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Loadstop

3.4· 27 reviews · Load Boards
· 89 reviews on TruckMyApps
3.0out of 5

Eino Hirthe's review of Loadstop

Reliable enough to pull through on short hauls, but flaky when you need it for longer runs. Search is fast and when a load is actually live our dispatch can snap it up - it saved us a handful of empty miles last month. Too often though listings are stale or disappear; three times this quarter a supposedly confirmed load was gone by the time we called and support took its time. With a hundred trucks based in the Pacific Northwest that kind of unpredictability matters - we can absorb a missed pickup now and then, but not when it wrecks a planned run. Useful for filling gaps, but don’t treat it as your guaranteed source of steady work.

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Adonis KerlukeJan 2026

Yesterday I grabbed a last-minute load from Salem to Portland with five minutes to spare because the app pinged me the instant the broker posted it. That push-notification feature is the one thing that actually made me happy - set your filters tight and you get the alert immediately, which cuts deadhead time for drivers. The mobile interface is snappy enough that I can open the alert, check pickup window and trailer type, and dispatch in under a minute. With 75 trucks and eight years hauling around the Pacific Northwest, speed matters more than fancy design, and LoadStop nails that part most days. It can lag loading maps in remote areas and saved-filter management could be cleaner, but it’s become a core tool in our daily ops.

Rico ZemlakJan 2026

Been running solo for a year out of the Southwest, and yesteday I got stuck with an empty trailer after a canceled pickup. LoadStop turned up a Phoenix→El Paso backhaul in about 15 minutes that matched my reefer and paid well - broker answred fast, booked right away and saved me a whole deadhead day. App UI is a little glitcy sometimes, but that quick match made my week and put cash in the bank.

Adella LabadieJan 2026

Managing a 25-truck fleet out of the Midwest, I've been on LoadStop for around four years. Most of the time their support team is reachable - phone lines pick up during normal hours and one rep once walked me through a nasty billing glitch until it was fixed. But other times it's maddening: canned email responses, promised callbacks that never come, and a two-week wait to get a disputed claim reviewed during a busy season. What I'm genuinely torn about is that when you catch the right person they're helpful and cut through the noise, but catching them feels like luck. If they could tighten follow-up and make escalation paths transparent, this would stop feeling like a coin toss between great service and radio silence.

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