New owner-operator leads for dispatchers
Reviewed · Numbers are Rookiefeed analysis as of , updated daily
67% of new carriers start with a single truck, and they get their authority with no broker relationships and no loads lined up. Rookiefeed sends every one of them the morning after FMCSA grants the authority, with the owner's phone and email, truck count and the equipment they registered.
What a dispatcher sees on each row
- Owner name, business phone, cell (flagged), email and home city.
- Power units and drivers, so you can filter to one or two trucks.
- An equipment guess from the cargo they registered (Dry van 88%, Flatbed 14%, Car hauler 8%, Hopper/Bulk 8% of recent grants).
- Insurance on file, so you know the truck can legally haul today.
What one truck is worth
Dispatch services commonly charge 5% to 10% of gross, most often 6% to 7%. On an owner-operator grossing $150,000 to $240,000, that's roughly $9,000 to $16,800 a year from one truck.
Rookiefeed is $59 a month for one state once a week, $149 for one state every day, $299 for up to 8 states and $599 for every state, and you can cancel any time. The State plan covers one market you know well.
Questions
- Can I filter to one equipment type?
- Equipment is on every row, so you can filter the CSV. In the dashboard you can narrow by state, fleet size and first-time authority.
- Are these carriers ready to haul?
- A granted authority means FMCSA has activated it with liability insurance and a process agent on file, so yes, they can take loads for pay.
Every new carrier, by 7am
Owner name, phone, email, fleet, equipment and insurer for each carrier FMCSA authorized yesterday, as a CSV.
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Sources: OTrucking: what dispatchers charge