The second filter row trims your results down to loads that pay what you need and run the distance you want. Four fields do the work.
RPM ($/mi)
RPM ($/mi) sets a minimum rate per mile. Because it's normalized to distance, RPM is the fairest way to compare a short haul against a long one — set your floor and low-paying lanes drop out.
Min Rate ($)
Min Rate ($) sets a minimum total rate. Use it when you have a hard dollar number the load has to clear, regardless of miles.
Min Mi and Max Mi
Min Mi and Max Mi cap the loaded distance:
- Min Mi — hide short hops when you want a longer run.
- Max Mi — hide long hauls when you want to stay close.
Good to know
- Rate, RPM, and Miles are all columns in the results table, and you can sort by rate or RPM to put the best-paying loads on top — see reading the results table and sort, reorder, and hide duplicates.
- Rate and mileage are about the paid load; empty miles are handled separately by the deadhead filters.
- For every field in both rows, see every search filter, explained.
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