After a search returns, AI Hub scores every load and gives it a tier so the best matches float to the top. This is the "RPM stack ranking" you'll hear about. Here's what actually goes into it and how to read the market context on each row.
The three tiers
Scoring assigns one tier to each load:
- Recommended — the strongest matches for your search.
- Matched — solid fits.
- Potential — possible, worth a look.
All three sit in the Open bucket; the tier is what orders them within it, recommended first. The tier is set once by the scoring pipeline and never overwritten — re-running the same search won't reshuffle a load's tier out from under you.
What goes into the score
Ranking is more than the sticker rate. AI Hub weighs a load against the market and the cost to actually run it:
- RPM vs the market — is the rate strong for this lane, or below the going rate?
- Rate history — how the lane has been paying.
- Deadhead — the empty miles to get to the pickup, plus toll and routing.
- Reload potential — how easy it is to get loaded again out of the drop-off market.
Read the market context on a row
Each load row carries the numbers behind the rank, so you can sanity-check the score yourself:
- Market RPM and a range indicator showing where this rate sits in the lane's spread.
- Rate history for the lane.
- Deadhead miles with a toll-and-route view and map.
- Top reload destinations from the delivery market.
A load row showing market RPM, deadhead, and reload destinations A product screenshot will be added here.
Good to know
- The tier is guidance, not a decision. Ranking surfaces the best candidates; you still choose what to work and what to skip.
- Ask the chat to slice it further. Tell Ask Numeo AI to "show the best-paying loads" or "hide anything under $2 a mile" and it re-sorts what's on the board.
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