Frequently Asked Questions
How is dispatcher revenue calculated?
Weekly dispatch revenue is the number of clients multiplied by loads per truck per week multiplied by your fee per load. Monthly revenue uses an average of 4.33 weeks per month, and annual revenue multiplies the weekly figure by 52 weeks. Revenue per client is the weekly revenue divided by the number of clients.
What counts as a client here?
A client is an owner-operator or truck you dispatch for. Loads per truck is the average weekly load count for each one. If your clients run very different volumes, you can run the tool more than once for each group and add the results for a fuller picture of your dispatch revenue.
Why does zero loads per truck show a warning?
If loads per truck is zero, there are no dispatched loads to earn a fee on, so revenue is zero across every period. The tool flags this so you can enter a realistic weekly load count for your clients. All figures are estimates for your own planning only.
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