Authority & compliance
- Active MC authority (and DOT number)
- SAFER / FMCSA status we can verify
- Certificate of Insurance meeting common broker minimums
- W-9 for payee setup
No mystery onboarding. You send the packet, we verify authority, we align on lanes and fees, then we start booking. Here’s the full loop from first call to invoice.
Intro call or form. We confirm equipment, home base, and whether your authority is broker-ready.
Loads hit your filters. You see the rate story before you say yes.
Rate con locked. Pickup and delivery details in your hands. We’re on the line if the dock shifts.
POD chase, invoicing, accessorials, and factoring help when you want cash faster.
Brokers won’t touch a truck without a clean packet. We get you set once so every rate con doesn’t turn into a document chase.
Typical packet-to-ready window: 1–2 business days once documents are complete. First load depends on where the truck sits and what freight is moving that day.
You get origin, destination, miles, rate, commodity notes, and appointment reality. No “just take it, trust me” booking.
Pickup confirmation, in-transit updates when needed, and delivery status so detention clocks and broker ETAs stay honest.
Breakdowns and late docks don’t respect 9–5. We stay available when the truck is working — including nights and weekends on active loads.
You talk to someone who knows your truck — not a rotating call-center queue reading a CRM script.
Driving doesn’t pay until paperwork clears. We treat BOL/POD chase and invoicing as part of the job, not an afterthought.
You send POD / signed BOL. We invoice the broker, track payment status, and flag missing paperwork before it stalls the cycle.
Detention, layover, TONU, lumper reimbursement — we document and push when the rate con and clock support the claim.
Prefer cash in days instead of 30–45? We help with factoring intros and packet alignment so funding isn’t the bottleneck.
We earn when you haul. Standard model is a percentage of load revenue (or a flat weekly structure for some multi-truck fleets). Exact numbers are confirmed in writing before your first load — see Pricing for the current draft structure.
MC/DOT, COI, W-9, and equipment specs — that’s enough to start the conversation.