TBOS
Got your authority?
Run your first year
in one place.
Check whether posted loads welcome new authorities, estimate profit before you take a load, and record detention time for your invoices. On your phone or your computer.
Free to set up · 14-day trial starts with your first load · No card required
BUILT FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR
The three things new carriers lose money on.
Loads that take new authorities
Many brokers won’t book a carrier in its first 90 days. On TBOS Loadboard, brokers mark the loads they will give you, and you can show only those.
Find loads open to new authorities →Your profit before you book
Enter your cost per mile once. Each load shows what it leaves you after your costs, before you call the broker.
Work out your cost per mile →Record the wait
Tap Arrived and Departed at each stop. Time past your free hours goes on the invoice as detention, with the times written out.
Watch the quick guides →TBOS IN UNDER 30 SECONDS
The paperwork, the numbers and the next step.
One load, start to finish
The rate con, the BOL, the signed POD and the invoice, kept with one load from booking to paid.
Start free trial →Know your number
What your truck costs per mile, and what a load really pays once you count the empty miles.
Try the free calculator →Starting your trucking business?
The free document checklist: what to do next, with official guidance, and no account needed.
Get the free checklist →One load, start to finish
The rate con, the BOL, the signed POD and the invoice, kept with one load from booking to paid.
Start free trial →Know your number
What your truck costs per mile, and what a load really pays once you count the empty miles.
Try the free calculator →Starting your trucking business?
The free document checklist: what to do next, with official guidance, and no account needed.
Get the free checklist →ONE LOAD, START TO FINISH
Less chasing paperwork.
More knowing what’s next.
The rate confirmation is in your email. The signed BOL is on your phone. The invoice still needs sending. Bring the work together around the load.
Explore load-to-invoice workflow →- 01
Record the load
Start with the lane, agreed rate and broker. Add pickup details and assign yourself or a driver.
- 02
Keep the paperwork
Upload the rate confirmation, BOL and proof of delivery from your phone or computer.
- 03
Send the invoice
Create a PDF invoice from the delivered load. Email it with your uploaded paperwork and payment instructions.
- 04
Know what’s paid
Record payments and load expenses. Keep a clear record before moving on to the next job.
SEE IT IN THE APP
Add a load in about a minute.
Lane, dates, rate and broker, then assign it to yourself and your truck. Ten short guides walk through setup, paperwork, invoices and payments.
Watch the quick guides →FREE DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
Know which paperwork to check next.
Review common authority, insurance, driver and vehicle tasks. Follow official guidance, mark your progress and download a copy without creating an account. Bring the checklist into your TBOS workspace when you are ready to organize the records.
Build my free checklist →What documents does a trucking business need?ALREADY ON THE ROAD
A workspace that grows with you.
Start as an owner-operator. Keep your truck and trailer together, assign loads to yourself, and track expenses. When you add drivers, invite them into the same business with their own access.
See owner-operator software →USEFUL BEFORE YOU SIGN UP
Start with a real decision.
TBOS, a factoring app or a spreadsheet?
What each one does well, what it costs, and how they work together.
→Find loads open to new authorities
Free public board. Confirm availability and terms directly with the broker.
→Check your cost per mile
Include fuel, fixed costs and empty miles before comparing a load’s rate.
→Make a trucking invoice
Create a printable invoice. No signup needed.
→Organize your trucking documents
Use the free planning checklist, follow official guidance and download your progress.
→Put your next load in TBOS.
Free to set up. 14-day trial from your first load. No card required.