Hotshot dispatch built around your trailer and your weight limits.
Hotshot loads move fast and change fast. We search for loads that fit your trailer length and legal weight, plan backhauls so you don't run home empty, and handle the broker calls.
Loads we book for your hotshot
Construction & equipment
Skid steers, mini excavators, lifts and building materials.
Oilfield & energy
Pipe, parts and tools for job sites, often with tight delivery windows.
Ag & farm
Implements, hay equipment and parts, busy in planting and harvest seasons.
Your dispatcher handles the office work
- Load search on all major boards and direct broker contacts
- Rate negotiation on every load
- Broker credit and authority check before booking
- Setup packets and rate con review
- Check calls and broker updates
- Invoices, BOL and POD sent for you
- Detention, layover and TONU follow-up
What you need
- Pickup with gooseneck or flatbed trailer (40 ft is common)
- Know your truck and trailer weight so we stay legal
- Active MC or run under our authority
- CDL if your combined weight rating is over 26,000 lbs
From the first call to money in your account
- Find loadWe search boards and broker contacts for your lane.
- NegotiateWe push the rate up and check the broker.
- You approveWe text you the load. You say yes or no.
- PickupRate con, BOL and directions sent to you.
- DeliveredCheck calls and POD handled by us.
- PaidInvoice sent. With factoring: 1–2 days.
Hotshot dispatch service: common questions
How much does hotshot dispatch cost?
8% per load or $300 a week with us. Many hotshot dispatchers charge 8–10%.
Do you find backhauls?
Yes. We plan the reload before you deliver so you're not driving home empty.
Do I need a CDL for hotshot?
If your truck and trailer together are rated over 26,000 lbs, usually yes. We'll help you check.
Helpful guides: Hotshot loads guide · Get your MC & DOT number · IFTA filing guide · All guides
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