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Load Commission Splitter.
An app idea for freight brokers.

Calculates agent and broker commission splits per load from load profit, with statements agents can check.

Gap foundResearched 29 September 2026 for freight brokers

What the search found

Who pays
Freight brokerage owner or freight agent
The problem
Splits vary by agent and by account, and the math runs off load profit after costs. Owners and agents end up rebuilding the same spreadsheet every settlement period and arguing over numbers.
The gap
The broker TMS platforms in the results cover load management, carrier sourcing, tracking, documentation and settlement, but none of them is described as computing per-load agent commission splits. The split rules themselves are described as varying widely (50/50, 60/40, 70/30, 80/20, flat fee, salary plus commission),
Already out there
  • Aljex aljex.com

    Broker TMS covering load management, carrier sourcing, dispatch, documentation and settlement. No per-load agent commission split described.

  • DAT Broker TMS dat.com

    Rate cons, load acceptance and carrier tracking for brokers. Commission split logic not mentioned.

    What else DAT Broker TMS leaves open

  • Truckstop truckstop.com

    Guide to broker software categories including track and trace. Notes brokerages layer tools that do not talk to each other, which is the opening for a small split calculator.

People asking for it
The big assumption
Brokerage owners will pay for a separate split calculator instead of keeping the spreadsheet they already trust.
Test it this week
Post in r/FreightBrokers and two broker Facebook groups asking owners to send a redacted sample settlement sheet, then hand-calculate three agents' splits from it and ask if the output matches what they pay.

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