Fleet software for the 2-to-20-truck operation

At two trucks you're a fleet whether you feel like one or not: drivers to coordinate, loads in parallel, and a money picture that a notes app can't hold. CabCommand runs it from one screen — yours.

What every truck made this week

The question that actually runs a small fleet isn't philosophical: what did each truck gross, at what rate per mile, against what cost? CabCommand's weekly view and per-truck breakdown answer it continuously — revenue, miles, margin per unit — so the underperforming truck shows up in the numbers before it shows up in the bank account.

Drivers get their app, you keep the business

Each driver gets their own login showing only their assigned loads: the route stop by stop, navigation, and photo buttons that file straight to the right load in your account. Rates, invoices, and rate cons never render on a driver's screen — the separation is enforced server-side and covered by automated tests. Onboarding a driver is one text message with a one-time link. Full details on the driver app page.

With a connected Motive ELD, the fleet map shows live positions and hours-of-service, ETAs compute from real GPS, and the permit guard alerts you if a truck enters a weight-distance state you're not set up for.

Billing at fleet volume

Five trucks can mean twenty invoice packets a month. CabCommand assembles each one from documents that filed themselves — the rate con from booking, the photos your drivers took, receipts on their charges — and emails it to the broker's billing address. Detention and lumper line items ride along with their backup so they collect instead of getting 'reviewed.'

Priced per fleet, not per seat

Fleet plans start at $69/month for up to 5 trucks, then $129 up to 10 and $249 up to 20 — with driver logins included free at every tier. Per-truck cost drops as you grow; see the pricing breakdown.

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