RookiefeedEvery trucking company FMCSA granted operating authority yesterday, with owner contact details, in your inbox by 7am Central.
Related: FMCSA New Carrier Leads, new USDOT registrations from the FMCSA census, pay per result on Apify. Rookiefeed is the companies granted operating authority, emailed daily.
From $149 a month.
Rookiefeed is a daily list of new US for-hire carriers: the MC numbers that went active the previous day, with the owner's name, phone, email, truck count, equipment and the insurance on file. It arrives as an email with a CSV, filtered to your states and fleet sizes.
Factoring reps, insurance agents and dispatchers use it to reach carriers in their first weeks of business, when they need a factor, a policy review or loads. About 200 carriers get new authority every business day.
What you get
Owner contact on every row
Officer names, phone, cell (flagged so you know TCPA rules apply) and email.
Insurance on file
Liability coverage, the insurer and the effective date, so you know who wrote the policy before you call.
Fleet and freight
Power units, drivers, hazmat, registered cargo and an equipment guess: dry van, reefer, flatbed, car hauler and more.
Ready for your CRM
A CSV you can load into your CRM or dialer, plus a dashboard with 31 days of downloads.
Questions about Rookiefeed
Where does the data come from?
FMCSA's public records: the Motus authority history, the Company Census File and insurance filings, pulled every morning and joined by USDOT and docket number.
What time does the email arrive?
Around 7am Central on any day with new filings. Most grants land on business days.
Can I see the data before I subscribe?
Yes, two ways, both free: download 10 real rows from the latest day right away, in the same CSV format the paid feed uses, or have Rookiefeed email you 25 recent carriers from your state, unmasked.
What does Rookiefeed do?
Every trucking company FMCSA granted operating authority yesterday, with owner contact details, in your inbox by 7am Central. Rookiefeed is a daily list of new US for-hire carriers: the MC numbers that went active the previous day, with the owner's name, phone, email, truck count, equipment and the insurance on file. It arrives as an email with a CSV, filtered to your states and fleet sizes.
How much does Rookiefeed cost?
State: $149 a month or $1,490 a year for every new carrier in one state. Regional: $299 a month or $2,990 a year for up to 8 states you choose. Nationwide: $599 a month or $5,990 a year for every state. Yearly plans get two months free. Change states or cancel any time.
Who makes Rookiefeed?
Great Work LLC, an independent software company. Email hello@greatwork.company with any question about Rookiefeed and a person will answer.
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