Clear answers. Before we begin.

Everything you need to know about pricing, dispatch decisions, equipment, billing, and the service agreement.

Questions from carriers.

Is a service agreement required?+

Yes. Every client signs a written service agreement defining services, responsibilities, pricing, and partnership terms.

Do you use forced dispatch?+

No. Owner-operators remain in control of the loads they accept.

How is the dispatch fee calculated?+

The standard fee is 3% of total gross revenue. New authorities are charged 5% during their first three months, followed by the standard 3% rate.

Who chooses the loads?+

For company drivers, the dispatcher selects loads according to the carrier’s requirements. Owner-operators select loads through communication and mutual agreement with the dispatcher.

What equipment do you support?+

Dry Van, Reefer, and Flatbed operations throughout the United States.

Do you work with new authorities?+

Yes. FORP helps with broker setup, documentation, factoring coordination, billing organization, and daily operations. The fee is 5% for the first three months and 3% afterward.

How do billing and accounting support work?+

We collect PODs, prepare invoices, submit billing packages to factoring companies or brokers, and prepare driver settlements and payroll calculations.

When are driver settlements prepared?+

Driver settlements are prepared weekly, every Tuesday.

Can the agreement be terminated?+

Yes. Either party may terminate the agreement at any time with 14 days’ written notice.

Is custom fleet pricing available?+

Yes. Companies operating 20 or more trucks can request a customized partnership and fleet pricing.

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