Programs & fees

Two fee structures. Both written down.

Same nine back-office services on every load. The only thing that changes between our two programs is the fee and the MC under which the truck runs. Pick the one that matches how you operate — and read the numbers before you sign anything.

Verify and request the dispatch agreement Fee schedule inquiry Read both programs

PRICING & PLANS

Clear Pricing. No Hidden Costs.

You deserve to know exactly what you are paying for. Our fee structures are straightforward and written in plain English, ensuring you keep the maximum share of your revenue.

📍 Lane coverage

Your Trusted Partner in Freight Dispatch

We offer transparent fee structures tailored to how you operate. Partner with us for reliable freight matching and let our team handle the back-office paperwork while you focus on driving and growing your business.

The paperwork close

Make the packet count.

Rate Con, POD, and invoice details line up before the file leaves the desk.

Side-by-side

What you pay, what you get, and what is in writing.

Both programs leave the broker, the settlement, and the load history with the carrier. The number on the dotted line is the number on the Rate Con — there is no other line item in our fee.

Dispatch

Written agreement

Run under your own MC.

The fee is the only thing you pay us. Everything else — broker settlement, factoring paperwork, load history — stays with the carrier. We book the freight, handle the paperwork, and your authority stays yours.

of gross, per load — written into the service agreement.

What 5% covers

Load search & booking against your authority and equipment.
Rate negotiation, including the initial rate and any accessorial or add-on.
Day-to-day broker communication routed through one inbox.
Rate Con reviewed for equipment, weight, and detention terms.
Driver check calls across the run, with notes on file.
Pickup and delivery appointments booked and re-confirmed.
POD pulled and submitted same-day, with exceptions flagged.
Invoice cut off the Rate Con and POD, submitted within 24 hours.
Factoring paperwork bundled and sent to your factoring partner.

How it is documented

Pay terms and add-on rules spelled out in the service agreement.
No load-marketing on your MC without your written consent.
Factoring coordinated with an independent factoring partner.

Request the dispatch agreement

MC lease program

Written agreement

Run under our MC.

A bundled rate for carriers who need to operate under an established MC. The percentage reflects the leased authority, the plates, the filings, and the same nine back-office services covered under Dispatch.

17–18%

of gross, per load — bundled under the lease addendum.

What 17–18% covers

All nine dispatch services, with the same paperwork and process.
Operating authority under Global Agile’s MC, with plates handled.
IFTA filings kept current on the leased authority.
Insurance coordination across the lease carrier’s policy.
A separate lease addendum documenting terms, end-dates, and exits.
The addendum explains each role: we provide dispatch and the lease, the broker is listed on the load, and you operate the truck.

How it is documented

Lease terms and insurance responsibilities live in a separate lease addendum.
Authority, plates, and filings are held under the leasing carrier — Global Agile.
We do not present ourselves as the shipper — the broker contract stays with the broker.

Ask about the lease

Global Agile Services LLC is a dispatch and administrative services provider. We are not a broker and we are not a motor carrier. These descriptions are summaries; the written service agreement controls in every case.

No hidden fees

The math on every settlement reconciles on the page.

Transparency is the product. Three things hold on every agreement we sign — no percentage creep, no out-of-band paperwork, no mystery deductions on the settlement.

One percentage per agreement.

The rate you sign is the rate you pay. No add-on percentages, no after-the-fact deductions, and no surprise line items on the settlement.

Written into the agreement.

The written agreement or lease addendum covers pay terms, accessorial handling, and any work outside the agreed scope. We document these details before work begins.

Carrier file is the source of truth.

Every settlement ships the rate, the percentage, and the net-to-carrier on the same page, so the math reconciles on every load.

Common questions

Short answers to the four that come up most.

If something is missing here, the email below reaches a person, not a bot.

Does the percentage include fuel, tolls, or accessorials?

No. The percentage applies to gross — what is negotiated on the Rate Con. Fuel, tolls, and any accessorial are passed through; they are not our revenue line.

Is there a setup fee, monthly minimum, or hidden add-on?

No. The agreement names the percentage and the paperwork scope. Anything outside that scope is documented in writing before it starts.

Why is the MC Lease percentage higher?

The lease fee is higher because it also covers operating under our authority, including plates, IFTA filings, and insurance coordination. Both programs include the same nine dispatch services.

What about factoring?

Factoring is coordinated with an independent factoring partner. We send the paperwork; the payout, fee schedule, and terms live between you and the factor.

Ready to talk loads

Send the lanes, equipment, and authority — we'll come back with the written fee.

One email opens a conversation. The reply includes the written service agreement, the percent on your lane, and the paperwork plan — before a single load moves.

Back to services

Replies within one business day.

Programs & fees

Two fee structures. Both written down.

Verify and request the dispatch agreement Fee schedule inquiry Read both programs

PRICING & PLANS

Clear Pricing. No Hidden Costs.

You deserve to know exactly what you are paying for. Our fee structures are straightforward and written in plain English, ensuring you keep the maximum share of your revenue.

📍 Lane coverage

Your Trusted Partner in Freight Dispatch

The paperwork close

Make the packet count.

Rate Con, POD, and invoice details line up before the file leaves the desk.

Side-by-side

What you pay, what you get, and what is in writing.

Both programs leave the broker, the settlement, and the load history with the carrier. The number on the dotted line is the number on the Rate Con — there is no other line item in our fee.

Dispatch

Written agreement

Run under your own MC.

of gross, per load — written into the service agreement.

What 5% covers

Load search & booking against your authority and equipment.
Rate negotiation, including the initial rate and any accessorial or add-on.
Day-to-day broker communication routed through one inbox.
Rate Con reviewed for equipment, weight, and detention terms.
Driver check calls across the run, with notes on file.
Pickup and delivery appointments booked and re-confirmed.
POD pulled and submitted same-day, with exceptions flagged.
Invoice cut off the Rate Con and POD, submitted within 24 hours.
Factoring paperwork bundled and sent to your factoring partner.

How it is documented

Pay terms and add-on rules spelled out in the service agreement.
No load-marketing on your MC without your written consent.
Factoring coordinated with an independent factoring partner.

Request the dispatch agreement

MC lease program

Written agreement

Run under our MC.

17–18%

of gross, per load — bundled under the lease addendum.

What 17–18% covers

All nine dispatch services, with the same paperwork and process.
Operating authority under Global Agile’s MC, with plates handled.
IFTA filings kept current on the leased authority.
Insurance coordination across the lease carrier’s policy.
A separate lease addendum documenting terms, end-dates, and exits.
The addendum explains each role: we provide dispatch and the lease, the broker is listed on the load, and you operate the truck.

How it is documented

Lease terms and insurance responsibilities live in a separate lease addendum.
Authority, plates, and filings are held under the leasing carrier — Global Agile.
We do not present ourselves as the shipper — the broker contract stays with the broker.

Ask about the lease

No hidden fees

The math on every settlement reconciles on the page.

Transparency is the product. Three things hold on every agreement we sign — no percentage creep, no out-of-band paperwork, no mystery deductions on the settlement.

One percentage per agreement.

The rate you sign is the rate you pay. No add-on percentages, no after-the-fact deductions, and no surprise line items on the settlement.

Written into the agreement.

The written agreement or lease addendum covers pay terms, accessorial handling, and any work outside the agreed scope. We document these details before work begins.

Carrier file is the source of truth.

Every settlement ships the rate, the percentage, and the net-to-carrier on the same page, so the math reconciles on every load.

Common questions

Short answers to the four that come up most.

If something is missing here, the email below reaches a person, not a bot.

Does the percentage include fuel, tolls, or accessorials?

No. The percentage applies to gross — what is negotiated on the Rate Con. Fuel, tolls, and any accessorial are passed through; they are not our revenue line.

Is there a setup fee, monthly minimum, or hidden add-on?

No. The agreement names the percentage and the paperwork scope. Anything outside that scope is documented in writing before it starts.

Why is the MC Lease percentage higher?

The lease fee is higher because it also covers operating under our authority, including plates, IFTA filings, and insurance coordination. Both programs include the same nine dispatch services.

What about factoring?

Factoring is coordinated with an independent factoring partner. We send the paperwork; the payout, fee schedule, and terms live between you and the factor.

Ready to talk loads

Send the lanes, equipment, and authority — we'll come back with the written fee.

One email opens a conversation. The reply includes the written service agreement, the percent on your lane, and the paperwork plan — before a single load moves.

Back to services

Replies within one business day.