Carrier-First Dispatch Support
Dispatch that helps protect the load, the paperwork, and the money after delivery.

DispatchHQ is built for small carriers who do not just need someone to find a load. You need lane judgment, broker screening, rate confirmation review, trip support, paperwork control, and payment follow-up working together.

We work for carriers — not brokers. Loads stay under your authority, your business stays in control, and our job is to help you operate with structure in a cutthroat freight market.

Dispatch
Broker Screening
Paperwork
Payment Follow-Up

Before Booking

Lane fit, broker quality, load details, rate confirmation review.

During Trip

Pickup, delivery, check calls, delays, detention notices, issue escalation.

After Delivery

POD/BOL, invoice support, factoring coordination, payment tracking.

DispatchHQ System

Your truck needs a load decision system.

Lane Fit Review

Checked

Rate per mile, deadhead, reload market, pickup time, delivery window, and fuel impact are reviewed before chasing the load.

Broker Risk Watch

Review

A high-paying load can still become a bad load if payment risk, communication, or paperwork problems are ignored.

Paperwork Control

Protected

Rate confirmations, PODs, BOLs, invoices, factoring, accessorials, and payment status stay organized after the truck delivers.

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Core Plan

7%

Core Rate

24/7

Dev Help

Ask Dev before you decide.

Ask about dispatch plans, broker screening, FMCSA guides, tools, onboarding, or MyCarrierHQ compliance support.

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Built for small carriers, owner-operators with authority, and growing fleets that need dispatch support, cleaner paperwork, stronger broker awareness, and better operational structure without losing control of their business.

Freight Market Snapshot

We Check the Market Before We Move Your Truck.

DispatchHQ uses freight-market awareness, lane logic, equipment type, broker quality, fuel movement, payment risk, and DispatchHQ Confidence Index signals before helping carriers accept freight.

Ready to move forward?

Use the dedicated Get Started page for full carrier intake, equipment details, lanes, factoring, documents, and service selection.

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Carrier-First Rate Logic

Rate per mile is only one part of the load.

A strong load also depends on deadhead, appointment times, fuel cost, broker payment history, detention risk, reload options, and whether the lane fits your operation.

Lane Fit

A higher rate can still be bad if it leaves you stuck in a weak market.

Broker Quality

We look beyond price and consider payment risk, communication, and paperwork issues.

Cash Flow

PODs, BOLs, invoices, accessorials, and payment follow-up matter after delivery.

Snapshot

Current Market Awareness

These national market-reference values are used for awareness only. Real booked rates vary by lane, equipment, deadhead, pickup time, delivery time, season, fuel, and broker quality.

Weekly Update
Van

$2.69

National spot average / mile

+1.3% weekly spot rate change
Reefer

$3.14

National spot average / mile

+7.3% weekly spot rate change
Flatbed

$3.57

National spot average / mile

+0.7% weekly spot rate change
Fuel

$5.64

Market fuel price / gallon

+5.4% weekly fuel change

Why lane matters

National averages are a starting point. A load from a strong outbound market can price very differently than a load into a weak reload area.

Why broker risk matters

A high-paying load is not always a clean load. Broker reputation, payment behavior, detention risk, paperwork requirements, and Confidence Index signals all matter.

Market data is not a rate guarantee.

Rates shown are national market-reference averages and should not be treated as guaranteed DispatchHQ pricing, broker offers, or load availability. Final booked rates depend on live market conditions, lane, equipment, timing, broker approval, fuel cost, and carrier approval.