Looking for a Central Dispatch alternative? Get a load board that does the math for you.
loadez runs its own load board, where brokers and shippers post free. Every load shows what it nets your truck before you commit, Autopilot claims the ones that fit your rules, and the dispatch, paperwork, invoice and driver's pay all happen in the same place. No spreadsheet in between.
Updated 5 October 2026·4 minute read
A price is not a profit
Most boards answer "which cars are available, and for how much". The loadez board answers the question that decides your week: what will this load leave you after the empty miles to reach it, the fuel at today's diesel price and your driver's cut. It knows your truck's position, your rig's mileage and your pay terms, so it can.
Other boards show the rate. loadez shows what you keep.
The old routine is: find a load, copy it into a spreadsheet, guess, call, dispatch, then do the money again at the end of the week from the same paperwork. In loadez a load is priced against your truck before you commit, claimed automatically when it clears your floor, and carried straight into the invoice and the driver's pay, so nothing is typed twice. Loads from anywhere else come in by pasting the dispatch sheet or rate confirmation; it is read for you.
Side by side
Central Dispatch column reflects their published pages as of 5 October 2026; a dash means the capability is not in that published material. loadez is not affiliated with Central Dispatch or Cox Automotive; Central Dispatch is their trademark.
What each costs, as published
Central Dispatch's plans page lists one carrier plan, Core, starting at $139.95 a month plus applicable tax, and their terms say fees are non-refundable.
loadez is priced on drivers, and the office is free:
- One truck: $0, forever. Not a trial.
- Up to three drivers: $39 a month for the company, invoicing included.
- Five drivers and up: $49 or $59 per driver, sold from 5 driver seats. Growth adds net-profit scoring and live tracking; Pro adds Autopilot and fleet-wide ranking.
A new account gets every feature for its first 30 days, no card. The net-profit calculation is written out here so you can check it against a load you already hauled. Full loadez pricing.
Common questions
Can loadez replace Central Dispatch?
Yes. loadez runs its own load board, where brokers and shippers post free, and every load shows its net profit for your truck before you claim it. Dispatch, paperwork, invoices and driver pay run in the same place, so nothing moves through a spreadsheet.
How much does Central Dispatch cost for carriers?
Central Dispatch's plans page lists the carrier Core plan as starting at $139.95 per month plus applicable tax, as of 5 October 2026. Their terms say fees are non-refundable.
How much does loadez cost?
loadez is free for one truck, forever. Up to three drivers is $39 a month for the company, and from five driver seats it is $49 or $59 per driver. Dispatchers, the accountant and the owner are free seats, and a new account gets every feature for its first 30 days, with no card.
Take one of your own loads and see what it actually nets.
No sales call. Open loadez, paste the load, and see the number before you commit the truck.
Free for one truck, forever. Every feature free for your first 30 days, no card.