Time-sensitive and partial loads on gooseneck and flatbed hotshot rigs, priced by weight and distance. Get your rate in under a minute and reserve your pickup online.
Estimated from typical market rates for your lane. Your agent confirms the carrier and exact pickup time before dispatch. By reserving, you agree to our Shipper Terms.
No guesswork and no phone tag. The instant quote prices your load the same way our team does.
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Weight
Loads up to 9,000 lb run on non-CDL hotshot rates. Heavier loads need a CDL driver, so they’re priced a little higher. Enter your weight for an accurate number.
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Distance
Runs of 500+ miles get our best per-mile rate. Shorter runs carry a minimum, because a driver’s day costs the same either way.
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Timing
Next-day pickup costs the most. Give us a few days, or schedule two to three weeks out, and the rate drops. You see every option before you book.
What we haul on hotshot
Built for the loads that can’t wait.
Hotshot fits partial and time-critical freight that doesn’t need a full 53-foot trailer, from a single machine to a jobsite delivery.
Equipment & machinery
Skid steers, UTVs, attachments and small machines.
Pipe, steel & materials
Pipe, rebar, racking and building materials.
Oilfield & jobsite parts
Time-critical parts and supplies to keep crews working.
USDOT4045921MC1532052FMCSA statusAuthorized broker of property
Federally licensed
Registered with the FMCSA as a property broker. Your freight moves with carriers that hold active operating authority and the insurance federal law requires.
Bonded
We carry the $75,000 broker bond the FMCSA requires of every licensed broker, which protects shippers and carriers if a broker fails to pay.
Everything in writing
Every reservation gets a load number, a rate, a pickup window and a named agent, confirmed in writing before anything moves.
Prices up front
See the price for every pickup option before you book, from next-day to scheduled. Clear shipper terms, no surprises.
Hotshot uses a heavy-duty pickup or medium-duty truck pulling a gooseneck or flatbed trailer. It’s ideal for partial, expedited or time-critical loads that don’t need a full semi trailer.
How much weight can a hotshot carry?+
It depends on the truck and trailer, typically up to around 16,000 lb of freight on a 40-foot gooseneck. Enter your weight and dimensions and we’ll match the right rig.
Why does weight change the rate?+
Up to 9,000 lb, many hotshot rigs can run without a CDL driver, which keeps rates lower. Above that, the load needs a CDL driver and heavier equipment.
How fast can you pick up?+
Choose Expedited for a next-business-day pickup window. Your agent confirms the carrier and exact pickup time before dispatch.
Do you handle tarps and securement?+
Yes. Tell us if your freight needs tarps, edge protection or special securement, and we’ll include it in your load details.
