Before you buy
Price the business, then define the setup work you need handled.
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Loads to plan. Paperwork to finish. Invoices to prepare. Tell us what is piling up, and let’s work out what THS can take off your plate.
Call for a conversation or callback, or choose an appointment. THS confirms the method and next step.
The sample load is delivered, but the signed proof of delivery is missing. The office needs that document before preparing a complete billing packet.
Example step 1 of 3: identify the missing document.
CHOOSE THE WORK YOU NEED HANDLED
What is taking up your time after the truck stops? Start there. We will talk through the help you need and what it costs.
Equipment fit, load options and clear carrier approvals.
Explore this service 02Load records, document organization and billing preparation.
Explore this service 03Bookkeeping and review support scoped to your workload.
Explore this service 04Defined implementation, administrative support and growth planning.
Explore this service 05Bring the notice or paperwork question to THS.
Explore this service$6,500 for the agreed hands-on implementation and initial filings and fees listed in your agreement. Insurance, plates or apportioned registration, equipment and disclosed ongoing vendor charges are separate unless expressly included.
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A truck payment is easy to find. A complete cost of entering the business takes more work. Before you choose equipment, describe the freight you intend to carry, the places you intend to operate and the people who might actually buy that service. The equipment should follow that description. Buying first can leave you trying to make a freight plan fit a truck that was available at a good price.
A load pays for a movement. Your business pays for everything required to perform it. The quoted loaded rate leaves out the empty trip to pickup, the time at the dock, the route after delivery and the days before the invoice turns into cash. Put those parts back into the decision.
Delivery finishes the movement. It begins the final work needed to collect. A missing signature, an unreadable POD or a mismatch between the invoice and the rate confirmation can hold money that the business has already spent.
© 2026 Trucking & Hotshot Services, LLC · Rev G, October 4, 2026. Worked examples are fictional; use your own costs and agreements.
Price the business, then define the setup work you need handled.
Explore setup and Admin & BD →Consider empty miles, waiting and costs before choosing dispatch support.
Explore dispatch support →Connect load documents, billing and bookkeeping in a defined process.
Explore accounting support →Explore TMS support →How THS works
Our approach puts AI assistance to work on preparation, organization and follow-up within an agreed scope. People retain responsibility for reviewing the work and approving consequential decisions.
See how our tools and team work together, and what support is available for your business.
Bring TMS administration, billing support and bookkeeping into one agreed process, or choose the support your business needs most.
Tell us your company, current systems, workload and what needs attention.
Review the tasks, deliverables, workload limits, fees and who approves each decision.
Confirm your support owner, required access, requested records and first milestone before service begins.
Tell us what needs attention. THS reviews your needs and explains the work, fees and next steps.
A concise view of how defined responsibilities, records and operating checkpoints help an owner lead the business behind the equipment.
More trucks should not mean less control. Trucking and Hotshot Services helps owners organize records, clarify responsibilities, and plan for growth. Start with Ask THS, our AI assistant, to explore the right service. Then request human follow-up for a review of your business needs. AI-powered guidance. Human-led service. THS is not a motor carrier. Select Ask THS below, or call 800-884-8520.
See how the THS service experience helps a visitor identify the appropriate business-development, administrative or dispatch-support conversation.
Your question deserves a clear next step. Ask THS uses AI to help you explore our website and services. For dispatch questions, choose Ask About Dispatch. Review the answer, then request human follow-up and choose the context you want to share. Our team reviews your inquiry. AI guidance does not start an engagement. THS is not a motor carrier. Select Ask THS below, or call 800-884-8520.
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Explore five office tasks AI can help organize, the decisions people should retain, and a practical first step for your trucking business.
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Use a five-part load handoff to clarify updates, exceptions, delivery documents and billing responsibility before the next trip.
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Follow a practical delivered-to-billed checklist, assign missing documents and keep invoice submission separate from payment.
Read the guideKeep confidential records out of chat.