CarrierScopeRead a carrier before you quote.
One number in. A sourced, plain-language read out — coverage, authority, safety, and the questions worth asking. The decision stays yours.
A read, not a database.
We do not hand you 168 raw fields and wish you luck. We surface what bears on the risk and say plainly how confident we are.
Facts, with their sources.
Every figure carries where it came from and when it was pulled. Thin data lowers confidence — it never gets dressed up as certainty.
See it coming.
Filed cancellations carry an effective date. We surface the ones landing in the next 30, 60, 90 days — before the coverage lapses.
Enter a number
USDOT or MC. We assemble the record from FMCSA sources.
Read the read
Disposition, confidence, the signals for and against — in your vocabulary.
Place or pass
You decide. We never bind, never score a person, never sell the answer.
Reports that send themselves.
Approve a recurring report once and CarrierScope delivers it to your clients on your cadence — a single carrier read, or a digest of every carrier in your book whose coverage is lapsing. The same sourced record, now arriving on its own.
Daily, weekly, or monthly
Set a schedule once. You approve it before the first send; after that it runs on its own.
Holds on a material change
Routine runs go out automatically. A decision-relevant change — a newly at-risk carrier, a record slot gone empty — pauses for your review first.
Public record, never a grade
The full report renders right in the email — FMCSA facts with their sources, a working unsubscribe, and never a score or recommendation.
Carrier scorecards
The same sourced record can become a carrier scorecard for the brokerages and 3PLs that vet capacity before they tender — an adjacent read we can stand up as the platform grows.
Read a carrier before you quote.
One sourced record, both sides of the table. Five dollars a month after the trial — no card to start.
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