HaulProfit for truckers — Stop booking loads that lose money
For truckers, HaulProfit answers one question fast: will this load actually make me money? Paste or scan a load and it counts your real costs — fuel at your truck's MPG, deadhead to the pickup, tolls, maintenance, and your fixed monthly overhead — then gives a clear verdict and a break-even rate. You also get a suggested counter-offer, so when a broker's number is too low you can negotiate with a specific, defensible figure. It runs on the 50+ load boards you already use, and on your phone, so you can decide in seconds at the dock or on the road.
How do truckers use HaulProfit day to day?
Most drivers set up their costs once — fuel economy, truck payment, insurance, average maintenance — and then simply score loads as they shop them. The verdict (take it, negotiate, or pass) appears next to the load, so the workflow you already have gets a profit check on top of it.
Can HaulProfit help me negotiate a better rate?
Yes. Because it knows your break-even, it can show the minimum rate that makes a load worth taking and a suggested counter. You stop accepting cheap freight by default and start anchoring on a number you can justify to the broker.
What costs does it account for?
Fuel (your MPG and the current diesel price), deadhead miles to the pickup, tolls on the lane, per-mile maintenance, and a fair share of your fixed monthly costs. Those are exactly the costs that quietly turn a 'good rate' into a losing load.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to set up?
A few minutes. You enter your truck's fuel economy and your fixed monthly costs once, and every load you score afterward uses those numbers automatically.
Do I have to leave the load board I use?
No. HaulProfit works on top of the boards you already shop, so you keep your current workflow and add a profit verdict to it.
What if I run team or reefer with different costs?
You can adjust the cost inputs to match how you run, so the verdict reflects your real operation rather than a generic average.