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Search + rank
Rate, deadhead, timing, and fit
One operating system for load search, driver approval, dispatch, route intelligence, documents, billing, and growth—built for independent dispatchers, carrier teams, and established freight operations.

A narrated product tour showing the Laneworks command center, carrier-client onboarding, agent-assisted freight search, load tracking, invoice readiness, and performance reporting. All records shown are fictional.
One continuous workflow
The driver decides before the dispatcher accepts on the carrier's behalf. Once approved, the same record carries broker details, route intelligence, evidence, and both sides of billing.
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Rate, deadhead, timing, and fit
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Branded accept or decline offer
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Broker details and rate con
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Weather, roads, fuel, and stops
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Milestones and exceptions
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POD and evidence stay attached
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Readiness checked before delivery
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Carrier service-fee invoice
Driver approval before broker commitment
Send one branded opportunity with rate, total miles, deadhead percentage, pickup and delivery details, weather, road conditions, and fuel guidance. An acceptance moves the same record forward; a decline returns the dispatcher to the search without creating a false booked load.
One offer across the carrier’s preferred channel
Accept or decline without a phone-tree handoff
Broker confirmation begins only after driver approval
Driver opportunity
Rate
$2,450
Total miles
712
Deadhead
5.2%
Rate / mi
$3.44
Weather
No severe alerts
Roads
1 advisory to review
Fuel
$3.21–$3.46 / gal
Laneworks · the operating system
Every load creates decisions, documents, messages, risk, and cash movement. Laneworks keeps that context together from the first opportunity to the final payment.
Book, assign, track, message, and resolve exceptions without losing the thread between dispatch and the driver.
Bring authority, insurance, onboarding, and government data into the same operating view as the freight they protect.
Connect rate confirmations, PODs, invoices, billing readiness, and settlements to the load that created them.
Measure revenue, fees, rate per mile, carrier performance, and document bottlenecks without rebuilding the story in a spreadsheet.
Operational intelligence
Reporting should tell you what needs attention, not just what already happened. Laneworks connects performance to the loads, carriers, documents, and exceptions that created it.
Revenue
Gross + earned fees
Margin
Rate per mile
Readiness
Documents before billing
Network
Carrier + broker outcomes
Decision view
What is billable, what is blocked, and why
Ready to bill
$62,480
Blocked value
$18,240
Avg. readiness
84%
Accountable AI operations
Use voice inside Laneworks, a paired browser companion for a client’s signed-in load board, or external agents through MCP. Workspace boundaries, audit records, and explicit confirmations keep automation accountable.
Ask for a load search, a readiness check, or the next operational action in natural language.
Search DAT or Truckstop through the user’s existing authorized session, then return read-only matches for review.
Let approved agents inspect workspace context and use dedicated freight functions with governed write controls.
Agent access is read-only by default. Owners may enable supported write actions; consequential actions require explicit confirmation. The browser companion does not request load-board passwords or cookies, and provider access remains subject to the customer’s own account and terms.
Most freight software starts after the sale. Laneworks connects lead discovery, connected campaign spend, follow-up, conversion, dispatch, and revenue—so you can see which growth becomes profitable freight.
Find newly authorized carriers that match your target profile, then work a focused human outreach queue.
Public signals → qualified conversations
Move booked calls, follow-ups, wins, and expected monthly revenue through a freight-native CRM.
Pipeline estimates → operational outcomes
Bring connected campaign spend beside lead stages, won revenue, and operational activation.
Ad spend → loaded miles → margin
Built to meet you where you are
Laneworks gives a new dispatcher the same connected operating foundation an established team needs—without presenting the platform as beginner-only software.
Start with a professional system for carrier onboarding, freight decisions, driver communication, documents, and service-fee billing.
Build on an operating system—not a spreadsheet
Keep every carrier relationship in its own operating context while one command center shows the work across your business.
More clients without losing the details
Give dispatchers, drivers, finance, and leadership a shared record from load decision through delivery and collection.
One accountable workflow across the team
Every relationship keeps its context
Keep authority, documents, drivers, equipment, lane preferences, loads, and financial results organized inside the relationship that created them.
Carrier authorized
Accounts + permissions
Load evaluated
Rate + deadhead
Delivery proven
POD + readiness
Value visible
Fees + performance
Controls you can inspect
Organization-scoped records, database row-level security, role-based authorization, protected integration credentials, and auditable agent actions create accountable operating boundaries.
Clarity without invented claims.
Our Trust page describes what is implemented today, including the boundaries and exclusions that matter.
Simple, freight-sized pricing
Every plan includes the complete load-to-cash workflow, driver access, route intelligence, and governed AI. Higher tiers add capacity, advanced automation, integrations, finance, and growth tools. Approved workspaces receive a 14-day no-card trial. Pay annually and receive two months free.
Launch a professional dispatch operation for your first active trucks.
$59 / month
$590/year · save $118
Run a growing dispatch book with automation and financial control.
$149 / month
$1490/year · save $298
Acquire carrier clients, convert them, and scale freight in one system.
$299 / month
$2990/year · save $598
More than 25 active trucks
We’ll review team access, migration, messaging, and operational volume with you. No invented “unlimited” promise and no automatic upgrade.
| Capability | Starter | Operations | Growth |
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| Active dispatched trucks | 3 | 10 | 25 |
| Office users | 1 | 5 | 10 |
| Search → driver approval → dispatch | |||
| Route brief, documents, and billing | |||
| Settlements, IFTA, and advanced profit tools | — | ||
| CRM, Lead Radar, and Marketing Command | — | — |
Capacity is based on active dispatched trucks, not stored carrier history. Historical and offboarded records remain available. At the plan limit, reduce active capacity or talk with us before activating more trucks. Additional API, AI, and messaging usage is billed only when it exceeds the included allowance. No automatic plan upgrade.
Straight answers
No hidden partner claims, no vague security badges, and no surprise capacity promise.
Independent dispatchers are a primary audience, but not the only one. Laneworks also supports multi-client dispatch teams, carriers running their own freight, and established operations that need one connected load-to-cash workflow.
Yes. Search-to-driver-approval, dispatch, route intelligence, document control, billing readiness, broker invoicing, and carrier service-fee billing are available on every plan. Higher tiers add capacity, advanced finance and automation, integrations, and growth tools.
It is a truck your team is actively dispatching for a current carrier relationship. Historical and offboarded records remain available and do not consume active capacity.
Talk with us about a custom capacity and onboarding plan. Laneworks does not automatically move you to a higher plan or surprise you with a capacity upgrade. Existing records remain available while you choose the right next step.
No. It works inside the user’s existing authorized browser session and does not request provider passwords or cookies. Load-board access still requires the customer’s own account and remains subject to that provider’s terms.
Agent access is read-only by default. Owners can enable supported write tools, and consequential actions require explicit confirmation and create an audit record.
No. The browser companion is a customer-directed tool for an existing authorized session; it is not a provider partnership or a substitute for the customer’s own subscription and permissions.
Workspace owners can request a policy-controlled JSON export of supported operational records. Secrets, authentication tokens, document binary files, and other protected data are excluded.
Book a walkthrough
We’ll shape the walkthrough around your carrier relationships, dispatch model, growth goals, and the systems you need to replace or connect.
A focused 30-minute walkthrough
No generic sales deck
A migration path for your existing data
One load is enough to see the difference
Bring one carrier relationship or an established team. We’ll help you connect the workflow without forcing a risky overnight switch.