Do you know which of your trucks took the wrong load this week?
You used to know where every truck was
and what it could haul next. Get that back.
Loady ranks every load by your cost-per-mile and your floors — every truck earning like your best dispatcher planned it, and your planners see the same math you do.
Growth took away the thing you were best at.
You built this fleet truck by truck. Then it got big enough that your margins started depending on which dispatcher was on shift — and you found out about a bad week from the P&L, a month late. The playbook lives in one person's head. Your profit shouldn't depend on who happened to be working today.
Your cost basis, your floors — and only you can change them.
Set your cost-per-mile and a rate floor. Loady ranks every load against your numbers and puts anything below your floor last — never hidden, never booked automatically — so the next call your team makes is the one worth making.
- A company rate floor and cost-per-mile — a driver’s own setting overrides the company default
- Hours of service checked against every load, per driver
- Below-floor loads still show up — ranked last, with the reason why
- The cost basis is owner-locked — planners see it, only you edit it
| Lane | Floor | Last booked |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas → Memphis | $2.10 | $2.42 |
| Houston → NOLA | $2.00 | $2.18 |
| Phoenix → Denver | $2.20 | $2.45 |
| Atlanta → Charlotte | $2.05 | $2.11 |
| Seattle → Portland | $2.50 | $2.85 |
She's your planners' copilot — not their replacement.
Loady searches and does the math; your people decide. Every load lands ranked on the same standard, so a good decision doesn't depend on who's on shift.
- Your planners keep their seats — she searches and does the math, they decide.
- You set the cost basis and floors — and only you can change them.
- Every seat connects with the accounts your team already has.
The same math, everyone. The numbers, only you.
These are real captures from the product — not mockups. Every load is ranked by profit per day your planners can audit, and the cost basis those rankings run on is locked to the owner.
She's answering right now.
Demo calls use sample loads ranked by Loady's real engine — she'll tell you that herself.
Reefer, flatbed, step-deck, power-only — searched and ranked.
Reefer
Searches reefer loads on your boards and ranks them by what you’d take home.
Flatbed
Searches flatbed loads on your boards. Tarps, securement and permits stay yours.
Step Deck
Searches step-deck loads on your boards and ranks them the same way.
Power only
Searches power-only loads on your boards, with deadhead to the trailer priced into the ranking.
Roadmap, not vaporware.
We tell you what's live. We don't list what isn't.
Running something else? Tell us — demand drives the roadmap.
What a dispatch cut costs you — here's the math.
12 trucks × 8 loads/wk × 52 weeks × $150 dispatcher fee. Even cut in half for safety, you're looking at ~$375K — and that's before rate-floor enforcement.
Get your hands back on the wheel.
Call (531) 227-5141 and hear how she'd rank a load on your lane — she's answering right now. Or leave your email and start with one truck when she's ready to run yours. Beta carriers pay $10/month.