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Built around your operation

Truck dispatch for owner operators, small fleets and new authorities

A single truck, a growing fleet and a newly active authority face different dispatch decisions. Start with your operation, then review the equipment, lanes, communication and paperwork support that fit.

  • Dedicated dispatcher
  • 4 to 12% fees by equipment
  • You approve the loads

Find your starting point

The same clear process. Different operating needs.

See what to prepare, how load decisions are made and which questions to ask before starting. Your equipment, authority, insurance and broker eligibility still determine which freight you can consider.

Before the first booking

Start with a clear picture of your truck.

Tell us your current location, usable equipment dimensions, payload, home time needs and preferred operating radius. For a fleet, identify who approves loads and which driver or truck details the dispatch desk needs to coordinate.

We review service fit before making a plan. A new authority can discuss onboarding, but individual brokers set their own eligibility requirements. Dispatch service does not guarantee load access, a freight rate or weekly earnings.

Prepare your onboarding details

Match the equipment

Review the load requirements that apply to dry vans, reefers, flatbeds, box trucks, power only, step decks, hotshot trucks and cargo vans.

Compare equipment dispatch

Agree on the service and fee

Your dedicated dispatcher supports your operation at equipment based fees of 4 to 12% of gross revenue on loads we book. Confirm your exact fee, included support, communication plan and billing terms in writing.

Understand dispatch pricing

Start with your truck and your lanes

Talk through your operation.

Tell us your equipment, current location and preferred lanes. We will review service fit and explain the dispatch fee before you start.