When a pallet of emergency brake parts showed up two days late and they slapped on an “expedite” fee that nearly doubled the line haul, I watched margin disappear in real time. I run forty trucks in the Midwest and after eighteen years dispatching, their reach definitely moves freight - but those surprise charges and thin ROI leave me genuinely torn about whether the convenience is worth the price.
When a Thursday-afternoon pallet bound for a major retailer was misrouted to the wrong hub, UPS located, expedited and delivered it within a single shift - fixing what my old provider routinely stretched into multi-day headaches. After eleven years managing a 60-truck fleet in the Southeast, the single thing that made me happiest was their live shipment visibility; seeing exact handoffs and ETA changes in real time stopped the constant phone tag and let us reassign drivers sensibly. Their rates are a touch higher than what we paid before, but the drop in customer escalations and wasted driver hours earns this a solid four stars from me.
I've used it for six years. The mobile app's photo proof-of-delivery auto-tagging cut my end-of-day paperwork in half and the quick scan status updates let me manage 25 trucks without constant calls - only gripe is it sometimes stalls in low-service areas.
Bottom line - worth the price. Their consolidated monthly invoice knocked out half my billing headaches and stopped surprise accessorial charges from slowly devouring our margins. I’ve run dispatch for 12 years with about 50 trucks in the Southeast, and that one clear bill alone paid for the service.
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