The Beginner's Program

Start your truck dispatch business.

The done-for-you course built by a working dispatcher — for women starting from zero. Real chapters, plug-and-play templates, broker scripts, and a 30-day plan to land your first paying carrier.

★★★★★ Built by a real dispatcher30-day money-back guaranteeStarter Toolkit — just $47
6
Modules
27
Lessons
~3h
Self-paced
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What you'll actually learn

Real chapters, real templates, real money skills.

No CDL needed

You're the office, not the driver. Anyone with a laptop and discipline can start.

Under $500 to start

LLC, EIN, Google Workspace, phone line. No expensive software upfront.

Templates included

Contracts, intake forms, scripts, trackers. Plug-and-play from day one.

30-day launch plan

Week-by-week roadmap to your first paying carrier.

What this can pay

Realistic dispatcher income.

Dispatchers typically earn 5–10% of gross load revenue. Numbers below assume a modest weekly load mix — your results depend on your hustle, carrier count, and lane.

1 Truck
Weekly$300 – $600
Monthly$1,200 – $2,400

Your first carrier. Part-time friendly.

3 Trucks
Target
Weekly$900 – $1,800
Monthly$3,600 – $7,200

The realistic 90-day target.

5+ Trucks
Weekly$1,500 – $3,000+
Monthly$6,000 – $12,000+

Full-time dispatch business.

Income estimates are educational examples, not guarantees. Results depend on effort, carrier performance, market conditions, and your fee structure.

Why women choose this

Built for beginners — by someone who started there.

"I needed a real plan, not a YouTube rabbit hole. The 30-day launch breaks it down step by step — by week 3 I was on broker calls with a script in front of me.
For the woman who's tired of free advice that goes nowhere.
"The contracts, intake forms, and scripts alone saved me weeks. I didn't have to guess what to send a carrier on day one.
For the woman who wants templates that just work.
"Shiana actually answers questions. This isn't a faceless course — it's built by someone still dispatching.
For the woman who needs a real mentor, not a sales funnel.
Two ways to start

Pick the level that fits today.

Start light with the Toolkit, or go all-in with the full Course. Toolkit buyers get $150 off the Course later.

Starter Toolkit
Best to start
$47
one-time
  • Complete 51-page dispatch ebook
  • Contracts, intake forms & broker scripts
  • Rate-con & load tracker templates
  • 30-day launch checklist
  • Instant download — keep forever
Get the Toolkit — $47

Secure checkout • 30-day refund

Full Course
Go deeper
$197
one-time • lifetime access
  • All 6 modules, 27 video-style lessons
  • Everything in the Starter Toolkit
  • 30-day step-by-step launch plan
  • Broker call frameworks & objection scripts
  • Lifetime updates — free
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
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Real questions

Frequently asked

Do I need a CDL or trucking experience?+

No. Dispatchers don't drive — you handle the office side. Many top dispatchers have never set foot in a truck. Curiosity and discipline matter more than experience.

Do I need an MC number?+

No. MC numbers are for brokers. Dispatchers represent the carrier, not freight. You only need an LLC and EIN.

How much money do I need to start?+

Under $500 is realistic. LLC filing ($50–$300), Google Workspace ($6/mo), a phone line, and a notebook. Add a load board ($45–$200/mo) once you have your first paying client.

How long until I make money?+

If you follow the 30-day plan and hit 80 daily touches, most students land their first paying carrier in 2–6 weeks. Income builds as you stack carriers.

What do I charge?+

Industry standard is 5–10% of gross load revenue. Most new dispatchers start at 5–7%, billed weekly. Some use flat fees ($300–$600/week per truck).

Can I do this part-time?+

Yes — at first. Dispatching becomes time-sensitive once you have active loads, so plan to be available for calls during business hours (or have a backup).

What if a load goes wrong?+

Your contract limits your liability — you're not responsible for damaged freight or late penalties. Stay calm, communicate immediately with broker and carrier, and document everything.

How do I get paid?+

Invoice your carrier weekly (every Monday for prior week's loads). Most carriers pay within 7 days. ACH is preferred over check.

Ready when you are

Stop waiting. Start dispatching.

Open the first module and follow the plan. You don't need to know everything to start — you only need the next step.