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Pricing

One flat fee. Shown before you commit.

No forced membership, no required subscription, no percentage buried in a marked-up quote. Loadgency charges one honest brokerage fee — the greater of $50 or 10% of the shipment price — and you see it next to the driver's price before you ever say yes.

The fee

What it costs to use Loadgency

The driver's price is whatever the shipper sets. Our fee is the only thing we make — here's exactly how it lands on real shipments.

ShipmentDriver's price (you set)Loadgency feeHow it's figured
Everyday car, open$900$9010% (more than the $50 floor)
Enclosed / exotic$1,800$18010%
Motorcycle / powersport$400$50$50 floor (more than 10%)
Local tow (12–40 mi)$120$50$50 floor
Heavy equipment / oversized$2,400$24010%
The rule is simple: whichever is greater, $50 or 10%. The floor keeps tiny local jobs worth doing; the 10% keeps big loads fair. Either way it's one number, shown up front, never a surprise after you've booked.
🔓 Same flat fee whether you ship 1 car or 1,000. No volume games, no tiers on price, no membership, no subscription — the greater of $50 or 10% on every load, for everyone. The tools grow as you scale (dashboards, team seats, optional net terms), but the fee never changes.
When you pay it

You choose when the fee comes out

Most people pay nothing until pickup. Businesses and dealers who want to lock a carrier early can prepay. Your call.

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At delivery

The default. Nothing due until the load lands — pay the driver COD and settle the fee at the same time. Zero risk.

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At pickup

Fee clears when the carrier collects your vehicle. A middle option for shippers who want it settled at the front door.

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At booking (prepaid)

Lock your carrier the moment you post. Popular with dealers and high-volume shippers who want the load secured early.

Account tiers

Same fee for everyone — more tools as you scale

 PersonalBusinessCorporate
Best forOne car or an occasional shipmentShops & recurring lanesDealers, auctions & fleets
The fee$50 or 10%$50 or 10%$50 or 10%
Pay upfront$0 — COD$0 — COD$0 — COD
Payment termsOptional (net terms)Optional (net terms)
Volume dashboardYesDedicated
Save & rebook carriersYesYesYes
The fair-wait rule

If someone waits for money, they get paid for it — not us

When a big shipper pays on weekly terms instead of on delivery, someone floats that money in the meantime. In the old broker world, the broker pockets a fee for that wait. On Loadgency, that accommodation fee goes to whoever actually does the waiting — the carrier or the shipper — never to us. We only ever make the one flat brokerage fee. We don't profit from holding anyone's money, because we never hold it.
How we make money

One flat fee — and we show you exactly how we collect it

Most brokers bury their cut inside your price so you never see it. We do the opposite: our fee is separate, shown in the open, and it comes from the shipper — never out of the driver's pay. Here's the whole mechanic, start to finish, nothing hidden.

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1 · Card on file at posting

When a shipper posts a load, they add a card. Nothing is charged yet — it just sits on file, like the hold a hotel puts on your card at check-in.

$0 charged up front
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2 · Charged when a carrier claims

The moment a real, verified carrier claims the load, we charge the shipper our flat fee — the greater of $50 or 10%. Not a second before. If nobody claims it, nobody pays a cent.

Only on a real match
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3 · Driver is paid separately, in full

At delivery the customer pays the driver the full posted price, COD. Our fee and the driver's pay never touch — two clean, separate flows of money.

100% to the carrier
Why this is fair to everyone: our fee pays for the match, the digital BOL, the tracking, the verification and the protection — and the shipper only pays it when we actually deliver a real, verified carrier. Same small flat fee whether the load is $200 or $2,000 (the greater of $50 or 10%). No required membership, no deposit, no percentage quietly baked into the driver's rate.
Side by side

What actually changes when you switch

It's not just the fee — it's the whole way the money moves and the trust is built. This is the carrier's-eye view.

LoadgencyTraditional broker
When the carrier gets paidOn delivery, CODNet 15–45 days
Who holds the moneyNobody — paid directThe broker
The broker's cutFlat $50 or 10%, shown$300–800, hidden in the price
Factoring to get paid fastNever neededOften — 3–5% off the top
If the broker goes underNothing lost — not their moneyYou eat the loss
Carrier verified (MC/DOT + insurance)Every carrier, re-checkedVaries
Double-brokering protectionVerified handoff + ID photosRare
Keep the customer you winYours to rebookBlocked or hidden

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