Simple, transparent pricing

Start free with 10 lookups per day. Upgrade when your team needs more. Unlimited seats on every plan — pay per organization, not per user.

First 100 subscribers get 100 bonus lookups/month for 6 months

Free

Try it out — no credit card required

$0
  • 10 carrier lookups per day
  • 5 monitored carriers
  • Carrier profile with decision state
  • Risk score and safety performance
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Starter

For individual brokers and small teams

$149/mo

or $1490/yr (save 17%)

  • 200 carrier lookups per month
  • 50 monitored carriers
  • PDF due diligence reports
  • Daily alert digests
  • Carrier comparison tool
  • Org notes and activity log
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Pro

For teams that need API access and deep analysis

$299/mo

or $2990/yr (save 17%)

  • 1,000 carrier lookups per month
  • 500 monitored carriers
  • Everything in Starter
  • REST API access
  • MCP server for AI agents
  • Identity pattern analysis
  • Related entities detection
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Custom solutions for large brokerages

Custom
  • Unlimited lookups
  • Unlimited monitors
  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom integrations
  • Dedicated support
  • Data Processing Agreement
  • SSO (SAML)
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Common Questions

What counts as a lookup?

One lookup = one unique USDOT number queried, whether from the web interface, API, or MCP server. Batch API calls count as one lookup per unique carrier returned.

What happens when I hit my limit?

By default, lookups stop at your plan cap. If your org admin enables overage billing, additional lookups are charged at your plan’s per-lookup rate ($0.75 for Starter, $0.30 for Pro).

Can I upgrade mid-cycle?

Yes. You receive a prorated credit for unused days on your current plan, and your lookup balance resets immediately to the new plan’s cap.

How many users can I add?

Unlimited. Every plan includes unlimited seats per organization. You pay for lookups, not people.

Where does the data come from?

All carrier data comes from publicly available federal records: FMCSA, DOT, state regulatory databases. We independently calculate risk scores — they are not official government determinations.