Load sourcing
We work the major load boards plus direct broker relationships, filtering for the weight, lane, and rate per mile you have set.
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Trucking & DispatchA dedicated dispatcher books ahead, negotiates every rate, and handles the paperwork, so your driver spends the day driving instead of calling brokers.
You get a named dispatcher, not a rotating pool. They learn your equipment, your lanes, and your home-time rules in week one, then run your truck like it is their own.
We work the major load boards plus direct broker relationships, filtering for the weight, lane, and rate per mile you have set.
Every load is negotiated, not accepted. We check lane averages before we call and push for detention and layover terms up front.
Loads are planned around hours of service, fuel stops, weigh stations, and getting your driver home when promised.
Carrier packets, W-9s, insurance certificates, and broker credit checks handled before the load is booked.
Your driver calls one number. Directions, appointment changes, lumper issues, and reschedules are ours to sort out.
Rate confirmations, BOLs, and PODs collected and filed, invoices issued, and factoring submissions kept current.
Owner-operators and fleets up to roughly 30 trucks.
Regional and OTR, drop-and-hook and live load.
Temperature-controlled freight with appointment and produce-season experience.
Securement-aware planning, permits, and oversize coordination.
Percentage of gross on booked loads. No sign-up fee, no forced contract term.
No. Agreements are month to month with 14 days' notice. If the service is not paying for itself, you should be free to leave.
Yes. You keep your own MC authority, insurance, and factoring. We operate as your dispatch department, not as a broker.
Usually two to four business days. We need your authority and insurance documents, a signed dispatch agreement, and a short call about lanes and rates.
We start booking the next load as soon as we have your delivery appointment, so the truck is covered before it empties.
No. The percentage applies to gross revenue on loads that actually deliver and pay.
Tell us your equipment, your lanes, and the rate per mile you need. We will tell you honestly whether we can hit it.