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U.S. Truck Dispatch Service

Dispatching that keeps your wheels moving.

We find the loads, negotiate the rates, and handle the paperwork — so you spend more time driving and less time on the phone. Built for owner operators, independent truckers, and small fleets. TruckLoad24 is a dispatch service, not a freight broker — here's the difference.

No upfront feesEver
Week-to-weekNo long-term contract
You approveEvery load, every time
24/7Live support
SAMPLE LANE
Dallas → Chicago
Dry van · Illustrative lane
Dedicated U.S.-based dispatchers
24/7 dispatch line
No upfront or setup fees
No long-term contracts
Why carriers choose TruckLoad24

Dispatching built around your truck, not ours.

Every carrier is different. We match your equipment, lanes, and home-time needs to freight that actually pays — instead of pushing whatever load is easiest to book.

Higher rate focus

We negotiate every load individually. No blanket rates, no leaving money on the table.

Fewer empty miles

Route planning built around your next pickup, so deadhead stays low and revenue miles stay high.

You stay in control

You approve every load before it's booked. We work for you, not the other way around.

Real people, not a call center

A dedicated dispatcher who knows your truck, your lanes, and your preferences by name.

White semi-truck parked under a clear sky, representing a carrier ready for dispatch
Every truck. Every load.

Your rig, our dispatch desk.

Whatever's parked in your lot, we treat it like it's the only truck we dispatch — because to you, it is.

Load-by-loadRate negotiation
One dispatcherWho knows your truck
Cancel anytimeNo lock-in
Equipment we dispatch

Every trailer type. Every lane.

Whatever you're pulling, our dispatchers know the freight patterns, rate benchmarks, and brokers that move it.

What's included

Full-service dispatching, start to finish.

From the first load search to the last signed BOL, we handle the parts of the business that keep you off the road.

Load finding

Constant scanning of load boards and broker networks for freight that fits your equipment and lanes.

Rate negotiation

We push back on lowball offers so you're paid what the lane and your equipment are worth.

Route planning

Efficient routing that keeps deadhead miles low and gets you home when you need to be.

Paperwork management

Rate confirmations, BOLs, and broker packets handled and filed so nothing slows down your pay.

Broker vetting

We check broker credit and payment history before you're ever booked on their freight.

24/7 dispatch support

A real dispatcher on the line for breakdowns, detention, and last-minute lane changes.

How it works

From sign-up to your first load in days.

A simple, transparent process — no long forms, no upfront cost.

1

Tell us about your truck

Equipment type, home base, and the lanes you want to run.

2

Get matched with a dispatcher

One dedicated dispatcher learns your truck and preferences.

3

Review and approve loads

Every load is presented with rate and route before you accept it.

4

Drive — we handle the rest

Paperwork, broker calls, and rate confirmations are on us.

Rate negotiation

We fight for every dollar on every lane.

Load boards post a starting number — not the final one. Our dispatchers know lane history and broker margins, so the rate you get is the rate the lane can actually pay.

  • Lane-by-lane rate benchmarking
  • Direct broker relationships, no middle layer
  • Detention and layover claims handled for you
DAL → CHI · Dry van$2,750$3,180
MEM → ATL · Reefer$1,600$1,940
HOU → PHX · Flatbed$2,100$2,510
LA → SEA · Dry van$3,050$3,460
Built for owner operators

Less admin. More revenue miles.

No forced dispatch

You're never obligated to take a load you don't want. Every offer is optional.

Transparent fees

One flat percentage or weekly rate on linehaul only — never on your fuel surcharge.

Fast weekly settlements

Clear, itemized settlements delivered on the same day, every week.

How we work with you

Commitments, not just claims.

Written agreement
Every carrier relationship
Weekly settlements
Itemized, every week
6%
Or a flat weekly fee — your choice
24/7
Dispatch line coverage
Carrier feedback

Real reviews, coming from real carriers.

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Simple pricing

Pay for results, not a contract.

No hidden fees. Cancel anytime — we earn your business every week, not through a contract.

Rates below reflect typical 2026 U.S. dispatch industry ranges (5–10% of gross, or a flat weekly fee) — confirm and update to TruckLoad24's actual rates before publishing. Fees apply to linehaul revenue only, never to fuel surcharge. No upfront or setup fees on any plan.

Starter

For owner operators getting started
$0/mo base
6% of linehaul revenue · or $300–$400/wk flat
  • Load finding & booking
  • Rate negotiation
  • Business hours support
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Fleet

For small fleets, 2+ trucks
Custom
5–6% of linehaul revenue, hybrid available (volume pricing)
  • Everything in Pro Dispatch
  • Fleet-wide route coordination
  • Dedicated account manager
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Trust & compliance

We're your dispatcher. We're not a freight broker.

These are two different roles under federal trucking regulation, and confusing them matters — legally and financially. Here's the plain-language difference.

What TruckLoad24 does, as your dispatcher

  • Works for you, the carrier, under a written dispatch agreement
  • Finds loads, negotiates rates, and presents them for your approval
  • Handles broker communication, paperwork, and rate confirmations on your behalf
  • Represents one carrier relationship at a time — never resells your capacity
  • Never takes possession of freight or your payment

What a freight broker does (not us)

  • Holds FMCSA broker operating authority and a $75,000 surety bond (BMC-84/85)
  • Is the intermediary between the shipper and the carrier
  • Invoices the shipper and is responsible for paying the carrier
  • Takes a margin between the shipper rate and the carrier rate
  • Is a separate legal relationship — never confused with your dispatcher

This is a general, plain-language explanation based on FMCSA's 2023 final guidance on the definitions of "broker" and "bona fide agent" (49 CFR 371.2). It is provided for informational purposes and is not legal advice. TruckLoad24 encourages every carrier to review our written dispatch agreement and, where questions remain, consult a qualified U.S. transportation attorney.

FAQ

Common questions from carriers.

Your dispatcher finds and negotiates loads, communicates with brokers, plans routes, and manages the paperwork tied to each load — so you can focus on driving.

No. Our plans run week to week. You're free to pause or cancel anytime — we work to keep your business, not lock you into it.

Always. Every load is presented to you for approval before it's booked. You're in control of what your truck runs.

Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, box truck, hotshot, and power only. If you run it, we likely dispatch it.

No. We're a dispatch service — we work for you as the carrier under a written agreement. We never take possession of your freight or your payment, and we don't act as the intermediary between you and the shipper. See our Trust & Compliance section for the full explanation.

No. We don't charge upfront or setup fees on any plan. You only pay our agreed percentage or flat weekly fee on linehaul revenue once a load is booked and moving.

Most carriers are set up and running their first load within a few business days of signing up, pending paperwork and carrier setup with brokers.

Ready when you are

Let's get your truck booked on better freight.

Talk to a real dispatcher today — no long-term contract, no pressure, just a conversation about your lanes and equipment.

We'll get back to you within one business day.