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DAT One

7.8#1 in carrier management softwareFrom $59 a month
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LoadMatch

7.3#4 in load board softwareFrom $600 a year
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FactDAT OneLoadMatch
Company historyDAT began as Dial-A-Truck at a Portland-area Jubitz truck stop in 1978.LoadMatch Inc. was incorporated on January 18, 1999, and its original website launched on May 19, 1999.
Company ownershipDAT Solutions, LLC, doing business as DAT Freight & Analytics, is a business unit and wholly owned subsidiary of Roper Technologies.LoadMatch.com is owned and operated exclusively by privately held LoadMatch Inc.
Founded19781999
HeadquartersPortland, Oregon, United StatesNaperville, Illinois, United States
IntegrationsDAT offers APIs for the Load Board, BookNow, DAT Tracking, Freight Posting, and other products through its Developer Portal.LoadMatch says it supports dispatch and transportation software suppliers that integrate to exchange information with LoadMatch.
LicenceDAT retains ownership of its platform, data, applications and intellectual property and grants customers a revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable term licence.The terms describe site materials and database content as proprietary and restrict copying, redistribution, reverse engineering and automated extraction.

DAT One plans

  • DAT One Standard$59 a month
  • DAT One Enhanced$149 a month
  • DAT One Express$159 a month
  • DAT One Pro$169 a month
  • DAT One Select$259 a month
  • DAT One Select Broker$319 a month

LoadMatch plans

  • FREEFree
  • PAID$600 a year

Pick DAT One if…

DAT One suits carriers looking for loads and brokers seeking to post loads or search for carriers. Its plans cover individual operators, fleets, brokers, and combined broker/carrier needs.

Pick LoadMatch if…

LoadMatch suits transportation businesses in North America that need to match intermodal or import/export loads with truck and equipment capacity. Its listed customer groups include carriers, brokers, freight forwarders, and equipment suppliers.

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