Trucking runs the economy.
Its procurement is stuck in the past.
Freight procurement is still handled lane by lane with limited network visibility and no coordination, forcing costly last-minute load stitching, inefficient repositioning, and unreliable capacity for everyone involved.
~30% of truck-miles in the U.S. are driven empty, costing shippers and carriers $100B+ annually.
No visibility. No coordination.
Shippers tender freight independently. Carriers stitch loads last-minute, absorbing costly repositioning and passing volatile rates back to shippers. Both pay for a problem neither created.
Carriers drive empty. Shippers pay for empty miles and uncertainty.
Network planned. Fully loaded.
We aggregate demand predictions across shippers, identify new opportunities earlier, connect compatible loads into continuous routes, and take full trucks to market before carriers hit the road.
Shippers pay for loaded miles only. Carriers leave the yard full.
No visibility. No coordination.
Shippers tender freight independently. Carriers stitch loads last-minute, absorbing costly repositioning and passing volatile rates back to shippers. Both pay for a problem neither created.
Carriers drive empty. Shippers pay for empty miles and uncertainty.
Network planned. Fully loaded.
We aggregate demand predictions across shippers, identify new opportunities earlier, connect compatible loads into continuous routes, and take full trucks to market before carriers hit the road.
Shippers pay for loaded miles only. Carriers leave the yard full.
From scattered loads
to one optimized network.
LinkLane coordinates what the industry does in isolation: predicting demand, constructing routes, and taking full trucks to market.
Built for every side of the freight network.
Procure smarter.
Pay for full trucks.
See predicted demand across your lanes, track matched routes, accept cheaper loads, and let us handle the rest.
Request accessBid on full routes.
Cut empty miles.
Choose from multi-stop routes built around real demand and do not waste time or resources on driving empty to the next load.
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