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Lane313 Truck Dispatch and Carrier Support

Dispatch pricing that fits how you run.

Choose between a flexible percentage model or a predictable weekly structure. Final terms are confirmed after we review your equipment, activity and support needs.

Two truck dispatch pricing models

A clear structure for your operation.

Truck dispatch services commonly use either a percentage of the loads they book or a fixed weekly fee. The better fit depends on how consistently your truck runs, how many trucks you operate and how much dispatch and back-office support you need.

Lane313 confirms the exact fee, billing cadence, included services and cancellation terms in writing after reviewing your carrier profile. You know the service structure before active dispatch begins.

Dispatch specialist comparing service plans and load economics
Pricing is matched to your fleet activity and required support.
Flexible start

Percentage-Based Dispatch

Dispatch fee tied to accepted loads

  • Load search and lane planning
  • Freight rate negotiation
  • Broker setup and carrier packets
  • Driver and check-call support
  • POD and document coordination
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Flat Weekly Dispatch

Predictable weekly service cost

  • Core dispatch support included
  • No percentage per accepted load
  • Designed for consistently active trucks
  • Small fleet structures available
  • Terms confirmed before activation
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Included dispatch support

Your fee covers more than finding a load.

Both pricing models can include the operational work surrounding each booked load. The final scope is documented in your service agreement so your carrier knows what is handled, how the service is billed and where your responsibilities begin.

  • You approve each load before booking
  • Broker freight payment stays direct to your carrier or factor
  • Applicable detention, layover and TONU follow-up can be coordinated
  • Exact availability depends on equipment, authority and operating profile

Load search & planning

Freight research around your equipment, current market, lanes, schedule and reload potential.

Rate negotiation

Broker calls, load-detail confirmation and rate discussions before carrier approval.

Broker paperwork

Carrier packets, rate confirmations and load-document coordination.

In-transit support

Check calls, appointment communication, issue escalation and delivery follow-through.

Final rates, billing cadence, cancellation terms and included services will be provided in writing before dispatch begins.

Let’s find the right model.

Share your fleet size, equipment and operating cadence.

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