Moving load boards for trucks that should be full.
Moving load boards put household goods loads in front of carriers with space to fill. Three boards built for movers, five job boards run by brokers and moving companies, and what the general freight boards can and cannot do for you.

Moving load boards built for movers.
Load boards made for household goods, where carriers, brokers, and moving companies post loads and pick them up. One is far more visible than the rest.
- 1moversdispatchboard.com
Movers Dispatch Board
Household goods load board · Arlington, TX
Describes itself as the first load board dedicated to interlining and brokering household goods loads. Carriers, brokers, moving companies, and labor post, search, request, and accept loads, message each other to work out the details, and can complete payment through built-in escrow. Carriers must be licensed and insured.
- Best for
- Carriers with empty trucks or backhaul space that want loads from many sources in one place.
- Pricing
- Free plan to post and search. Paid plans at $199, $299, and $399 per month, month to month, with a 7-day free trial.
- 2movingboardsusa.com
MovingBoardsUSA
Load listings network
Three boards in one: pickups by cubic feet, last-minute moves, and trucks and helpers. Brokers post jobs and carriers bid, and truck operators can post trips with open space.
- Best for
- Owner-operators and small carriers that want to bid on posted jobs.
- Pricing
- Free standard plan. Paid plans on request.
- 3moversloadboard.com
Movers Load Board
Household goods load board · Bronx, NY
A load board for the household moving industry that connects carriers and brokers. Brokers review carrier bids and assign the dispatch.
- Pricing
- Subscription. Prices not published.
Job boards run by brokers and moving companies.
These companies book their own long-distance moves and hand them to partner carriers. You only see their jobs, on their terms, and you apply to each one separately.
- americanvanlines.com
American Van Lines
Carrier dispatch board · Pompano Beach, FL
Partner carriers pick the jobs they want from an online dispatch board. The company says all shipments are COD, so there is no billing.
- Pricing
- No fee mentioned.
- colonialvanlines.com
Colonial Van Lines
Carrier network · Pompano Beach, FL
Network carriers pick the loads they want year-round, with dispatch provided and return loads to fill empty trucks.
- Pricing
- No agent fees.
- safeshipmoving.com
Safe Ship Moving Services
Broker load board · Boca Raton, FL
Direct booked moves offered in a carrier app, where you accept or decline each job. No bidding against other carriers for the same job. Paid on a broker and carrier split.
- Pricing
- No upfront or monthly fees. The split is not published.
- movingapt.com
Moving APT
Broker partner panel · Miami, FL
Approved partners see open routes and jobs in an online panel. Applying takes a partner form, a signed 409 agreement, your tariff, and proof of insurance.
- Pricing
- No fee stated.
- minimoves.com
MiniMoves
Small-shipment load board
A small-move specialist with a load board for hauling partners. You share your lanes and fleet size, sign an interline agreement, then select shipments heading where you want to go.
- Pricing
- No cost to participate.
General freight load boards.
Built for trucking, not moving. Each lists a moving van equipment type, but none has a household goods section, so expect few true moving loads.
- dat.com
DAT
General freight board
The largest general freight board. Its equipment list includes moving van and straight box truck types, and it added box truck and cargo van categories in 2025.
- Best for
- Box truck operators willing to haul general freight between moves.
- truckstop.com
Truckstop
General freight board
A general freight board that carries a moving van equipment code inside its van category.
- 123loadboard.com
123Loadboard
General freight board
A general freight board that lists moving van as an equipment type and covers loads for box trucks from 10 to 26 feet.
Listings checked November 2026. Details change, so confirm pricing and terms with each company before you sign. Spot something wrong or missing? Email info@themovinglab.com.
A full truck only helps if the load pays.
Moving loads from a board come with someone else’s estimate, someone else’s customer, and sometimes someone else’s paperwork. Check these before you accept the first one.
Who pays you, and when: escrow, COD at delivery, or a split paid later.
The other side's USDOT number and authority, looked up on FMCSA.
How the load was surveyed. A bad inventory becomes your problem at the door.
Who handles claims, and what can be charged back to you.
Plan limits. Some boards cap the number of loads you can accept each month.
For broker loads, the 409 agreement you sign before they quote for you.
Common questions
Short answers for carriers looking for moving loads.
It is an online board where brokers, van lines, and moving companies post household goods loads they need hauled, and carriers with space pick them up. It works like a freight load board, but the loads are household moves, so the carrier needs household goods authority and the right insurance.
Movers Dispatch Board is the most visible. It is the only board built for household goods that publishes a full price list and has listings on the major software review sites. There is no public data showing which board movers use most, so try the free plan and see how many loads match your lanes.
Movers Dispatch Board has a free plan for posting and searching, and paid plans at $199, $299, and $399 per month. MovingBoardsUSA has a free plan. Job boards run by brokers and moving companies usually charge nothing to join, because they make their money on the move itself.
A load board is a marketplace: many companies post, and you choose. A broker books the customer first and then gives the job to a carrier in its own network. Several brokers and large movers now run their own job boards for partner carriers, which is why both appear on this page.
Sometimes, but do not count on it. General freight boards list a moving van equipment type, yet none has a household goods section. They are more useful for filling a box truck with general freight between moves.
From each board's own site, checked one by one. Boards that are announced but not live, and consumer marketplaces where customers book movers directly, were left off.
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