Freight brokers waste two hours a day dialing carriers to cover loads. Your team is on hold, leaving voicemails, chasing callbacks while the clock runs out. Freight Capacity Voice AI auto-dials your carrier list the moment a load posts, pitches the lane, and books a commitment to your calendar. Brokers using it go from load posted to capacity confirmed in under 15 minutes.
What changes the first week you point Freight Capacity Voice AI at your carrier list.
From posted to capacity confirmed, no rep on hold.
Drop the lane, equipment, pickup window, and target rate into the dispatcher console or push it from your TMS.
Voice agent pitches the lane in parallel to every qualified carrier in your network with an MC and equipment match.
AI captures the yes, the driver name, the MC, and the pickup time. Borderline calls flag a human rep to close.
Booked commitment lands on the dispatcher's calendar. Rate con queued, lane covered, rep on to the next load.
Built around the people who answer phones at small and mid brokerages.
Three pieces that turn capacity hunting from phone work into review work.
Dials your full carrier list at once instead of one at a time. The lane gets pitched to every qualified MC in the first two minutes the load is live.
Pulls origin, destination, equipment, and target rate into a natural pitch. Carriers hear a coherent offer, not a robotic form read.
When a carrier agrees, the AI captures MC number, driver name, and pickup confirmation, then drops a booked event on the dispatcher's calendar with the rate con ready to send.
Spin up a pilot on three of your lanes this week. If we don't cut your time-to-capacity in half within 30 days, you walk and we eat the setup.
Book a demoshippable in 4 to 6 weeks. Year-1 ARR mid-case around $210K (estimate). Investment to production around $32K. probability of meaningful success around 14%, by Fermi heuristics.
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