Priced on loads, or on what it finds.
Never on headcount. A four-person brokerage can bill more in a month than a forty-person one, and charging by the seat would put the price on the wrong thing entirely. Start on contingency if you have no reason to trust us yet, which is a reasonable position to hold.
20% of what gets recovered
Billed on money that actually lands: a charge you raise because we found it and the customer pays, or a carrier invoice you claw back. Nothing recovered in a month means nothing owed for that month. You cannot lose on this plan, which is the point of it.
INCLUDED
- +Every load, every charge code
- +Unlimited users
- +The monthly Exposure Report
- +No setup fee, no minimum, no term
$0.75 / load
With a $400 a month floor, so a small operator gets a price rather than a quote. At 1,450 loads a month that is $1,088. Substantially cheaper than contingency once the findings hold up — move across whenever you have seen enough.
INCLUDED
- +Every load, every charge code
- +Unlimited users
- +The monthly Exposure Report
- +You keep 100% of what is recovered
The only argument that matters.
Not time saved. Money that was owed and never invoiced, plus money paid to a carrier without an authority behind it. Shown here against the sample operation: regional brokerage with a dedicated courier fleet, 1,450 loads a month.
BREAK-EVEN, FLAT PLAN
Recover 7 detention claims a month and the flat plan has paid for itself. That is 4.1% of what the sample audit turns up. Everything past it is margin you were already entitled to.
Derivation, per quarter. 412 detention hours evidenced and never invoiced × $65/hr = $26,780. 288 accessorial lines the contract entitled and no invoice carried × $118 average = $33,984. Carrier invoice lines over or outside the rate confirmation = $19,400. Total $80,164 a quarter, $320,656 a year. Flat plan: 1,450 loads × $0.75 = $1,088 a month. Break-even: $13,050 a year buys 201 detention hours at $65/hr, which at 2.4 hrs a claim is 7 claims a month.
WHICH PLAN COSTS MORE
Contingency does, and by a distance: $64,131 against $13,050 on the same recovery. That is not an accident and it is not a trap. On contingency we carry the risk that the findings are worthless, and risk has a price. The moment you can see for yourself that they are not worthless, the flat plan is the cheaper deal and we would rather you take it than discover the arithmetic on your own and feel worked.
WHAT MOVES THE PRICE
Loads. Not seats, not connectors, not how many questions get asked, not how much paperwork sits behind each load. Put the whole billing team on it, and the controller, and the two people who chase disputes.
THE FIRST AUDIT
Carries no fee on either plan. Send a month of invoices, rate confirmations and PODs; you get back every mismatch with a load number against it. If the list is short, you have learned something useful about your billing and owe us nothing.
Neither plan starts with a contract.
A product by Sorvanis. Every figure on this page runs on a sample operation. Yours will be different, and finding out costs you one email.
