Built by a trucker, for truckers.

In 2008, I earned my Class A CDL and began driving long-haul trucks.

A few years later, after saving every dollar I could, I bought my first truck. Like many owner-operators, I believed that if I worked harder than everyone else, success would eventually follow.

I was wrong.

I didn't have direct access to freight, so I relied on brokers and dispatchers to find loads. Every time I accepted a load, I had no way of knowing the original rate or how many hands it had passed through before it reached me. I simply accepted the rate I was offered and kept driving.

I left before sunrise. I parked long after dark. I missed birthdays, holidays, and precious time with my family because I believed every extra mile would bring me closer to a better future.

Instead, I lost everything.

I went bankrupt.

That experience changed my life.

I realized that the biggest obstacle wasn't a lack of hard work. It wasn't a lack of determination. It was a lack of transparency.

When owner-operators can't see how freight is priced, when they can't see the path between the shipper and the load they accept, they're often making decisions without the information they deserve.

I know what that feels like—because I lived it.

As technology evolved, I saw an opportunity to build something different.

Not just another load board, but a platform created from the perspective of someone who has sat behind the wheel, carried the financial pressure, and experienced the consequences of an unfair system.

That's why I founded Wanload.

Our mission is simple: make freight more transparent, give owner-operators better access to opportunities, and use technology to create a fairer marketplace for everyone.

And most importantly, Wanload is free for owner-operators.

Because every dollar a truck driver earns represents long hours, missed family moments, and sacrifices that most people will never see.