Who it’s for
Freight brokers, 3PLs, asset-based carriers with brokerage arms and enterprise teams all get the same thing: a clear answer on every carrier, and fewer lost loads. Here’s what that means for yours.
Freight brokers
You book carriers you’ve never met, on loads that leave in hours. The one that burns you usually looks clean, because the record is real and the person using it isn’t.
The MC looked fine. The number it used to have said no.
3PLs
More desks, more reps, maybe more branches. The desk with the hot load shouldn’t be the one that skips the vetting.

Asset-based carriers with brokerage arms
You run your own drivers and equipment, and broker freight when the board overflows. That’s your own compliance on one side and other people’s fraud on the other.
Your trucks and other people’s trucks, on one screen.
Enterprise
A security review before procurement talks price, and a carrier policy that has to hold across regions and staff turnover. A claim or an audit asks what your records show.


Brokers, 3PLs, fleets, enterprise. A clear answer on every carrier.
Questions
No. Hotshot is $150 a month with 2 seats: the full verification suite, pay as you go, no TMS to learn. When you want to run loads here too, Regional at $299 adds the full TMS with 15 verifications included.
Hotshot at $150 a month is verification only, with 2 seats. Regional at $299 adds the full TMS, with 15 verifications included and 5 seats. Linehaul at $499 (30 included, 10 seats) and Fleet at $750 (50 included, 15 seats) scale it up, with priority support and advanced risk rules. Enterprise is custom: volume pricing, SSO and a dedicated account manager. Every plan runs the same verification.
Yes, and an API can push results into your systems. The verdict does the most inside our dispatch board, where an expired verification blocks booking and Do not book stands until a person overrides it with a written reason. Move dispatch over whenever you’re ready. Nothing forces the switch.
No. The owner interview, e-signing, tender acceptance, driver photos and tracking all run on secure links. No carrier or driver ever creates a Happy Tactic password.
The fleet and tracking side stands on its own: driver and equipment records with expiry alerts, hours of service from your ELD, the dispatch board, driver check-ins by text, settlements and QuickBooks Online. Verification is there for the day the board overflows.
A demo is a call with a founder. Bring the carrier you’re least sure about.