just getting started.”
About Fetch Freight: Fetch Freight is a full-service freight brokerage based in Birmingham, Alabama, delivering reliable, tech-driven logistics solutions to partners across the country. Known for its collaborative culture, strong relationships, and commitment to sustainability, Fetch Freight is setting a new standard for agile, people-first logistics.