NexFlow Freight Dispatch LLC (773) 242-3179 Join as a driver
An orange truck driving on a tree-lined road
Truck dispatch service · All 50 US states

You drive.
We find the loads.

NexFlow finds paying jobs for truck owners and drivers across the United States. You see the price and the route first, then you choose whether to take it.

Join as a driver Send a package
  • Never forced to take a job
  • Price shown before you say yes
  • Support 24/7
US states we cover
50
Jobs forced on you. You choose every one
0
Types of truck we work with
5
Support, every day of the week
24/7
Who it's for

Two ways to work with NexFlow

Drive for us, or send something with us. Pick the one that fits you.

A truck driver standing in front of his truck
For drivers and truck owners

Keep your truck busy

Own one truck or a whole fleet? We find jobs that fit your truck and your routes, agree the price, and handle the paperwork.

  • One contact person who knows your truck and routes
  • The price in writing before you agree
  • We make the calls and do the paperwork while you drive
Join as a driver
A worker checking boxes on a pallet jack
For people sending goods

Send a package or a full truckload

Tell us what you are sending, where it is now, and where it needs to go. We match it with a driver on that route.

  • One package, a few pallets, or a full truck
  • Drivers with active licences and insurance on file
  • We call you back to arrange pickup
Request a delivery
Trucks

The trucks we find work for

Tell us what you drive and where you like to drive it. We look for jobs that match.

  • Box truck

    A truck with a closed box on the back, 16 to 26 feet long. For boxed and dry goods.

  • Sprinter or cargo van

    A large van for smaller loads that need to arrive fast.

  • Flatbed

    An open trailer with no walls or roof. For machinery and building materials.

  • Lowboy

    A trailer that sits very low to the ground. For tall, heavy machines.

  • Reefer

    A refrigerated trailer. For food and anything that must stay cold.

How it works

From signing up to your next job

The same five steps for every driver, whether you have one truck or many.

A driver's hands on the steering wheel and gear stick
Nothing is booked without your OK.
  1. 1

    Sign up

    Send us your details, plus your MC and USDOT numbers if you have them. No numbers yet? You can still apply, and we'll guide you. We check everything and set you up.

  2. 2

    Tell us your routes

    Tell us your truck type, the states you want to drive between, and the pay you need to make a trip worth it.

  3. 3

    We find the jobs

    Your contact person looks for loads that fit your truck and routes, and negotiates the price for you.

  4. 4

    You say yes or no

    You get the price and the route in writing. Accept it or pass. Either answer is fine.

  5. 5

    Deliver and get paid

    We handle the paperwork and phone calls while you drive. Payment follows delivery.

Why NexFlow

We work for the driver

Finding loads is a negotiation. Working with us shouldn't be.

We built NexFlow around one rule: a driver should never be pushed into a job they did not agree to. Every price is shared up front and every route is your call.

Three white trucks parked in a row

You choose every job

Every load is optional. You see the price and the route before you commit to anything.

A real person

You work with one person who knows your truck and your routes, not a call centre.

Clear prices

You see exactly what a job pays before you decide. Nothing changes after pickup.

One truck or fifty

The same service whether you drive your own truck or manage a growing fleet.

What you need

Four things to haul loads

These are standard documents for trucking in the United States. You need them before your first job, but not to apply.

  • MC Authority

    Your US government permission to carry other people's goods for pay. It comes with an MC number.

    Must be active

  • USDOT number

    Your trucking business's ID number from the US Department of Transportation.

    Must be active

  • Insurance

    General liability cover, plus cargo cover for the goods you carry.

    Must be current

  • W9 form

    A US tax form with your business name and tax ID number.

    Before your first job

Don't have your MC or USDOT number yet? Apply anyway. Leave those boxes blank and we'll walk you through getting them.

Start here

Ready to get moving?

Drivers: send your details and the routes you want. We reply the same day.

Sending goods: tell us what needs to move and where. We call you to arrange it.

Mailing address
9169 W. State St, #1783, Garden City, ID 83714

On your MC Authority. Don't have one yet? Leave it blank.

Your Department of Transportation ID. Don't have one yet? Leave it blank.

The state where you and your truck are based.

Routes you want to drive

Pick the state you start from and the state you deliver to. Add as many routes as you like. Truckers call these lanes.

We ask for your insurance and W9 form after we review your application.

Your truck. Your routes. Your choice.

Join NexFlow and let us find the work while you do the driving.

Join as a driver Send a package