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AI dispatcher for trucking fleets. Coming soon.

Never call a broker again

Your trucks can now book their own loads. While you sleep.

From the launch film. Sample load, AI voices.

Five steps. You do the first one. Rudy is built to do the rest, from the load board to your driver’s phone.

Trucking pays the truck first and you last

Every load, somebody has to find it, call the broker, work the rate and brief the driver. Running the truck costs $2.34 a mile,1 and the average carrier keeps 40¢ of every $100.2 So that somebody is you, at 2 AM, or a dispatcher taking 8% off the top.3

To run a truck one mile, loaded or empty

$2.341

Kept of every $100 a load pays

40¢2

Dispatch it yourself

Hours on the phone, nights and weekends

Haggling brokers from the cab, or from bed at 2 AM.

Pay a dispatcher

8%3

of every load. About $50,000 a year on 4 trucks.

Rudy

Your new dispatcher

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Rudy is the AI agent inside Dispatch. It’s built to do the whole job a dispatcher does, from the load board to the driver’s phone, inside rules you set once.

The call

Listen to Rudy call a broker

The broker posted $1,950. Rudy asked for $2,250. Thirty seconds later it was $2,225, and nobody woke you up to get it.

$1,950

Posted

$2,225

Agreed

+$275

For you

More about the call

Rudy

Calling Pellwick Transport

Dispatch

Jess · brokerPellwick Transport, this is Jess.

RudyHey Jess, it's Rudy with Brackwater Trucking. Your Dallas to Louisville dry van for tomorrow, is that still open?

Jess · brokerYeah, still open. Posted at nineteen-fifty, all in.

RudyI've got a truck empty right there in Dallas. I'd need twenty-two fifty to make it work.

Jess · brokerHmm... can you do twenty-two twenty-five?

RudyTwenty-two twenty-five works. Let me confirm with my owner, and I'll send the truck info in a few minutes.

Jess · brokerOkay. You're good. Rate con's on the way.

RudyI know.

0:00 / 0:30

The call from the launch film. Voices are AI-generated; Pellwick Transport and Brackwater Trucking are sample companies.

2:14 AM

One tap, back to sleep

At 6:12 AM Truck 214 is already rolling. “Wait… who booked this?” You did. One tap at 2:14, half asleep. Rudy handled the rest.

An iPhone lock screen at 6:12 AM: a text from Luis, Truck 214, rolling, thanks boss; and a Dispatch card showing Truck 214 booked, Dallas to Louisville, $2,225
  1. 2:09 AM

    Found the load

  2. 2:12 AM

    Negotiated +$275

  3. 2:14 AM

    Booked with one tap

  4. 2:15 AM

    Briefed Luis

No 8% cut
No 2 AM calls
No cheap freight

Early access

Be first to put Rudy on your trucks

Dispatch is coming soon. We’re opening it to a small group of owners and owner-operators first, one truck at a time.

  1. 1Tell us about your trucks and lanes
  2. 2We email you when your spot opens
  3. 3Set your rules once, then let Rudy work

Rather email? hello@letdispatch.com

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