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Beast Freight

Beast-mode truck dispatch. Shiny side up, rates up.

Haul smarter. Keep more of every mile.

We find, negotiate and book your loads. You approve every one. And before you ever talk to us, you can run your own numbers with our free trucker tools.

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  • You approve every load
  • Launch fees from 4% of gross
  • Dispatchers available 24/7

You approve every load

Fees posted up front

Dispatchers available 24/7

Free tools, no sign-up

Who we dispatch for

Built for the trucks that run the country

Owner-operators

Owner-operators.

One truck, one name on the door. You need loads that clear your costs and someone to deal with brokers while you drive.

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Small fleets

Small fleets, 2 to 10 trucks.

One dispatcher who knows each truck, each driver and each lane.

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New authority

New authority.

Under six months with your MC? We'll set up broker packets and show you which loads are worth taking while you build history.

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Our services

More than dispatch. Support for your whole trucking business.

From dispatching and equipment sourcing to driver recruitment, factoring referrals, roadside assistance, insurance quotations and digital business services, Beast Freight helps trucking companies access the support they need in one place.

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How it works

From first call to first load in four steps

No portals to wrestle and no voicemail to chase. Just a clear process and a team that owns it.

  1. 1

    Talk.

    A 15-minute call. Equipment, home base, lanes you like, lanes you hate, and the number you need to clear per mile.

  2. 2

    Paperwork.

    Dispatch agreement, MC letter, insurance certificate, W-9, factoring details. Most carriers finish in a day or two.

  3. 3

    Load options.

    We send you the best-paying loads that fit your numbers. You say yes or no. No pressure, no forced dispatch.

  4. 4

    We handle the rest.

    Rate negotiation, rate confirmation review, check calls, detention and layover follow-up, and invoices to your factor.

Free tools

Know your numbers before you take the load

Most owner-operators guess at their cost per mile. These tools take about two minutes, they're free, and you don't need to give us your email.

Cost Per Mile Calculator

What does it cost me to run one mile?

  • Cost per mile (CPM)
  • Revenue and profit per mile
  • Weekly, monthly and annual profit
  • MPG and fuel cost per gallon
Open the calculator

Market pulse

What the market looks like this week

Van spot
$3.12/mi
Reefer spot
$3.68/mi
Flatbed spot
$3.68/mi
National diesel
$6.18/gal

Spot rates include fuel surcharge, DAT, 4 to 10 October 2026. Diesel: EIA, week ending October 12, 2026.

Read the full weekly market report

What we do on every load

The part of the job you don't have to do

  • Search load boards and our broker contacts
  • Vet the broker's credit and payment history before we call
  • Negotiate the rate and accessorials
  • Check the rate confirmation line by line
  • Book it only after you say yes
  • Check calls and updates
  • Chase detention, layover and TONU
  • Send paperwork to your factor

Fees

What dispatch costs. Right here.

Launch rate

Launch rates start at 4% of the load's gross (standard rate 6%). Established carriers on van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, Conestoga and RGN pay 4%. New authority pays 5%. Power only, hot shot and box truck pay 6%. No setup fee, no monthly fee, no long-term contract, and you approve every load first.

See the full fee table and calculate your weekly cost
  • Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, Conestoga, RGNAuthority: 6+ monthsStandard rate 6%, launch rate 4%
  • Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, Conestoga, RGNAuthority: Under 6 monthsStandard rate 7%, launch rate 5%
  • Power onlyAuthority: AnyStandard rate 8%, launch rate 6%
  • Class A CDL hot shotAuthority: 6+ months, requirements applyStandard rate 8%, launch rate 6%
  • Box truckAuthority: AnyStandard rate 8%, launch rate 6%

Equipment

Whatever you pull

Dry Van

Reefer

Reefer freight pays more per mile than dry van but costs more to run, mainly in fuel for the reefer unit and waiting time at docks. In the week of 4 to 10 October 2026 the national reefer spot rate was $3.68 per mile against $3.12 for van, according to DAT. Our dispatchers check what the load nets after those costs, not just the headline rate.

Flatbed

Step Deck

Conestoga

RGN

Power Only

Hot Shot

Box Truck

FAQ

Questions drivers ask us

What does a truck dispatcher do?

A dispatcher finds loads for your truck, negotiates the rate with brokers, reviews the rate confirmation, books the load once you approve it, and handles follow-up like check calls and detention claims.

How much does a truck dispatcher charge?

Most dispatch services take a percentage of the load's gross linehaul, commonly 6% to 8% of the load's gross, and a few charge a flat fee per load. Our standard rates are 6% to 8%, and during launch you pay 2 points less (4% to 6%), depending on equipment and authority age. Both are listed on the pricing page.

Do I have to take the loads you send?

No. You approve every load. If you pass, we keep looking.

Can I use you with a new MC number?

Yes. New authority pays 5% at launch (7% standard) while you build broker history, and we pick loads that clear your break-even.

Do I need to sign a long contract?

No. There's no long-term contract and no minimum term. You sign a short dispatch agreement so everything is in writing, and you can stop any time.

Ready to see what your truck should be earning?

Book a free dispatch call, or run your own numbers first with the free trucker tools.

Book a free dispatch callDispatchers available 24/7(404) 480-0990