Loady: AI load search for owner-operators and small fleets

Find the loads that actually pay, on the Truckstop board you already have.

Description

Loady is an AI assistant for owner-operators and small fleets. Tell her where your truck is and where you want to go, and she searches your Truckstop board, does the math on every load, and ranks them by what you'd actually keep after deadhead, miles and your own costs.

When you go to contact a broker, Loady checks their FMCSA authority first. She never books a load without your OK, and she doesn't take a cut of your loads.

We're accepting beta carriers now. Beta pricing is $49 per truck per month, and you can cancel anytime. Connecting Truckstop requires your own Truckstop subscription (Freight Match Pro plus the API bundle) and takes about 1-2 business days.

Benefits

Ranked by what you keep

Loady does the math on every load: pay, loaded miles, deadhead and your own costs. You see what actually pays before you call.

Broker check before you call

When you go to contact a broker, Loady checks their FMCSA authority and warns you if something looks off.

You stay in control, and keep your whole rate

Loady never books a load without your OK, and she doesn't take a cut of your loads. Beta pricing is a flat $49 per truck per month, and you can cancel anytime.

Use Cases

Owner-operators who want the best-paying load for tomorrow without scrolling the board for hours.
Small fleets finding loads for several trucks at once.
Checking a broker's authority before you call about a load.

Next Steps

1. Create your Loady profile

Click Start your beta. It takes a couple of minutes, and you can try Loady on clearly labeled sample loads right away.

2. Connect your Truckstop board

In Loady, go to Settings, then Load Boards, and request your Truckstop connection. Truckstop checks your subscription (Freight Match Pro plus the API bundle), which takes about 1-2 business days.

3. Find loads that pay

Once your board is connected, tell Loady where your truck is and she ranks your Truckstop loads by what you'd keep. Nothing is charged until your load board is connected.