You already know the price.
It's buried in your orders.
RushHour folds every priced order into lane history — volume, median price, price per mile, price per pallet — and puts it one click away in the order and quote editor, before the number is committed. 32,000+ loads have run through the platform so far.
From your own freight
Priced on evidence, not on memory
Lane analytics
What your lanes actually earn, lane by lane
Priced orders roll up per lane and per month: how many loads, median price, price per mile, price per pallet, average miles per load. Company-wide or narrowed to one customer. The rollups are computed in the background, so the answer is ready when you ask for it.
- Volume and median price on every lane
- Price per mile and price per pallet
- Kept month by month, per customer or company-wide
Delivery promises
Promise transit times you have already hit
Median door-to-door time on a lane, built from what drivers recorded on the pickups and deliveries themselves — not a map guess. Each answer carries its sample size and which history it came from, so you know when it is worth quoting and when it is thin.
- Median transit from driver-recorded times
- Sample size shown with every estimate
- This customer first, then your whole book
Quote and order screen
A suggested price with the evidence attached
On the order and quote screen, ask for a suggestion. It shows what your own pricing model computes for the lane, comparable past orders and any learned rule it used, with a confidence level. Apply it in one click or ignore it — nothing is ever priced for you.
- Pricing model, past orders and learned rules
- Confidence and citations on every answer
- One click to apply, never automatic
Rate sheets and contracts
Pricing rules read out of your own documents
Upload a price sheet or a customer agreement and RushHour pulls the rules out of it — lane rates, accessorials, minimums, discounts. Each one is kept with a confidence score, the document it came from and its effective date. Review them and switch off the wrong ones.
- Confidence score and source document
- Effective dates kept with each rule
- Switch one off and it stays off
Where the numbers show up
Ask, and the numbers arrive
Busiest lanes, typical price, likely transit time — answered from the rollups, in the assistant.
Per-customer lane history
What one customer has paid on one lane, month by month — one of the built-in reports the assistant runs for you.
The floor before you quote
Driver time, fuel and truck cost per mile from your own settings, with margin against the proposed price — attached to the suggestion, for the people your permissions allow to see cost.
What do you usually charge on that lane?
Book a demo, bring two lanes you argue about, and we will run them through it.