Dry van · Regional & OTR · Lease on to LoadMo

Keep 86% of gross. See the rate on every load.

Dry van, regional and OTR out of Ohio. You bring the tractor. We bring the authority, the freight and the billing — and you see the rate before you roll.

  • 86% of gross — linehaul and fuel surcharge together
  • Rate confirmation before every load, not after settlement
  • No forced dispatch. Decline one and nothing changes
  • Every deduction published on this site, to the dollar
86%of gross to you
$0to apply or orient
Fripaid every week
2–3days to seated

USDOT 4364163 · MC 1708262 · Cincinnati, Ohio · verify on FMCSA SAFER

What a week looks like

Example · move the sliders
Gross invoiced — linehaul + fuel surcharge$8,850
Your 86%$7,611
LoadMo 14% — dispatch, billing, collections, compliance, insurance filings−$1,239
Cargo & liability insurance−$350
Trailer rental (optional)−$200
Admin fee−$100
Escrow (first 10 weeks only, refundable)−$250
Fuel at 6.5 mpg (462 gal)−$1,777
Left with you this week$4,934

Planning tool only. It does not predict or guarantee a settlement. Your truck payment, maintenance, tires, tolls, insurance on your own tractor and your taxes come out of the bottom line.

Where the 14% goes

What you are paying us for

Most carriers publish a percentage and leave you guessing. Here is the whole list.

Freight and dispatch

Regional and OTR dry van booked against our authority and broker credit. A dispatcher who answers the phone, not a ticket queue.

Money in and money out

Invoicing, collections, and the chase when a broker pays late. We carry the credit risk — your settlement never waits on the customer.

Authority and compliance

Authority, insurance filings, IFTA, UCR, BOC-3, ELD, PrePass, driver file, drug programme. None of it is your paperwork anymore.

Why the rate confirmation matters. Under 49 CFR 376.12(g) an owner-operator paid a percentage is entitled to see the rated freight bill for the load. Most carriers wait to be asked. We send it before you roll, so the 86% is something you can check rather than something you have to trust.

Weekly deductions

Published, to the dollar

These are all of them. There is no fuel-card markup, no per-load fee, no charge for the ELD or PrePass, and no charge for orientation.

Recurring weekly deductions from settlement
ItemWhat it coversPer week
Cargo & liability insurance$1,000,000 auto liability and $100,000 cargo under LoadMo's policies while you are under dispatch. Cargo deductible $2,500 — that is what the escrow reserve is sized for.$350
Trailer rental (optional)53' dry van, maintenance and tires on us. Bring your own trailer instead and this line is $0.$200
Admin feeFlat weekly fee. Billing, settlement processing, compliance administration. It does not move with your revenue.$100
Total, every week$650
Escrow — first 10 weeks only
TermAmount
Withheld per week, first 10 weeks$250
Total held, then it stops$2,500
Returned after you leave, with a final accountingwithin 45 days

The escrow is a reserve against chargebacks and claims on your account, nothing else, and it is accounted for on your settlements. It stops at $2,500 — week 11 onward you see $650, not $900. Full pay page →

The freight

Regional and OTR, dry van only

One trailer type. Nothing to tarp. Regional if you want to be home more, OTR if you want the miles.

How the two programs differ
 RegionalOTR
Typical loaded miles / week2,000–2,6002,800–3,400
Home timeWeeklyEvery 2–3 weeks
FreightDry van, no-touchDry van, no-touch
Forced dispatchNoNo

Tina will tell you what has actually run out of your home state this month — not a map of the whole country.

Straight answers

The things operators ask first

Is the 86% of linehaul or of the whole invoice?

86% of the gross on the rate confirmation — linehaul and fuel surcharge together. On top of that, detention, layover, TONU, stop-off pay and lumper reimbursement come to you at 100%, with no split taken.

Do I have to rent your trailer?

No. Renting is an option at $200 a week with maintenance and tires included. If you have your own 53' dry van, run it and that line disappears from your settlement.

When do I get paid, and does it depend on the broker paying you?

Every Friday by direct deposit, on paperwork received. Your settlement is not contingent on us collecting from the customer — that is our risk, and under 49 CFR 376.12(f) it cannot be yours.

Can I turn down a load?

Yes, and it does not affect what you are offered next. You are an independent contractor; if we could force you to take freight you would not be one.

How long have you been running?

LoadMo was formed in Ohio in February 2025 and has been operating under its own authority since. USDOT 4364163, MC 1708262 — pull the snapshot yourself before you call us.

All questions and answers →

Getting started

Remote. Two to three days.

  1. Quick start form

    Three questions, thirty seconds. No SSN, no documents yet.

  2. Call with Tina

    Same day during business hours. She answers the pay questions and the lane questions, and you decide whether to keep going.

  3. Application and documents

    CDL, medical card, tractor registration and inspection, insurance, your LLC and EIN. The DOT application runs in our system, not over email.

  4. Drug test

    At a collection site near you. We schedule it and we pay for it.

  5. Orientation online, lease signed

    No travel, no hotel, no unpaid week. You read the full lease before you sign it — ask for it earlier if you want it earlier.

  6. ELD and PrePass shipped, first load planned

    Dispatch plans your first load while the hardware is in transit.

Start here

Three questions

Tina calls you back the same day during business hours. If you would rather just talk, the number is (917) 651-1404.

Step 1 of 2 · 30 seconds

Prefer to talk now? Call (917) 651-1404. The full DOT application comes after we talk — we do not ask for your SSN on this page.

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