So drivers can move goods, and make good on their American dream.
The challenge
Simply put, the trucking industry is broken.
Truck drivers are the backbone of the American economy. They move 71% of our freight (~$800bn annually) and make up 6% of the American workforce.
But because the industry is so fragmented, opaque, and structurally misaligned, truck drivers end up spending a lot of time and money just to access the information they need to keep their businesses running.
how drivers operate
At every turn, truck drivers and owner-operators face unnecessary challenges that take up their valuable time and money.
finding work
50+ APPS
Avg number of apps drivers use for work
FUELING UP
$60K
Avg amount drivers spend on fuel a year
GETTING PAID
30 Days
Time it can take for a broker to pay a driver
WHAT WE’RE BUILDING
We’re building a one-stop shop for truck drivers and owner-operators. This means one place to build, manage, and grow their businesses through our powerful suite of tools.
Free load board
One place for drivers to find the best loads fast and book them first—for free.
Deep fuel discounts
Drivers can find and reserve fuel discounts and save $1000s a year.
Instant payments
We pay drivers instantly upon approval for rates as low as 2.5%.
THE INDUSTRY
The landscape is structurally fragmented driving many of the inefficiencies we see today.
Over the last 5 years, the trucking industry has become increasingly digitized. In fact, app downloads from the largest freight companies have grown 680% since 2017.
THE FLOW OF GOODS
Shippers
Shippers store and prepare goods for distribution
Brokers
Shippers contract brokers to oversee the delivery of their goods
Carriers
Brokers contract carriers to physically deliver the goods
New tech made it easier for independent businesses, both owner-operators and brokers, to enter the market, resulting in an increase in drivers moving loads through thousands of small brokers – each with their own apps.
However, the small percentage of Big Players in this industry still control much of the information with zero incentive to share. This means today’s owner-operator needs dozens of apps and subscriptions to do their job every day.