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Your truck moves. We do the rest.

Dispatching for owner-operators and small fleets. We book the loads, chase the invoices and keep the paperwork straight.

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Load boards

We watch them so you do not

Rate negotiation

Argued before you accept

Invoices

Sent the day you deliver

Paperwork

BOLs, rate cons, filed

Built around how a small fleet actually runs.

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Car hauling

Open and enclosed. We know which brokers pay on time and which ones need chasing from day one.

Freight

Dry van, flatbed and reefer, booked against your lanes rather than whatever is loudest on the board.

Billing that closes

Every load is invoiced and tracked until the money lands. Nothing ages quietly.

Four things happen, in this order.

  1. 01

    Send your MC and preferences

    Lanes you want, lanes you refuse, what you will not haul.

  2. 02

    We book

    You see the rate and the broker before anything is confirmed.

  3. 03

    You drive

    Paperwork goes to us. Problems on the road come to us first.

  4. 04

    We collect

    Invoice out the day you deliver, then chased until it is paid.

A dispatcher is worth paying for when the truck spends more hours moving and fewer hours waiting on someone to call back.

Ask us what our percentage is and what it covers. You should get a straight answer on the first call.

Ready when your truck is.

Tell us what you run and where you want to run it. We will tell you honestly whether we can keep you loaded.

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