Pricing
No percentage of your loads
Dispatch will be a flat subscription. The price isn’t set yet. Early access sees it first, before anything is charged.
Early-access pricing
To be announced
Not final. Published before launch.
- A flat subscription
- No cut of your gross, on any load
- No long contract
- No deposit to get started
This is what we plan. Nothing here is a final price or final terms.
What dispatch costs today
Three ways to dispatch a truck
Dispatch it yourself
Your nights and weekends
Hours on the phone with brokers, from the cab or from bed at 2 AM.
Pay a dispatcher
8% of every load
About $50,000 a year on 4 trucks*.
Rudy from Dispatch
A flat subscription
No percentage of your loads. Price to be announced.
* Estimate: a typical 8% dispatch fee on roughly $625,000 a year of freight across 4 trucks. Not a survey figure.
Questions
Pricing, plainly
- How much will it cost?
- The price is to be announced. It’s published before launch, and early-access owners see it first, before anything is charged.
- Why no percentage?
- A percentage pays a dispatcher more when the rate is high, not when the truck is used well, and it grows with every load you haul. A flat subscription keeps Dispatch on your side of every rate, and your gross stays yours.
- Is there a contract?
- No long contract is planned. The exact terms are published with the price, before launch.
- What if it books nothing in a week?
- Early-access terms are being designed so you don’t pay for a truck it didn’t help. We’ll publish exact terms before launch.