CarrieX

Sales intelligence for the US trucking industry.

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Sales intelligence for the US trucking industry.

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CarrieX is the modern operating system for carrier prospecting. One workspace, built on the CarrieX Database, replaces government lookups, spreadsheets, B2B tools, and contact verifiers. What's different: • Copilot turns a sentence into a verified carrier list • Full snapshots: authority, insurance, inspections, contacts • One-click email & phone verification • Renewal-timing filters to catch buyers at peak intent

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CarrieX Copilot

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See what a freight load really pays, in one key

Chrome extension for truck dispatchers. Open a load, tap Option (Alt on Windows): real road miles, deadhead and real rate per mile. Email the broker in one key.

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мey Product Hunt 👋
I’m George, a truck dispatcher, and I built CarrieX because I was tired of doing the same math on every load.
On a load board, a load says $2,900 for 512 miles, so it looks like $5.66 a mile. But my truck is 130 miles away. That’s 130 empty miles I pay for, so the load really pays $4.65 a mile. I was checking that on a map and a calculator dozens of times a day, then copying the broker’s email, writing the same message, and texting my driver the details.
CarrieX does all of that on top of the load board you already use:
🚚 Open a load and tap Option (Alt on Windows): a card shows the real road miles from your truck, the deadhead and the real rate per mile, next to the board’s own numbers
✉️ Press E: the broker email is written from the right carrier’s own Gmail, with its signature. E again sends it, with 5 seconds to undo
📲 C and T: the driver gets a picture of the load with the route map, or the text with the Google Maps link
🗺️ A: plan the trip with extra stops, miles and drive time for each leg
1️⃣–9️⃣: switch trucks, and the numbers follow the truck
It’s private by design: CarrieX reads a load only when you press the key, Gmail access is send-only, and it never books or bids on anything.
There’s a free plan (5 loads a day), and Pro is $9.99 a month for every load and every key.
I’d love your honest feedback, especially from anyone in trucking or logistics: what would make this a must-have for your day? 🙏

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CarrieXSales intelligence for the US trucking industry.

Launched on June 5th, 2026

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4mo ago

Hey Product Hunt 👋, I'm George, founder of CarrieX.

Trucking moves nearly $940B a year in the U.S. and almost every business that sells into that economy (insurance reps, fuel cards, factoring, dispatch, repair shops, leasing, equipment) is using tools that haven't been redesigned since 2005. Government portals. Spreadsheets. Generic B2B databases that don't know what a DOT number is. Separate email and phone verifiers stitched together by hand.

I watched sales reps lose two-thirds of their week to finding the right carrier before they ever picked up the phone. That's the problem CarrieX exists to fix.

What we built:

Copilot type "single-truck operators in Texas with insurance expiring in 60 days" and get a verified carrier list in seconds. No filter hunting. No spreadsheets.

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мey Product Hunt 👋
I’m George, a truck dispatcher, and I built CarrieX because I was tired of doing the same math on every load.
On a load board, a load says $2,900 for 512 miles, so it looks like $5.66 a mile. But my truck is 130 miles away. That’s 130 empty miles I pay for, so the load really pays $4.65 a mile. I was checking that on a map and a calculator dozens of times a day, then copying the broker’s email, writing the same message, and texting my driver the details.
CarrieX does all of that on top of the load board you already use:
🚚 Open a load and tap Option (Alt on Windows): a card shows the real road miles from your truck, the deadhead and the real rate per mile, next to the board’s own numbers
✉️ Press E: the broker email is written from the right carrier’s own Gmail, with its signature. E again sends it, with 5 seconds to undo
📲 C and T: the driver gets a picture of the load with the route map, or the text with the Google Maps link
🗺️ A: plan the trip with extra stops, miles and drive time for each leg
1️⃣–9️⃣: switch trucks, and the numbers follow the truck
It’s private by design: CarrieX reads a load only when you press the key, Gmail access is send-only, and it never books or bids on anything.
There’s a free plan (5 loads a day), and Pro is $9.99 a month for every load and every key.
I’d love your honest feedback, especially from anyone in trucking or logistics: what would make this a must-have for your day? 🙏