Federal rule change pending

The shipper paid more than you think.

Federal law already gives you the right to see what the shipper paid your broker. Most broker contracts make you sign it away. FMCSA's broker transparency rule is heading toward a 48-hour deadline for brokers to hand over the record. ShipperPaid helps you use that right.

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Start with your contract

Upload a broker-carrier agreement. In under a minute you'll see the clauses that cost you: the records waiver, offsets against other loads, flat fines, slow pay, detention traps and more, in plain English, with what to ask for instead.

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You give up your right to see what the shipper paid

“Carrier expressly waives any rights it may have under 49 C.F.R. § 371.3 to review Broker's records.”

Ask for: strike the waiver; records on request within 48 hours.

Coming next

  1. 01

    Request the record

    One tap sends the broker a request for the load's transaction record, citing 49 CFR 371.3.

  2. 02

    Track the deadline

    We time the broker's answer and keep a written log if they stall or refuse.

  3. 03

    Know every broker's cut

    See what each broker typically keeps, by lane, so you can push back on the next rate.

Get early access

Free for the first carriers on the list. We'll email you when records requests go live, and when the FMCSA rule is published.