We ran a dispatch team, and we are putting how we worked into one kit for new dispatchers. Join the waitlist and get the free Dispatcher Launch Checklist now. Early access is Nov 4–6. The public launch is Monday, Nov 9. A presale code comes by email. It is not printed on this page.
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No cost to join. The checklist is yours today. The presale code arrives by email before anyone else can buy.
The Dispatcher Launch Checklist is one printable page: business setup, staying a dispatcher and not a broker, your own authority versus an agent, landing your first carriers, and a 90-day plan.
Waitlist members get early access Nov 4–6, with a presale code by email, before the public launch on Monday, Nov 9.
You hear what is inside each file before the public launch. Nothing else, unless you asked for the weekly email.
For new independent dispatchers who book loads through brokers for their carriers. We built it from how we ran our desk.
A first-carrier playbook: pick a focus lane, build a carrier list from public FMCSA data, and follow up without being pushy. Call scripts cover the objections new dispatchers hear, plus broker calls for a named carrier.
A one-page daily and weekly routine, a five-touch email and DM set, and a client pipeline tracker for prospects. The agreement is still Paperwork Pack 01: an educational template, not legal advice. Have a licensed attorney in your state review it before use. Never call it attorney-approved.
Annotated walkthroughs of a carrier sales call and a broker rate call, so you can hear how a call goes before you make one.
A decision tree built on FMCSA’s 2023 dispatcher-versus-broker guidance. No shipper scripts.
The Dispatch Paperwork Pack is editable starter templates, not legal advice: a dispatcher–carrier agreement, an agent authorization letter, a carrier intake form, a carrier packet, a fee invoice, and a notice letter, with a plain-English clause guide.
The Dispatcher’s Broker Desk (6 checklists and a broker tracker) plus a load and commission tracker spreadsheet. The Broker Desk is also sold on its own for $12.99.
$49
Public launch price from Monday, Nov 9 through Sunday, Nov 15, then $59. Waitlist members get an early-access discount code by email first.
Six printable checklists and a broker tracker for booking loads through brokers the same careful way every time. It is included in the Starter Kit. Buy it now and you get an upgrade discount for the $12.99 you paid when the kit launches.
The checklist and the Starter Kit are for education only, not legal, tax, or financial advice. Check your state and city licensing rules. A new dispatch company starts on 123Loadboard (code 82330) because it needs no MC number. Once a carrier lets you use its MC number, move up to Truckstop, which stays the long-term board (20% off Load Board Pro for 6 months for that carrier).