TruckingOffice review

From $25 a month for 1-2 trucks, but no named third-party links.

Verdict

TruckingOffice ranks fourth. It has the lowest printed ladder on this page and no seat fees, and the home page describes load entry, loading instructions sent to drivers, driver settlements, invoicing, expenses by truck, driver or trip, and a company ELD that syncs with the TMS. It loses points on connections: the pages name no third-party ELD, load board, fuel or accounting product. For a one-truck carrier that wants a cheap invoice and settlement tool, it is the easiest number to plan around.

What customers praise

The trial runs 30 days and the FAQ says no card is needed to sign up. Basic is for full-truckload carriers and Pro adds LTL. Mileage routing is a priced add-on at $5 to $25 a month. There is no contract and no load limit except on the Broker plan, which offers unlimited dispatches.

What customers criticise

No ELD, load board, fuel card, factoring or accounting product is named for the TMS. The ELD is the company's own and its price was not on the pages we read. The home page calls it the most popular software for owner operators and fleet builders, with no data behind it, and one review ends "10 Stars" on no scale. IFTA is linked on separate pages we did not open. No tracking or EDI is described.

Best for

Owner-operators and small fleets that want the lowest printed price, a 30-day trial with no card and a built-in ELD sold by the same company.

At a glance

• Integrations: PC*MILER Premium (add-on), TruckingOffice ELD (own product)

Red flags

Public risk signals as of October 2026: none. No risk-signal search was run for this entry; none observed on the vendor pages read on 2026-10-27. See the full red-flag report.

Alternatives

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Source: Top 11 TruckLogics vs Vektor vs Truckbase: 11 Best Trucking Dispatch Software for Small Fleets 2026, verified October 27, 2026 — no paid placement.