Questions owner-operators ask.

No. ALBERJO does not force dispatch. Every load is offered to you with the lane, rate, broker, weight and pickup window. Nothing is booked until you say yes. Declining a load is normal and never held against you.

The 10% dispatch fee applies to the linehaul rate of loads ALBERJO books for you under the own-authority program. It is not charged up front, and it is not charged on loads you decline.

Because searching, calling brokers, negotiating, sending packets, chasing paperwork and following up on detention takes hours every day, and those hours compete with driving. ALBERJO's 10% pays for continuous searching across multiple freight networks while you drive, negotiation, broker setup, paperwork, fast-pay support and Compliance Watch. If you can do all of that from the cab and still drive, you may not need us. Most owner-operators would rather drive.

No. For own-authority carriers ALBERJO is a dispatch and back-office service working under a written agreement with your company and on your behalf. Brokers hold broker authority and pay carriers; ALBERJO does not sit between you and the broker's money. Under the ALBERJO Authority Program, ALBERJO is the motor carrier of record and you operate through ALBERJO's carrier program under a written agreement.

To dispatch under your authority we need your MC/USDOT numbers, a W-9, a certificate of insurance, your factoring notice of assignment if you factor, and a signed dispatch agreement. We never ask for your Social Security number at the lead stage, your FMCSA portal or Login.gov credentials, your USDOT PIN, or bank passwords. Anyone who asks for those is not dispatching for you.

ALBERJO provides fast-pay and factoring support: we help you get set up with a factoring partner, submit clean paperwork the same day you deliver, and follow up. Eligible approved invoices may qualify for funding in less than 24 hours through participating factoring providers. Funding depends on the provider's approval, cutoff times and complete paperwork. ALBERJO does not purchase invoices, extend credit or guarantee payment timing.

No. If you hold your own operating authority, the own-authority program is 10% and you keep 90%. If you own qualifying equipment but do not have authority, you may apply to operate through the ALBERJO Authority Program at 15%, subject to qualification, driver and equipment approval, insurance and safety requirements, and a written agreement. Not every applicant will qualify.

We dispatch cargo vans, Sprinter vans, box trucks, semi trucks and power-only tractors. Van and box-truck freight comes from different sources than truckload freight, so we search expedite and small-equipment networks for vans and box trucks, and truckload networks for semis and power only.

Cargo vans and most box trucks under 26,001 lbs GVWR do not require a CDL. You do need your own operating authority or an approved carrier program, insurance that meets broker requirements, and equipment that matches the freight. We ask about your GVWR, box length and liftgate so we match you to the right loads.

Monitoring and reminders for items like USDOT and operating-authority status, MCS-150 biennial update dates, insurance filing status, UCR registration, CSA/SMS updates, inspection information, New Entrant timelines, annual inspection dates and important document expirations. It is monitoring and administrative support; the motor carrier remains responsible for its own regulatory compliance.

The dispatch agreement is in writing and can be ended with notice. There are no setup fees and no monthly minimums for the own-authority program. Program-specific terms for the ALBERJO Authority Program are disclosed in writing before you sign.

No hidden fees. The own-authority program is the 10% dispatch fee. For the ALBERJO Authority Program, any program-specific insurance or other authorized costs are disclosed separately and in writing; they are not hidden inside the 15%.

Look us up on the FMCSA SAFER and Licensing & Insurance systems: ALBERJO LLC, USDOT 4080033, MC-1811031, Missouri City, Texas. The record shows our registration, operating-authority and insurance status as of the day you check. We encourage you to verify any dispatcher, broker or carrier program the same way before you work with them.

ALBERJO is based in Missouri City, Texas, in the Houston market, and dispatches qualified carriers nationwide. Your dispatcher plans around your home market, preferred lanes and home time.

A dispatcher reviews every application and reaches out by your preferred method, usually within one business day. If you want to move faster, call or text 971-331-0402.