What is a Freight Dispatcher?
Freight dispatcher helps trucking companies or independent owner-operators negotiate freight to move from point A to point B by finding a broker or shipper that needs a truck..
Here’s an example of how it works.
You book a load that pays $2,000 for the driver
The driver pays you 10% for your time
$2,000 x 10% = $200 Freight Dispatcher Profit
Do that once a day and you're making 6 figures!
In other words, freight dispatchers are middlemen who match available shipper freight with available trucks while earning between 7% and 10% profit per shipment.
That means dispatchers typically earn between $100 to $500 per shipment, but I’ve earned as much as $5,175 per week just for finding a load for my customer's truck!
The fact is, dispatchers do not see or handle the freight but are paid by carriers for every load they help deliver.
Now the only question is how many trucks do you think you can move per day... 1, 2, 10 or more?
1 load a day at $200 profit = $1,000 a week
2 loads a day at $200 profit = $2,000 a week
10 loads a day at $200 profit = $10,000 a week
But before we get to that…
Why Become A Freight Dispatcher?
✅ Very low start-up cost
✅Huge income potential
✅No experience required
✅No test, certification, or exam to pass
Ever-growing $1.3 trillion industry
✅Run your business from home
✅Dispatching doesn't require employees
Work from anywhere with a phone and internet
✅ And much more...
What Will You Learn In My Freight Dispatcher Blueprint?
✅ The step-by-step process on how to become a Freight Dispatcher
✅ Learn exactly how freight dispatchers make money
✅ How to properly dispatch and track your freight
✅ How to reduce, and even eliminate, unnecessary startup costs
✅ How to find and secure high-paying loads for drivers.
✅ Learn all the tools you need to operate as a dispatcher effectively
✅ How to build relationships with carriers and brokers for long-term success.
✅ How to easily and accurately understand rates in almost any niche or lane
✅ How to use load boards effectively
This course is perfect for: