48 States + D.C.
Reefer Dispatch
Refrigerated freight pays well when it's handled right. We book produce, meat, dairy and frozen loads, confirm temperatures and appointments, and keep the paperwork tight.
- 48 or 53 ftTrailer length
- $8,000–$10,000Avg. weekly gross
- $3.00–$3.50 a mileAvg. rate
- 6% or $250 a weekDispatch fee, 1 truck
Weekly gross and rate per mile are typical ranges, not guarantees. Your numbers depend on the market, the season, your lanes and how much you run.
What We Handle for Reefers
On top of everything in our standard dispatch service, here's what matters most for your equipment.
Temperatures Confirmed
We confirm the set point, continuous or cycle mode, and any pre-cooling on every rate con before you accept.
Appointment Planning
Reefer freight runs on tight pickup and delivery windows, so we plan your hours of service around them.
Dry Loads When They Pay More
A reefer can haul dry freight too, so we use both markets to keep you loaded.
Protection Against Claims
We remind you to record seal numbers and temperatures on the BOL, which protects you if a receiver disputes a load.
Detention and Layover
When a receiver holds you or a delivery gets pushed, we claim detention or layover.
Reefer Dispatch Pricing
Pay a percentage of your weekly gross or a flat $250 a week, whichever works better for you.
Dispatch Rate Sheet
Percentages are of your weekly gross.
| Equipment | 1 truck | 2 or more trucks | Or a flat fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDL Hotshot, Dry Van, Reefer and Power Only | 6% | 5% | $250 a week |
See pricing for every truck type, plus our referral bonus.
Good to Know
Reefer loads usually pay more than dry van to cover the fuel for the reefer unit and the risk of temperature claims.
A clean, pre-cooled trailer and pulp temperatures checked at pickup go a long way toward a smooth delivery.
New to these terms? Our trucking glossary explains them in plain English.
Reefer Dispatch Questions
How much does a reefer make per week?
Reefers we dispatch typically gross $8,000–$10,000 a week at $3.00–$3.50 a mile, depending on the season and your lanes.
Can a reefer haul dry freight?
Yes. With the unit off, a reefer can haul dry van loads, which gives you more options between refrigerated loads.
What does reefer dispatch cost?
6% of weekly gross for one truck, 5% for two or more, or a flat $250 per week.
Ready to Keep Your Reefer Loaded?
Call or text (302) 532-0356, or send the sign-up form and we'll call you.
