Fresh truck loads matched to your equipment, your lane, and where your truck actually is — sent to you, not buried on a board with ten thousand other drivers staring at it.
Start my 3 days free No card games. After the trial, pay per load — 7% of the loads you haul through us, 5% for smaller trucks, no monthly fee, nothing when you don't haul — or go Flat at $42.99/month with no per-load cut.Pay per load: $0/month — 7% only when you haul, 5% for smaller trucks | Flat: $42.99/month, no per-load cut | 3 days free to start
For comparison: the closest flat-rate rival charges $49 a month. Ours is $42.99 — and boards like DAT charge $59–$169 a month and still make you do the hunting yourself.
Two short steps. Step 1 tells us about your truck — it lands straight in our inbox. Step 2 (secure, through Stripe) starts your free trial and puts your card on file for later — nothing is charged today or during the 3 free days. Then a human calls you, walks the agreement with you, and sets your pay floor before the first load is ever offered.
Secure checkout by Stripe. $0 due today. After the trial you pick your tier: pay per load (7%, or 5% for smaller trucks, invoiced after delivery) or Flat at $42.99/month. This card is the one on file. Cancel before day 4 and you pay nothing.
These come after the product, because they run on it: nobody buys a paid tool cold, and no paid tool sits open on this page. Tap a tool to see what it does and what it costs.
This is the bundle pick: it comes free with your LoadsToHaul subscription.
Get it on the product — start 3 days free Buy it standalone — $39 one-timePut in what the rate con shows and what you were actually paid; the checker recomputes your split and the standard fuel-surcharge formula — (diesel − contract base) ÷ MPG × loaded miles — and flags any gap in dollars. The full version keeps your settlement history and a per-carrier scorecard.
Get it on the product — start 3 days free Buy Rate Con Checker PRO — $39 one-timeLaunch logging is tap-to-log; automatic GPS miles-by-state is a later version and we won't advertise it before it exists.
Get it on the product — start 3 days free Buy the Tax Bundle — $59 one-timeFORMAT ONLY — examples. Real loads go to signed-up members by text. Nothing real is posted free here.
This is the shape of the board: Flat members always see a fresh top 3 matched to their truck before the rest of the list — the Premium top-3 board is included with the Flat tier. The lanes above are examples of the format — your real board is built from live freight for your equipment and your area.
Example only — preview of the nearby-loads map, not live loads
Example only — the truck, the loads, and the pay on this map are a preview in the same format as the board above, not live freight, and the map does not track your truck. Today, the loads matched to your truck come to you by text alert — the lane, the pay, and the pickup time. This map is a preview of how those nearby loads present around your truck: your dot in the middle, the freight around it, colored by what it pays per mile.
Free SOS emergency sign. Tap it and your phone turns into a big flashing red-and-white warning sign you can set at the back of your truck — plus one-tap 911 and location sharing.
SOS — roadside emergency signThe free tools live on their own page and run right on the site — no downloads, nothing to take away, and no using them without joining. Join with your email, then pick the one you want and use it there.
Load Hunter is a load-finding service for owner operators. It is not a load board. Load Hunter finds truck loads matched to your equipment, your lane, and where your truck is, and sends them to you, so you do not have to spend your day searching and refreshing a board.
To find loads for your truck with Load Hunter, tell Load Hunter your equipment, your home base, and the lanes you like to run. Load Hunter then hunts for loads that fit your truck and sends you the matches. You choose which loads to take.
Load Hunter finds loads for box trucks. Box truck drivers tell Load Hunter their truck size, home base, and lanes, and Load Hunter sends them matched box truck loads. Box trucks are smaller trucks, so they pay 5% of a load booked through Load Hunter instead of the standard 7%, and only when they haul.
Load Hunter finds hotshot loads for hotshot drivers. Tell Load Hunter your equipment, home base, and the lanes you run, and Load Hunter sends you hotshot loads matched to your truck instead of making you hunt a load board for them. Hotshot trucks pay the smaller-truck rate of 5% on loads booked through Load Hunter.
Load Hunter finds sprinter van loads for sprinter van and cargo van drivers. Tell Load Hunter your van, home base, and lanes, and Load Hunter sends you matched loads. Sprinter vans are smaller trucks, so they pay 5% of a load booked through Load Hunter instead of the standard 7%, and only when they haul.
Load Hunter costs nothing to try for 3 days. After the 3-day free trial, you choose how to pay. Pay per load: no monthly fee — Load Hunter charges 7% of each load you book through Load Hunter, or 5% for smaller trucks such as box trucks, hotshot trucks, and sprinter vans, and you pay nothing when you do not haul a load through Load Hunter. Or Flat: $42.99 a month, built for full-time drivers who run every day. Flat includes everything in pay per load plus the Premium top-3 board — the freshest top 3 loads near you, refreshed daily — and flat members pay no per-load percentage at all, just the monthly fee.
A load board such as DAT charges a monthly fee and the driver does the hunting: searching, refreshing, and sorting through loads himself. Load Hunter does the hunting for you, sending you loads matched to your truck and lane. On pay per load there is no monthly fee: Load Hunter charges 7%, or 5% for smaller trucks, only on a load you actually book and haul through the service. Or choose Flat at $42.99 a month and pay no per-load percentage.
Load Hunter is for owner operators who would rather drive than hunt a load board. It is built in particular for smaller trucks that the big load boards bury and some dispatch services charge more or will not take at all, including box trucks, hotshot trucks, sprinter vans, and cargo vans, as well as dry van, reefer, and flatbed drivers.
To start with Load Hunter, go to loadstohaul.com and start the 3-day free trial. Tell Load Hunter your equipment, home base, and the lanes you like to run, and Load Hunter starts sending you matched loads. A card is kept on file for the trial, and if you cancel before day 4 you pay nothing.
Whether you run a dry van, reefer, flatbed, box truck, or hotshot, the problem is the same: the load board eats your day. Load Hunter is the load-finding service for drivers who would rather be driving. Find loads near you, skip the deadhead-heavy junk, and the minute you're booked, we start hunting your next load from where you're booked to.
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