3 calls live · weekday hours

Your loads get
called on.
Every one of them.

Your dispatcher pastes the load block and hits the button. Joey dials the broker, asks the rate, negotiates inside the limits you set, writes down what was said, and drops the result in your panel with the recording.

How it runs

Nobody sits on hold

44 broker calls an hour, three conversations at once — and it rises with your volume.

It stops at your floor

It walks down step by step from your ask and never goes below the number you set.

Three calls in four cost nothing

About one in four reaches a live person. Voicemail, phone trees and hang-ups are free.

A recording

How it sounds
on the phone.

The whole call — including the part where it holds the price. Nobody is on the line with it.

Level · quick Real call · Aug 28 · 3:19
Countered

Aug 28, 12:59 PM CT

kept ~14 days

Woodridge, Illinois → Tampa, Florida

1183 mi · L-0828-175537-108

Price

Target
$5,300$4.48/mi
Our last offer
$4,700$3.97/mi
Broker
$4,700$3.97/mi

Broker

Company
Phone
MC

Load

Commodity
electronics components
Weight
13,290 lbs · 16 pallets
Pickup
August 18th, today till 3 PM
Delivery
2 days after pickup, 8 AM till 3 PM
Reference
5HOE17

Notes

Negotiated rate for electronics load from Woodridge, IL to Tampa, FL. Joey offered $4700, broker agreed.

Broker contacts masked. Every card carries the recording and one-click Report a problem.

Both halves

What it is good at, and what it is not

The second column is the one worth reading. What it cannot do gets said before the signature, on the page, out loud — the same promise as everything else we sell.

Where it wins

It earns its place here.

It makes the call itself

Your dispatcher pastes the load block and hits the button. Joey dials, talks, and comes back with a number. Nobody sits on hold.

It negotiates on its own, inside your numbers

It walks down step by step from your ask and never goes below the floor you set — and nobody has to sit on the call while it does. The ladder is yours; it climbs down it the same way every time, and you read the result afterwards.

It knows what to ask with no ask on the load

It takes the rate per mile from your panel and the price the broker posted on the board, and works from the higher of the two.

It answers the phone on its own

A broker calling back reaches a working line, not voicemail — even with nobody in the office.

It writes everything down

Rate, commodity, weight, pickup and delivery windows, the recording and a transcript. No “I think he said forty-seven”.

Where it falls short

And here it does not.

It does not book the load

It brings back the number. A person in your office says yes — that is the whole division of labour, and it does not move.

It does not find loads for you

Which load gets called on is your dispatcher’s call. Joey only dials.

It does not call blind

No ask, no rate, no posted price — the load is not dialled at all. It waits for your decision in the panel.

It does not hand the broker to a human mid-call

The call runs to the end and the result lands in the panel. The broker can call the same line straight back.

It does not call at night or at weekends

Weekdays, 5 AM to 9 PM Central, or whatever window you name. And it never calls a number again once someone says stop.

It does not touch your dispatch software

No writing into your systems, no plugging into your paperwork. It runs beside them.

The argument

Why a fleet needs one before it needs another dispatcher

Dispatch does not scale by hiring, it scales by phone lines. One dispatcher is one conversation at a time, and the day has a fixed number of those in it. That number is the real ceiling on how many trucks a small carrier can keep moving.

So the board gets worked from the top down, and the bottom of it never gets called. The loads that would have been fine at the right rate sit there because there was nobody left to dial.

Joey is a phone, not a replacement. Your dispatcher stops dialling and starts covering more loads in the same hours — and the calls that reach nobody, which is three in every four, cost you nothing at all.

  • 44 broker calls an hour, three of them running at the same time.
  • About one call in four reaches a live person. The other three are free.
  • One day from signature to the first outbound call.

Four moves

How it runs

No dashboard to learn and no new habit to build. It sits on the phone line you already have and writes into the tools you already open.

Step 01

Your dispatcher picks the load

Pastes the load block into the panel — as text or as a screenshot.

Step 02

Joey dials

Straight out to the broker on that load, on your line, in your hours.

Step 03

It works your ladder

Down from your ask, step by step, stopping at your floor.

Step 04

The card comes back

Rate, load, broker, note and the recording — ready for a person to say yes.

Plugs into

Load boardsYour own numbersInbound lineCall recordingsTranscriptsOne panel, any browser

Asked every time

Straight answers

What if it says something wrong?

Every call is recorded and transcribed. Our mistakes are not billed, and your dispatcher flags them in the panel in one click — that queue is what we fix the rules from.

Do brokers hang up on a robot?

Some do. That is already inside the one-in-four number — you pay for brokers who actually talk, and hang-ups cost nothing.

What happens to my dispatcher?

Nothing. He stops dialling and starts covering more loads in the same hours. Joey is a phone, not a replacement.

How long until it is running?

A day of setup after one conversation. What we need to start: your MC and fleet, the states, lanes and brokers you never want called, and one person who works the panel.

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