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FOR CARRIERS

Make your next empty truck visible.

Post where and when your truck will have room. Brokers and shippers on that lane find you before the space rolls empty.

Create Carrier ProfileSee how it works
Post truck availabilityPRODUCT PREVIEW
AVAILABILITY STATUS
Create a profile to publish

WHAT CHANGES

Fewer empty spaces. Fewer dead-end calls.

Open spaces on the return leg

Publish future availability by lane and date, so partners can plan around space you’ll have—not just space you have now.

Requests scattered across calls and texts

Every request arrives tied to the truck and lane it’s for, with the details you need to say yes or no.

Unclear commitments

A request is never a booking. Nothing becomes an assignment until you confirm it.

From open space to confirmed move.

  1. 01Create your carrier profileCompany, equipment and lanes you run. Verification may be required.
  2. 02Post availabilityLocation, date, open spaces and preferred destination—expected or confirmed.
  3. 03Review requestsSee who wants the space, for what vehicles, and when.
  4. 04Confirm the assignmentAccept the move, then coordinate pickup and terminal handoff.

Built for how carriers work.

LIVE

Future capacity posts

Publish availability days ahead by location, date, equipment and open spaces.

LIVE

Expected vs confirmed

Mark plans as expected; confirm when certain. Partners always see which is which.

LIVE

Request inbox by truck

Requests grouped by the truck and lane they’re for—accept, decline or ask a question.

LIVE

Load search by lane

Find open loads that fit your equipment and route.

LIVE

Terminal handoff details

Arrival windows, appointment rules and release status at the destination terminal.

PLANNED

Dispatch system sync

Connect existing dispatch tools. Listed as available only when live.

LIVE = designed for the current release scope. PLANNED = shown as planned until it ships.

TRUST & VERIFICATION

Labels that mean exactly what they say.

We show a badge only after its check is complete, and every status says what it does—and doesn’t—promise.

Confirmed
The carrier has confirmed this truck will be available. Shows when it was last confirmed.
Expected
Planned availability that may still change. Not a commitment.
Request → Assigned
A request is an inquiry. It becomes an assignment only when both parties accept.
Verified carrier
Shown only inside a broker’s own network, after a live FMCSA check of operating status and authority and a broker-verified insurance certificate.

Carrier questions

Carrier pricing is being finalized and will be stated here before the marketplace opens to carriers.

Your next load starts with one post.

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