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Open the whole Hotshot Runs book.
One payment of $149. Every state book opens — 392 companies today, and every company we add from here joins your book at no extra charge.
What you get
All 15 state books, open in full: Texas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Ohio, Colorado, Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming, West Virginia, New Mexico, Utah.
More than 390 companies that hand equipment and freight moves to outside hotshot owner-operators — every one checked against the one test: does this company give work to outside drivers?
113 equipment rental yards across the book.
144 auction houses across the book.
29 farm & implement dealers across the book.
31 oilfield & energy services across the book.
8 utility & pipeline contractors across the book.
67 steel & building materials yards across the book.
The person who books the hauling, a direct phone number and an email address on the cards that hold them — and a grade on every card, A through D, so you can see exactly what a card holds before you rely on it. Grade A holds all of it: the person, their phone and their email.
CDL or non-CDL flagged on every card where the company's own door states it, so you work the doors that can use your license first.
The 47 government doors, named state by state — the bid portals and surplus doors where public work is posted.
The scripts, explained from zero
Most drivers have never had to sell anything. These scripts assume nothing — they tell you where to stand, who to ask for, and the words to say, in order.
The walk-in script for a yard counter — What to say in the first sixty seconds at a rental yard or dealer counter — who to ask for, what to leave behind, and how to get your card into the right hand.
The call to the person who books haulers — A short phone script for the transport coordinator or branch manager: how to open, what to ask about their runs, and how to name your rate without talking yourself down.
The email to an auction house — One page, written out in full: how to offer hauling to the buyers at a farm or equipment auction, and what to put in the subject line so it gets opened.
Follow-ups for day 3 and day 7 — Two short follow-up scripts — one for three days after you first show up, one for a week later — so a quiet door hears from you again without hearing from a pest.
Ready answers to the questions every door asks — The insurance question, the rate question, the “how fast can you get here” question and the new-driver question, each with an answer you can say as written.
How payment works
You pay once, by card, through Stripe. The moment the payment lands, Stripe sends you to your members page — the whole book, open. Bookmark it; it is yours from then on.
$149 once
It is not a subscription. There is no yearly charge and nothing to cancel.
Every company we add joins your book. You do not pay again.
One dispatcher week, or the doors themselves
A dispatch service charges about $350 to $375 a week, every week, to find you loads — or 7 to 8 percent of every load, forever. This book costs less than one of those weeks, once, and the doors in it are yours: nobody takes a percentage of a relationship you built, and nobody can cancel it.
Questions before you pay: help@doogex.com