Is there a flat weekly fee?

No. We charge a percentage of weekly gross only. There is no flat rate, no setup fee and no monthly subscription. Local and regional work is quoted separately.

Am I locked into a contract?

No. Thirty days notice, either direction, no termination fee. If the service is not earning its fee you should be able to leave.

Why do small trucks pay a higher percentage than semis?

Box truck and hotshot loads are smaller and more frequent, so each truck needs more calls, broker setups and paperwork per dollar of gross. That is why small trucks are 8-10% and semis 5-6%.

Truck Dispatch

Rate negotiation

Every load, every time.

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Truck Dispatch from · United States

$400

Semi trucks: dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, power only, 5-6% of weekly gross

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We negotiate against current market rate data and lane history rather than taking the posted number, and we know which brokers move and which do not.

What you get

Market rate benchmarking
Negotiation on every load
Lane rate history
Accessorial capture
Rate confirmation review

How it fits the rest

Rate negotiation is one part of truck dispatch. Most clients combine two or three of these, and the packages on the main service page price them together.

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About truck dispatch

Semi trucks (dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, power only) pay 5-6% of weekly gross, and small trucks (box truck, straight truck, hotshot) pay 8-10%, for OTR operations. On a semi grossing $8,000-$10,000 a week that is about $400-$600 a week. The final percentage is discussed with each carrier.