Search a lane to see its load volume and flat-rate pricing, aggregated from the public board. Flat-rate pricing shows up as more loads post with a rate on file.
See what a lane actually moves before you price it
Pricing a lane you have not run is mostly guesswork unless you can see what volume actually moves on it. Lane Stats shows load volume and flat-rate pricing by origin and destination, so a rate conversation starts from something real.
Figures come from activity on this platform, which means they reflect freight that genuinely booked rather than asking prices nobody accepted.
When people use this
Deciding whether a backhaul lane has enough volume to be worth repositioning for
Sanity-checking a rate a broker quoted you on an unfamiliar lane
Comparing two candidate lanes before committing a truck to either
Common questions
Where do the lane figures come from?
Real booking and quoting activity on FleetBase, not a licensed third-party rate index. That makes them genuine, and it also means coverage is deeper on lanes this platform moves more freight on.
Is this the same as a DAT or Truckstop rate lookup?
No. Those are paid subscription rate indexes built on much larger panels. Lane Stats is free and reflects this platform's own book of business.
Why does a lane show little or no data?
Because not enough freight has moved on it here yet. Coverage fills in as more shipments run, and a thin lane is shown as thin rather than padded out with an estimate.
Every tool here is free. An account adds the freight side — post a load, book a verified carrier, and track it live.
