Drive More We Handle The Rest
Glovance International helps owner-operators and trucking companies find quality loads, negotiate competitive rates, manage paperwork, and keep their trucks moving. Our dispatch team handles the details so you can focus on driving and growing your business.
About us
What We Handle
From finding the right loads to coordinating with brokers, negotiating competitive rates, planning efficient routes, and managing essential paperwork, Glovance International takes care of the important details behind your dispatch. Our team works around your equipment, preferred lanes, and schedule to provide reliable support throughout the process. We help keep communication organized, reduce the time you spend searching for freight, and make the dispatch process easier to manage. Whether you operate a dry van, flatbed, reefer, or power-only truck, our goal is to keep your truck moving while you stay focused on driving, delivering loads, and growing your business.
Our Services
Our Specialized Truck Dispatch Services
Reefer
Professional dispatch support to find temperature-controlled loads, manage details, and help maintain consistent freight opportunities.
Dry Van
Reliable dispatch support to find suitable dry van loads, manage broker communication, and keep your truck moving efficiently.
Power Only
Flexible power-only dispatch support to find suitable loads, coordinate with brokers, and keep your tractor moving productively.
Flat Bed
Dedicated dispatch support to find flatbed freight, negotiate competitive rates, and coordinate loads around your preferred lanes.
Why Us
We Keep Your Wheels Moving
At Glovance International, we make trucking dispatch simple and stress-free. Our team helps you find suitable loads, negotiate competitive rates, communicate with brokers, and manage important paperwork. We work around your preferred lanes, equipment, and schedule to help keep your truck moving and your business running smoothly. Whether you operate a dry van, flatbed, reefer, or power-only truck, we provide reliable dispatch support from load search to delivery. You stay focused on the road while we handle the dispatch details behind the scenes. Less time searching, more time hauling, and dependable support when you need it.
What Does A Truck Dispatcher Do?
A truck dispatcher acts as a manager between the truck driver and the shipper/broker. Their job is to ensure that the truck is never idle and that the driver receives loads at the right time, on the right route, and at good rates. The dispatcher finds safe and profitable loads, negotiates rates with brokers, handles paperwork and carrier packets, provides pickup and delivery updates, and manages situations such as detention, layovers, or lumper fees. This allows the driver to focus solely on driving, while the dispatcher handles all the back-end operations. The specialty of truck dispatching is that it reduces truck downtime, secures better-paying loads, minimizes paperwork hassles, and helps grow the business by optimizing both fuel and time – resulting in increased profits and reduced stress.
Testimonials
Honest Reviews from our Customers
Golden
Manteca, California
I’ve been working with Glovance International for my dispatch needs, and so far the experience has been really good. They keep me updated, look for loads based on my lanes, and handle the broker communication. It saves me a lot of time while I’m on the road.
Frequently Asked Questions About Truck Dispatch Services
How do you get started with a truck dispatch service?
Getting started is simple. You just share your company details, MC/DOT number, insurance proof, and W-9 form—then the dispatcher starts searching for loads for you.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract for dispatch services?
Most dispatch companies are flexible. Many offer a “cancel anytime” policy – meaning you can stop the service whenever you want, without any penalty.
Are there any hidden charges in the dispatch service?
Good dispatch companies only charge a percentage.
If they ask for setup fees, extra charges, or advance payment — ask for clarification first and get a written agreement.
When does the dispatcher work – during office hours or 24/7?
Most dispatchers work during business hours, but support is usually available for urgent loads, updates, and issues. Every company’s system is different – it’s best to clarify this from the start.
Does a dispatch service help improve cash flow?
Yes — many dispatch companies also provide invoicing, follow-ups, and factoring guidance, which helps in receiving payments faster and maintaining a smooth cash flow.
What if I don't like a load?
Simple — you can say “No.”
The dispatcher only suggests; the final decision rests with the driver/owner-operator.