48 states + D.C.
Power only dispatch
Power only lets you haul with just your tractor: you pull trailers owned by shippers, brokers and other carriers. We keep your truck booked and handle the trailer paperwork.
- Tractor onlyEquipment
- Varies by trailerTypical load
- $7,000–$9,000Avg. weekly gross
- Varies by loadRate per mile
Weekly gross and rate per mile are typical ranges, not guarantees. Your numbers depend on the market, the season, your lanes and how much you run.
What we handle for power only
On top of everything in our standard dispatch service, here's what matters most for your equipment.
Drop-and-hook freight
We find loaded trailers ready to hook, so you spend less time waiting at docks.
Trailer interchange checked
We make sure your insurance includes trailer interchange coverage brokers accept before you hook a trailer you don't own.
Trailer details on every load
We confirm trailer numbers, seal numbers and pickup instructions on each rate con.
Broker setup
We get you set up with brokers that run power only freight.
Invoicing
We send your invoice with the rate con, BOL and POD right after delivery.
Power only dispatch pricing
Pay a percentage of your weekly gross or a flat $250 a week, whichever works better for you.
Dispatch rate sheet
Percentages are of your weekly gross.
| Equipment | 1 truck | 2 or more trucks | Or a flat fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDL hotshot, dry van, reefer and power only | 6% | 5% | $250 a week |
See pricing for every truck type, plus our referral bonus.
Good to know
Power only takes less money to start than buying a trailer, but you're responsible for the trailer while it's hooked to your truck.
Brokers usually require trailer interchange insurance, and you'll be expected to do a walk-around and note any damage before you leave.
New to these terms? Our trucking glossary explains them in plain English.
Power only dispatch questions
What is power only trucking?
You supply the tractor and driver, and the shipper, broker or another carrier supplies the trailer. You hook up, haul it and drop it.
Do I need trailer interchange insurance?
Most brokers require it for power only loads. It covers physical damage to a trailer you don't own while it's in your care.
What does power only dispatch cost?
6% of weekly gross for one truck, 5% for two or more, or a flat $250 per week.
Ready to keep your tractor loaded?
Call or text (302) 532-0356, or send the sign-up form and we'll call you.
