Idaho-based load board and freight matching company founded in 1995, offering carrier and broker load boards, rate insights, carrier onboarding, a TMS and factoring.
Services
Who it serves
Overview
Truckstop is a freight matching and transportation technology company known for its online load board. Its about page says it was founded in 1995 by Scott Moscrip, who is listed as CEO, and that its founder built the first online load board. The company is headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with additional offices in Chicago, New Plymouth, Idaho, and Phoenix, according to its Built In profile.
Beyond the load board, Truckstop now sells rate data, carrier vetting and onboarding tools, dispatch and TMS software, factoring and a fuel card. Its about page cites more than 250,000 active users.
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Services
Load boards. Truckstop runs a general carrier load board, dedicated dry van and reefer boards, a heavy haul board, a Spanish-language carrier board and a broker load board. Carrier plans include load search, truck and lane posting, private loads from approved brokers and backhaul search.
Rate and market data. Rate Insights, Heavy Haul Rates, Spot Market Insights and Load Density Insights, with some spot rate maps powered by FreightWaves SONAR.
Carrier vetting and onboarding. Carrier Hub, RMIS, Risk Factors and broker onboarding tools help brokers source and qualify carriers.
Operations software. Basic carrier plans include a free Truckstop TMS. ITS Dispatch, a fuel card and a fuel discount finder are also offered.
Assistants. AVA is a voice assistant in the Truckstop Go app for searching loads, checking rates and finding parking on Advanced and Pro plans. Brokers get a Broker Assistant browser extension.
Factoring. Truckstop Factoring offers carrier and broker factoring, subject to underwriting and a per-invoice fee.
Who it is for
Truckstop serves owner-operators and carriers looking for loads, brokers who need to fill capacity and reduce risk, and shippers that use its Shipper Load Board, RMIS and ITS Dispatch. Specialized boards for heavy haul, dry van and reefer let carriers pay only for the equipment type they run.
Carriers that haul one equipment type can keep costs down with the dedicated dry van or reefer boards, while carriers that want broker ratings, faster booking and rate data will look at the Advanced and Pro tiers. Brokers comparing Truckstop with other boards will mostly weigh the Carrier Hub vetting tools, Rate Insights and Book It Now posting that come with the Pro and Premium broker plans. As with any load board, many users pair Truckstop with a separate TMS, so confirm that your TMS can post to it.
How working with them works
Truckstop publishes pricing. As listed on its website in November 2026, monthly carrier plans were Basic at $42, Advanced at $135, Pro at $159 and Heavy Haul Pro at $299. The Dry Van board was listed at $35 for Basic and $129 for Pro, and the Reefer board at $42 for Basic and $159 for Pro, priced per block of three users. Broker plans were Basic at $109, Pro at $239 and Premium at $369 per user per month, with each plan supporting up to three users. Prices exclude fees and taxes.
Carrier plans carry a non-refundable application fee that is credited toward the first month if approved. Loads shown match your operating authority. Contract length and cancellation terms were not shown on the pricing pages we reviewed.
Factoring is available only to current, qualifying load board subscribers in good standing, and it is a separate agreement from the load board subscription. Dual-authority accounts, for companies that hold both carrier and broker authority, are offered separately from the standard plans.
Questions to ask before you sign
How does per-user pricing work on your plan, and what does each additional user cost?
Which tier includes the rate data and carrier vetting tools you need?
Can the load board connect to your TMS for automatic posting, and are accounting, ELD and tracking integrations available?
Can you export your load history, carrier lists and rate data?
Is the subscription month-to-month or annual, and what are the cancellation and application fee terms?
What support is available, and how does Truckstop handle fraud reports or suspicious accounts?
Company background
Truckstop was founded in 1995 in New Plymouth, Idaho, according to Transport Topics. In April 2019, technology investor ICONIQ Capital became its majority shareholder; terms were not disclosed. Its Built In profile lists about 900 employees and says the company hires fully remote in more than 40 states.
Truckstop's about page marks 30 years in business and lists Scott Moscrip as founder and CEO.
Sources
Information compiled from public sources. Last verified November 2026. Confirm details directly with the company.
