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10/14/2026

Most people turn off delivery alerts because they get too many, then they miss the one that mattered.

Keep the delivery alterts you need and mute the rest.

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10/13/2026

Should your business own its delivery fleet?

The honest answer is that it depends on more than cost.

The spreadsheet usually captures payments, maintenance, insurance, fuel and payroll. What it misses is the operational weight: who manages the fleet, what happens when volume swings, what software you need for dispatching and tracking, and where the vehicles park overnight.

Owning a fleet makes real sense for some businesses. For others it is an expensive substitute for a delivery partner. And for a lot of teams the answer is both: own the core routes, outsource the overflow.

We laid out the pros and cons of each side here: https://hubs.li/Q04yQwYf0

Explore the advantages and disadvantages of owning a fleet. We've broken down how it impacts cost, control, and efficiency in your business operations.

10/07/2026

Cold snaps don't check the calendar.

Here are 5 ways to get your deliveries ahead of the rush. https://hubs.li/Q04zjG2Y0

Use this peak season delivery checklist to lock capacity, vet drivers, and protect delivery windows as 2026 diesel hits record highs. Built for distributors.

09/30/2026

You see the payout before you accept the job. No guessing. No math after the fact.

💵 Pay is calculated by the mile, with service level and vehicle type factored in.

⚡ Instant Pay drops your earnings in your account minutes after you finish.

Tolls covered. Tips yours. Insurance on every delivery.
Higher minimum payout than most passenger apps, and no exclusivity requirement.

Know your numbers before you drive. https://hubs.li/Q04yPqjp0

See how Dispatch calculates driver pay by the mile, when you get paid with Instant Pay, and why our pay is built for transparency and reliability. Sign up to drive today!

09/16/2026

We’re in San Antonio for the Nexstar Network Super Meeting!

As a proud Nexstar Strategic Partner, we’re excited to connect with leaders across the plumbing, HVAC, and electrical trades and share how Dispatch helps businesses take control of the last mile.

Stop by the Dispatch booth, meet the team, and say hello!

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Dispatch! 🇺🇸

Today, we’re celebrating the people who keep businesses moving, communities connected, and deliveries on track every day.

Wishing our customers, delivery professionals, partners, and team a safe and relaxing Labor Day!

09/02/2026

New features drop all the time; don't miss them.

Check out what's new: https://hubs.li/Q04wfFyy0

08/26/2026

Your routing software did not change. Your on-time rate did.

Delivery driver turnover runs from 40% to 100% per year. Every departure takes route knowledge with it. Which dock to use. Who signs. Where the product goes once it's inside.

Driver retention is a customer retention strategy.

Read the full article to learn more: https://hubs.li/Q04vp7_D0

The driver at your customer's door is your delivery experience. Here is why how drivers are paid, scheduled, and supported is a reliability strategy, not a recruiting perk.

08/12/2026

Summer's a busy season on the road, and the best drivers aren't working more hours, they're working smarter ones.

A few things that make a real difference this season:
💧 Hydrate before you're thirsty, and watch for early signs of heat exhaustion
📦 Check the app during late morning and evening windows, when order volume spikes
🚗 Keep coolant, tires, and AC in check so a breakdown doesn't eat your day

Small habits, bigger earnings. That's the summer playbook. Read more:
https://hubs.li/Q04sQJrX0

Summer brings extra heat, more traffic, and higher delivery demand. Here's how Dispatch Drivers can stay safe, choose the best time windows, and turn the season into stronger earnings.

08/05/2026

Ever notice how logistics vendors suddenly call themselves an "orchestration platform"?

Here's what we've seen: most of them are routing software or carrier directories that were rebranded. The real test is simple. Can the platform act when a delivery is at risk, or does it just alert a human and hope someone catches it in time?

True orchestration means one intelligence layer, trained on deliveries the platform actually ran, covering owned fleet, carriers, and driver networks under the same rules. Most vendors clear one piece of that. Almost none clear all three.

See how DispatchOne unifies all of it into one system:
https://hubs.li/Q04rVw0f0

Delivery orchestration is the new buzzword in last-mile logistics. Here's what it actually requires, and why routing software with a carrier directory doesn't qualify.