Executive overview
NEO at a glance.
One-page summary for the executive committee. Read in five minutes, decide whether to schedule a pilot conversation. Detail and walkthroughs on the linked pages below.
What it is.
A self-improving dispatch brain for trucking. Trains on a week of your historical loads + your scoring rules, then scores live dispatches in milliseconds. Every decision is auditable and replayable. More →
What it moves.
- Revenue per truck. Higher-paying loads first when capacity is tight; empty miles trimmed. Measured against your baseline during the pilot.
- Late deliveries. Appointment windows protected up front. Exit criteria set with your dispatch lead before the pilot starts.
- Dispatcher hours. Spreadsheet juggling replaced by approve-or-override. You see the delta inside your own pilot.
We publish no benchmark numbers yet - no fleet has completed a pilot, and we will not invent results. The pilot exists to put real numbers on these three lines for your fleet, against your own baseline.
Time to value.
Working brain in one sitting. Measurably useful brain in week one. Training runs finish in minutes to hours depending on fleet size and settings; within a run, each cycle builds on the last and starts sharper.
Adoption cost.
2 to 3 hours of guided onboarding per dispatcher, plus one week of side-by-side use. No new tool to learn end-to-end; the dispatcher's job is still "review and approve a schedule" - NEO just removes the spreadsheet. More →
Pricing.
- Free 30-day pilot. Up to 100 trucks. Full product, full support, no card on file. Exit anytime; keep your data.
- Standard (hosted). $25 per truck dispatched — you pay for trucks the optimizer puts to work, not idle roster. No per-decision fees, no usage limits. Annual contracts available.
- Self-hosted. Flat annual license. Uptime stays in your IT team's hands.
No per-decision charges. Pilot is the default starting point. If you exit, your loads, schedules, and full decision history export within 24 hours, in a standard format your team — or your next vendor — can read. More →
Risk and continuity.
NEO is an assistant to your existing dispatch operation, not a replacement. If NEO is unavailable on a Monday morning, dispatchers fall back to your TMS with no data lost; the last good schedule remains valid; the brain re-syncs and learns from the gap day when service resumes. Self-hosted puts recovery in your IT team's existing runbook. More →
Trust + auditability.
Every live decision logs its inputs, the brain's recommendation, every rule that contributed, and a plain-English reason. Replay any historical day against a newer brain. Per-tenant database isolation; one customer's loads never train another's brain.
What to do next.
Schedule a 30-minute demo. Bring a week of recent loads (or use our sample dispatch network). We will show you a trained brain against your rules before you leave the call. If it looks promising, the next step is the 30-day pilot - real loads, real trucks, no cost.