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Texas · TX

Trucking software for Texas carriers

Dispatch, safety, maintenance, hiring and settlements in one system — every module on every plan, priced per truck, and free on your first three.

Free for up to 3 trucks. No card required.

Freight hubs

  • Dallas–Fort Worth
  • Houston
  • Laredo
  • El Paso
  • San Antonio

Main corridors

  • I-35
  • I-10
  • I-45
  • I-20

Registered carriers in Texas

Motor carriers registered in Texas, by segment, from the FMCSA carrier census
Carriers based in TX178,085
Authorised for hire138,227
Running 1–6 trucks160,036
Running 7–20 trucks8,514

Source: FMCSA motor carrier census, dataset kjg3-diqy, on data.transportation.gov. Counts are aggregate queries against the published file, grouped by the carrier’s physical state.

126,144 of the carriers registered in Texas hold for-hire authority and run six trucks or fewer. That is the operator this software is built for, and it is the reason the free tier goes to three trucks rather than to a trial clock.

Freight in Texas

Laredo is the busiest US–Mexico land border crossing for truck freight, which makes cross-border drayage and customs paperwork a routine part of Texas dispatch.

The Houston Ship Channel and the state's petrochemical corridor generate heavy tanker and flatbed demand alongside dry van.

I-35 runs the length of the state and forms the spine of the Texas Triangle between Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.

The figures behind that

Laredo took 2,945,388 incoming trucks in calendar year 2025, out of 7,589,315 across every US-Mexico land border port — close to three times the next busiest, Otay Mesa in California, at 990,111.
Bureau of Transportation Statistics — Border Crossing/Entry Data (queried for 2025)

What is in the system

The same system covers dispatch, the driver app, safety and driver qualification files, maintenance, recruiting and settlements. One subscription instead of four, priced per truck rather than per person, so adding a dispatcher costs nothing.

Regulatory requirements differ by state and change over time. Confirm current rules with the relevant state agency or FMCSA guidance rather than relying on any vendor's summary, including this one.

Start free on three trucks in Texas

Run your real loads through it before you decide anything.

Create your account
Free tier
Up to 3 trucks, permanently
After that
$19 per truck, not per seat
Included
Every module, on every plan