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Pricing

One flat fee. Shown before you commit.

No membership, no 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%
Small freight / pallet$500$50$50 floor (more than 10%)
Local tow (12–40 mi)$120$50$50 floor
Reefer / heavy load$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.
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 moveShops & recurring lanesDealers, ports, fleets, movers
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.
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