Work your flatbed load board while you strap and go.
Loady is an AI dispatcher, not another load board. It searches the flatbed loads on the boards you already subscribe to, ranks them by real profit, and shows you the math — so the daylight you have left goes to the load, not the search.
Nobody pays you to throw tarps. You know it, the broker knows it, and it still eats an hour in the rain. Loady won't tarp for you — but it'll stop wasting the daylight you do have. Tell it once and it's working steel, coil, and lumber lanes on your board, checking the pay actually clears your fuel and empty miles before a load ever reaches you. Because a flatbed load that looks good on the screen can still lose once you count the securement time nobody's paying for.
She's answering right now.
Demo calls use sample loads ranked by Loady's real engine — she'll tell you that herself.
Tarping and securement time nobody pays for
The rate on the board assumes the load is already strapped and rolling. Tarps, chains, edge protectors, and a dozen straps are unpaid time — so the real number matters more than the headline.
Coil, steel, and lumber all load differently
Coil needs cradles, steel and pipe need the right securement, lumber tarps out. A load that fits your trailer on paper can be wrong for how you actually run.
Scrolling the board burns your loading window
Every minute spent thumbing loads at the mill is a minute off your clock. Flatbed lanes reward the carrier who is already moving, not the one still searching.
Not a board. A dispatcher that works the one you have.
She searches DAT and Truckstop — we'll help you get your DAT API access (takes a few minutes with your DAT rep); Truckstop already runs on Loady's own partner connection. She ranks what she finds and shows you the math. You stay in the driver's seat on every booking.
Ranks by profit per day, securement time and all
Loady scores loads on estimated net profit per day — pay minus fuel, empty miles, and drive time — so a heavier-paying steel lane doesn't automatically win over a cleaner run that nets more once the day is done.
Puts your rate floor to work
You set a rate floor once. Loads that pay below it rank lower in the list instead of rising on a big headline number, so the better flatbed matches come first.
Checks hours of service per load
Loady checks each load against your available hours, so you can see which lanes fit the hours you have left before you reset.
Checks the broker first
Brokers are checked against FMCSA records and flagged if they fail an authority check, so a good-paying steel load is not attached to a broker with no active authority.
Honest requirements. No surprises.
Bring the board seat you already pay for
Loady searches your existing DAT and Truckstop subscriptions. It is not a board and does not resell load data — it makes the seat you have work harder.
Try it on sample loads first
No seat yet? Sample mode runs a real Find Loads search on clearly-labeled sample freight, so you can see how Loady ranks flatbed loads before you connect anything. Booking real freight needs a connected board.
Your authority and your OK
You approve every booking. Loady is in beta at $10/month.
Questions carriers actually ask.
Is Loady a free flatbed load board?
No. Loady is not a load board — it's an AI dispatcher that works the boards you already subscribe to, like DAT and Truckstop. There is no free board inside it. Loady itself is in beta at $10/month, and sample mode lets you run a real search before you connect a board.
Does Loady account for tarping and securement time?
Loady ranks loads by estimated net profit per day, which factors drive time, fuel, and empty miles. It does not itemize tarp time as a line item, but by ranking on profit-per-day rather than headline rate, it stops a heavy-paying but slow load from looking better than it is.
Do I still need my own DAT or Truckstop seat?
To book real freight, yes. Loady searches the seat you already pay for. You can test it first on sample loads with no board connected.
Can Loady handle coil, steel, and lumber lanes?
Loady searches whatever flatbed loads are posted on your board and ranks them. Matching the load to how your trailer is set up — cradles for coil, the right securement for steel — is your call; Loady surfaces the load and the numbers.
Does Loady book loads on its own?
No. Loady finds and ranks the load and can write the broker email for you, but nothing is booked without your OK.
One search finds the load, ranks it by what you'd take home, and shows you the math.
See exactly how Loady runs on the owner-operator page — then put it on your own lanes.
Now accepting beta carriers · $10/month. Try a real search on sample loads before you connect a board.