How It Works

Simple to start, easy to stay with.

No long onboarding, no software to learn on your end. Here's exactly what happens.

1

Sign Up

A short call to learn your equipment, preferred lanes, home time needs, and what you're looking to earn. No paperwork on your end beyond a simple dispatch agreement.

2

We Source Loads

We search load boards and broker relationships for freight that matches what you told us — not just whatever's available.

3

We Negotiate & Confirm

We negotiate the rate, confirm the load, and send you the details before you commit to anything.

4

You Drive

We handle check calls and any communication with the broker or shipper while you're on the road.

5

Paperwork Closed Out

BOLs and rate confirmations are collected and the invoice is submitted as soon as the load delivers.

6

You Get Paid

Payment is tracked through to completion so nothing falls through the cracks.

7

We Plan the Next Load

Before you've even unloaded, we're already lining up what's next for your lane and schedule.

8

You Stay in Control

You decide which loads to take. We bring the options and the negotiation — the final call is always yours.

Common Questions

What owner-operators usually ask us first.

Do I have to sign a long-term contract?

No. We work on a simple dispatch agreement that either side can end with notice — you're not locked in.

Do you work with owner-operators and small fleets?

Both. Whether you're running one truck under your own authority or coordinating a small fleet, we can support your dispatch needs.

What equipment types do you handle?

Dry van, reefer, flatbed, and step deck. Let us know your setup and preferred lanes during onboarding.

Do I still make the final call on which loads to take?

Yes, always. We bring you vetted, negotiated options — you decide what to run.

How do you charge for this?

A simple commission on gross revenue per load, with no upfront or setup fees. See the pricing page for details.

Do you handle factoring or fuel advances?

We can coordinate with your factoring company as part of invoicing if you use one — just let us know during onboarding.

Ready to get your first load booked?

Tell us about your truck and lanes to get started.