Everything it takes to stop re-negotiating the same shipment.
Loadbyton isn't a listings board. It's the escrow, the state machine, and the paper trail a drayage marketplace actually needs.
Escrow, not a promise
The agreed price is held the moment you award a bid. It releases when you confirm delivery — or automatically 24h after, so nothing sits in limbo.
12 equipment types, one flow
Container chassis, flatbed, lowbed, tripper, curtain truck, side loader, or a 3–10 tonne pickup — post the equipment the job actually needs, not just a container.
Recurring templates
Save a lane once. Re-run it into a fresh open job in one click, instead of re-typing the same container, terminal and address every week.
Verified carriers only
TRN, trade licence and insurance are checked before a carrier can place a single bid — enforced server-side, not just hidden in the UI.
Live tracking & delivery commitments
Every job shows its position in the lifecycle, a geofence-style pickup/delivery flag, and the carrier's committed delivery date and time.
Volume inquiries, UAE-wide
State a container count or truck count once and get one bid covering the full batch — across six terminals in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Fujairah.
A document thread that survives
Customs paperwork, receipts and proof of delivery live on the job permanently, with a full audit trail — not in a disappearing chat that dies when the job ends.
Ratings that compound
Every completed job updates a carrier or shipper's public rating, so reliability becomes a visible, portable asset.
Auto-release, no chasing
Escrow releases the moment a shipper confirms delivery, or automatically after a set window — a payout doesn't depend on someone remembering to call.
See it on a real job, not a slide.
Post your first load