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Doft Load Board vs LaneRunner

Doft Load Board

loadboard.doft.com

LaneRunner

lanerunner.com

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FigureDoft Load BoardLaneRunner
Price from$19.99/mo$59.99/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published34
Spec score · Load Board Software8.3 (#6)8.1 (#11)
HeadquartersHenderson, Nevada, United StatesFargo, North Dakota, United States
Mobile appsDoft links to driver and shipper apps and provides App Store and Google Play links.LaneRunner says its app is available on iPhone and Android.
ProductDoft describes its load board as a freight-matching platform connecting shippers and carriers directly.LaneRunner is a freight platform for sourcing capacity, comparing quotes, and managing shipments from award through delivery.
SupportDoft's help center offers 24x7 live chat and forms for technical support, bug reports, billing questions, and suggestions.The shipper plan includes priority support, and the site lists [email protected] for contacting the company.

Plans

Doft Load Board

  • Basic (carrier)Free
  • Free (shipper)Free
  • Premium (carrier)$19.99 a month

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LaneRunner

  • Shipper Free AccessFree
  • Broker Load Board$59.99 a month
  • Broker Full Access$99.99 a month
  • Carrier Full Access$99.99 a month

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In their own words

Doft Load Board

Doft Load Board connects shippers and carriers through a freight-matching platform. Its homepage advertises more than 200,000 loads daily. Carriers can filter loads by lane, deadhead radius, equipment and minimum rate per mile, then use load alerts and booking tools. The Premium carrier plan includes up to 20 parallel AI calls for negotiating, booking and check calls, but rate information is available for only 10–30% of loads. Shippers can post manually, in bulk, by CSV or through website imports; they can collect bids, message drivers, create a private board, book shipments and follow delivery on a live map. The driver app shares GPS location, posts delivery statuses and uploads proof of delivery. Doft says it checks carriers against FMCSA records before booking. The service is available on Android, iOS and web. Carrier Basic access is free, while Premium costs $19.99 a month and has a 0.99 USD booking fee. Shippers can use a free plan, with a 99 USD driver acceptance fee when accepting a driver.

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LaneRunner

LaneRunner is a freight platform for shippers, brokers, and carriers to source capacity, compare quotes, and manage shipments from award through delivery. Shippers can form private broker networks and choose to post freight privately, on the open marketplace, or in both places. Quote comparisons show low, average, and high amounts. ATLAS AI supports voice load posting and rate insights, and bulk uploads can include up to 100 loads. A load can have up to five pickups and five drops. Shipment details, dispatch, documents, tracking, and messaging stay connected to each load. LaneRunner says it checks motor carriers against FMCSA records and reviews shipper documents and broker credentials. Its API can post loads, retrieve quotes, and synchronize shipment status with TMS, ERP, and internal tools; access is arranged through support. LaneRunner is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Shipper Free Access costs nothing. Broker Load Board costs $59.99 a month; Broker Full Access and Carrier Full Access each cost $99.99 a month. The subscription policy says there is no free trial unless the company offers one in writing.

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