Command
A full trucking TMS built as an AI operating system: dispatch, live tracking, documents, billing, settlements and IFTA, with AI agents built in.
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Ranks the drivers who can take each load, with hours of service, location and equipment counted in.
ETAs that account for hours of service, with voice check calls that ask the driver for an update.
Reads rate confirmations from your email and turns them into draft orders for your team to review.
Bids on loads by phone, so your team spends less time on calls.
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Hemut sells software to trucking carriers, the companies that own trucks and employ drivers. Command is the product most carriers run on. The others extend it.
A full trucking TMS built as an AI operating system: dispatch, live tracking, documents, billing, settlements and IFTA, with AI agents built in.
About CommandHemi, the freight assistant inside Command. Ask in plain words or by voice to find loads, track trucks, check rates and dispatch, and turn your SOPs into agents.
About ControlRFP and bid automation for carriers: build lane bids with your own pricing method and answer RFPs in a fraction of the time.
About ForgeA custom system for an operation no platform fits, delivered in phases as part of an Enterprise engagement.
About CustomA fuel card with fleet discounts and nationwide coverage, with software and support included.
About DieselA USDOT and MC carrier lookup and plain guides to UCR, MCS-150, IFTA, BOC-3 and DOT inspections.
Try the lookupThese are the jobs a carrier runs on Command. Each links to the page that explains it in more depth.
Rate confirmations that arrive by email are read and turned into orders, or a load can be keyed in by hand.
See dispatchOne board for loads, drivers, movements, tractors and trailers, with ranked driver assignment and hours of service in view.
See dispatchELD hours of service, live truck positions, proactive ETAs and a tracking link a customer can open.
See trackingInvoicing, factoring exports, driver settlements and QuickBooks sync, included in the plans.
Driver credential and document expiry turns into a renewal task before it lapses.
Command can connect to the TMS a carrier runs today, so dispatchers start in Hemut while the old system stays the record. This is part of an Enterprise engagement.
How the switch worksOne end-to-end TMS with an AI workforce built in, so the system and the people running it work from the same screen.
Ranks the drivers who can take each load, with hours of service, location and equipment counted in.
ETAs that account for hours of service, with voice check calls that ask the driver for an update.
Reads rate confirmations from your email and turns them into draft orders for your team to review.
Bids on loads by phone, so your team spends less time on calls.
Leverage an AI workforce that helps run your operations.
Deploy an end-to-end TMS with AI integrated at every level.
Hemut is built so the office work gets done for the carrier, not suggested to it.
Customers named on ROI and case studies.
Each comparison cites the competitor's own pages.
Every plan price is published. Command starts at $99 a month with 3 trucks included, and each truck after that is priced in bands. Fleets of 31 trucks or more are Enterprise, priced to the operation. Every plan starts with a free trial: 30 days or 5 loads per truck, whichever comes first, with no card. There is no free tier.
$99 a month
Includes 3 trucks.
$248 a month
Includes 3 trucks.
$298 a month
Includes 3 trucks.
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Hemut is the AI operating system for trucking carriers. Its main product, Hemut Command, is a full TMS (transportation management system) for asset-based carriers that puts dispatch, live tracking, documents, billing, settlements, IFTA and AI agents in one system, with Hemi, its AI assistant, covering every desk in a carrier's office. Carriers sign up themselves and can dispatch the same afternoon. Hemut publishes every price: Command starts at $99 a month with 3 trucks included, with a 30 day free trial and no credit card. Hemut is backed by Y Combinator.
Asset-based trucking carriers: companies that own trucks and employ drivers, from a few trucks to large fleets. Small fleets sign up on their own; larger fleets and carriers that need a legacy TMS connection work with a named Hemut team.
Command starts at $99 a month with 3 trucks included, then a per-truck price that falls as the fleet grows. Fleets of 31 trucks or more are Enterprise. All plan rates are on hemut.com/pricing.
Yes. Every plan starts with a free trial of 30 days or 5 loads per truck, whichever comes first, with no credit card. Signup is self-serve.
No. Loadstop is a TMS made by a different company. Hemut makes Command, a TMS built as an AI operating system.

Working with Hemut has put us in the driver seat and given us control over the backbone of our operations.


Hemut is a fast-moving technology partner that has quickly become vital to the success of our company.

Thirty days, no card. About five minutes to set up.