Recruiting agencies hand Fillfleet the drivers they could not seat. Fillfleet places each one with a carrier hiring now, runs every step, and pays the agency two weeks after the driver starts, and again at four weeks while the driver is still driving.
Free for agencies. Carriers pay per hire, only while the driver stays.
The agency photographs one licence from their phone. That is the whole hand-over.
Sound familiar?
Every recruiter with a good driver and nowhere to send them knows these seven weeks. Scroll through them. Each one ends differently on Fillfleet.
- 01The bench
“I’ve had a Class A with a tanker endorsement ready since Tuesday. Nobody is calling me back.”
On FillfleetPhotograph the licence. The same day, Fillfleet checks the driver against every open seat on the board and sends them to the carriers that fit. You do nothing else.
How a hand-over works - 02The silence
“Sent the résumé Monday. Called recruiting twice. It’s Friday.”
On FillfleetCarriers answer Fillfleet within a day, or get nudged until they do. You read the answer in your dashboard, not in a voicemail.
How carriers answer - 03The poach
“I did all the work, and then: ‘another agency sent him yesterday.’”
On FillfleetThe first agency to submit a driver holds them for 45 days. While you hold them, nobody else can place them. Anywhere.
The 45-day hold - 04The paperwork
“Med card, MVR, drug screen, orientation hotel. I’m a recruiter, not a travel agent.”
On FillfleetFillfleet collects every document, books the drug test and the orientation, and chases whoever is late. You confirm. Fillfleet runs.
Every step, run for you - 05The invoice
“They said net 30. It’s day 70 and now they’re arguing about the fee.”
On FillfleetThere is nothing to invoice. You are paid two weeks after the driver starts, and again at four weeks if he is still driving. The amount is agreed once, when you join, before any driver.
How you are paid - 06The quit
“He lasted eleven days. Now they want the money back.”
On FillfleetIf a driver leaves early, the later payments simply never happen. What you were paid stays yours, nothing is argued about, nothing is owed.
What happens if they leave - 07The phone
“Fourteen carriers. Fourteen recruiting numbers. Fourteen forms.”
On FillfleetOne counterpart. You talk to Fillfleet. Fillfleet talks to every carrier, and tells you what happened.
One counterpart
None of those weeks happen on Fillfleet. Have a driver you cannot place? Hand them over.
Hand over a driverHow it works
Placement breaks down in the same places every time: the paperwork, the carrier who never answers, the fee nobody agreed. Fillfleet owns all three.
- 01
Hand over a driver
Photograph the licence. Fillfleet reads it, you confirm, and the driver is on file in under a minute. No résumé, no carrier to call.
cdl-front.jpgRead with high confidence- Name
- Mateo Lopez
- Licence
- WI · •••• 0903
- Class
- A
- Endorsements
- T
- Expires
- Aug 2027
- Medical card
- Jan 2027
Wisconsin prints the class in its own format. Fillfleet knows that; you only confirm.
- 02
Fillfleet places them
Every open job is scored against the driver in plain words. Fillfleet sends them to the carriers that fit and runs every step through to the first day.
Every open job, scored for Mateo- 92SentLakeshore Freight LinesBest fitRegional Reefer · Company
- 78SentPrairie Wind TransportFlatbed Regional · Company
- No fitNot sentNorthgate CarriersOTR Dry Van · 48 states · Missing N endorsement
Fillfleet talks to both carriers, chases the slow one, books the drug test and orientation, and tells the agency what happened. The agency never compares carriers by fee.
- 92
- 03
You are paid as they stay
You are paid two weeks after the driver starts, and paid again at four weeks if they are still driving. Nothing to invoice, nothing to chase.
One placement, two paydaysAgreed amountSet with your agency when you join. The same whichever carrier the driver goes to, so nobody steers a driver by fee.Paid, not invoicedEach payday lands on its own, two weeks after the mark it belongs to. You never send a bill.Leaves early? You keep what was paidThe second payment simply never happens. Nobody asks for the first one back.
- Name
- Mateo Lopez
- Licence
- WI · •••• 0903
- Class
- A
- Endorsements
- T
- Expires
- Aug 2027
- Medical card
- Jan 2027
Wisconsin prints the class in its own format. Fillfleet knows that; you only confirm.
Before and after
Most placements die in a text thread. Nobody owns the paperwork, nobody agreed the fee, and the driver walks while two people wait on each other. Here is the same week run through Fillfleet.
- Hey, still have that flatbed guy out of Milwaukee?Mon 9:12
- which oneMon 11:40
- Mateo. Class A, T endorsement, 2 yrs. Sent his CDL FridayMon 11:41
- Missed call · Lakeshore recruiting · Tue 8:03
- ok we might have something. whats ur fee againWed 16:55
- Same as last time?? Can he start Monday?Wed 16:58
- Missed call · Lakeshore recruiting · Thu 10:21
- he never sent the med card. also another agency sent him yesterdayFri 13:30
- That’s my driver.Fri 13:31
- Two missed calls, nobody owned the follow-up
- No amount agreed, so nobody committed
- Medical card never collected
- Another agency submitted him first
Five days of texting between two people who both had other jobs to do. Nobody was paid.
- Submitted
- Accepted
- Documents
- Drug test
- Orientation
- Started
- Mon 9:12Licence photographed. Read, checked against 11 open jobs.
- Mon 9:14Sent to Lakeshore Freight Lines. Best fit, plain words.
- Mon 15:40Carrier accepted from their inbox. 6h.
- TueFillfleet collected the medical card and booked the drug test.
- Mon · next weekMateo started. Agency paid. Two more paydays queued.
- Carrier answered in six hours, from their inbox
- Fillfleet collected every document and booked every step
- Nobody else could submit him for 45 days
- Agency paid at two weeks, and again at four
Same driver, same carrier, same week. One counterpart, nothing to chase.
For recruiting agencies
The leads you wrote off are your best margin.
Every agency has drivers it could not seat: wrong state, wrong equipment, no carrier relationship. Hand them to Fillfleet and watch each one move, with your share and its dates on the driver’s page.
- Photograph a licence. Fillfleet reads it and checks every open job before you save.
- Import a whole lead sheet at once; duplicates and claimed drivers are flagged before anything is sent.
- One home screen: who is where, what needs you, what you are owed and when.

For carriers
Seats filled. Paid only if they stay.
Post a job with your requirements. Candidates arrive from Fillfleet already checked against them, one counterpart for all of them. Accept or decline from your inbox.
- Every candidate carries a fit score in plain words, never a forwarded résumé.
- You pay nothing until the driver starts. The second half comes due only if they are still driving for you two weeks later.
- Your response time is measured and shown, so fast carriers get the first look.

Money
The moment a driver you handed over sits in the seat, both of his paydays go on your calendar with a date: two weeks after his first day, and four weeks after it. The second only needs him still driving at two weeks. Try each thing he might do next.
- He startsDay 1 · Mon, Nov 9First day
- Two weeksDay 14 · Mon, Nov 23Paid to you
- Four weeksDay 28 · Mon, Dec 7Paid to you
Two paydays, both set the day he started: two weeks after his first day, and four weeks after it. You did not send a bill for either.
Each payday goes out to your bank as a payout, with its own statement.
Demand
Every open job on one map. States tinted by how many carriers hire from them, hubs sized by open seats and coloured by how fast they answer. Agencies see the demand. Fillfleet does the placing.
Questions
Anything else, write to us from inside the app. A person answers.
Fillfleet is the one counterpart between recruiting agencies and carriers. Agencies hand over CDL drivers they could not seat. Fillfleet places each one with a carrier hiring now, handles every step from acceptance to orientation, and pays the agency as the driver stays.
Yes. An agency never pays Fillfleet. Carriers pay per hire, and only while the driver is still driving for them.
An amount per placement agreed with your agency when you join. It is the same whichever carrier the driver goes to, so nobody is steered by fee. You are paid two weeks after the driver starts, and again at four weeks if they are still driving.
Fillfleet does. The agency sees every step on the driver's page. The driver gets their own link to follow along, confirm dates and photograph papers. The carrier sees one counterpart for every candidate.
He started, so your first payment still lands at two weeks. The second simply never happens, for anyone. Nobody asks for money back and there is nothing to dispute.
The first agency to submit a driver holds them for 45 days, renewed by every move in the pipeline. A second submission is refused and the second agency is told who was first.
The Driver Card: class, endorsements, experience, equipment, home base, and whether the licence and medical card are in date. The full licence number and phone appear only after the carrier accepts.
Our word
- 01Never a résumé.
A photo of the licence is the whole hand-over.
- 02Never a call you have to make.
Fillfleet talks to the carrier, and to the driver.
- 03Never an invoice.
You are paid. You do not bill anyone.
- 04Never a refund.
You are paid in parts as the driver stays. A part you were paid is yours for good.
- 05Never the same driver twice.
The first agency to submit a driver holds them for 45 days.
- 06Never a bot on the phone.
A person reads your message and answers it.
Stop losing them to a text thread. Hand them over and watch them move.