Super Dispatch review
A carrier-focused TMS with dispatch, tracking, billing, and driver mobile workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Super Dispatch is an auto transport platform built for carriers, dispatchers, drivers, shippers, brokers, dealers, auctions, and fleet-leasing businesses. Its Carrier TMS focuses on load management, dispatch assignment, driver and dispatcher management, trip planning, GPS tracking, reporting, billing, and payment workflows. The Driver App extends core dispatch work to mobile devices with inspections, electronic bills of lading, status updates, load creation, and location sharing. It is most relevant to auto-transport operations that need dispatch and carrier-management functions in one system.
The plan structure gives smaller teams a way to start with Carrier TMS Lite, which includes Driver App access, a limited Carrier TMS dashboard, Super Loadboard access, and offers and carrier profile management. The free Lite plan does not include advanced reporting, automated invoicing, GPS tracking, or integrations. Carrier Pro costs $55 per seat per month with monthly billing and adds load management, driver and dispatcher management, trip management, GPS tracking, reporting and analytics, and Driver App load creation. Buyers should compare the operational value of those paid capabilities with the number of seats their team needs.
Platform coverage is a notable fit for distributed dispatch operations: Super Dispatch supports web, iOS, Android, a Chrome extension, an API, and PDF load import. Integrations include QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, EDI, and Carrier API. Its feature set also spans geotagged photo and video inspections, electronic bills of lading, load alerts, billing, invoicing, payments, and performance dashboards. Carriers needing GPS tracking, reporting, and connected accounting workflows should consider Carrier Pro; teams needing only basic driver access, limited dashboard functions, and loadboard access may prefer Lite.
Super Dispatch pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines dispatch, trip management, GPS tracking, and ETA updates
- Driver App supports inspections, eBOLs, status updates, and location sharing
- Includes loadboards, reporting, billing, and QuickBooks integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Carrier TMS Lite excludes GPS tracking and advanced reporting
- Automated invoicing and integrations require more than the Lite plan
- Carrier Pro is billed per seat each month
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