Load Hub gives you two rows of filters: a main row to set the lane, and a second row to tighten the results by pay, distance, and freshness. Here's what every field does.
Load Hub's main and secondary filter rows A product screenshot will be added here.Screenshot
Main filter row
This is the lane itself — where the load runs and what you're hauling.
- Origin — pickup city and state ("Origin city, state"). Next to it, DH-O sets your deadhead-to-origin limit: the furthest you'll drive empty to reach the pickup.
- Destination — drop city and state ("Destination city, state"), with DH-D for deadhead on the destination end.
- Equipment — your trailer type and any subtypes.
- Pickup — a date range for when the load picks up.
- Load Type — Full or Partial.
- Max Length / Weight — cap the load to what you can haul, set in Length (ft) and Weight (lbs).
- Search — run it.
More filters
The second row trims the results down to loads worth your time.
- Sources — pick which boards and brokers to include; the chip shows "{n} sources".
- RPM ($/mi) — minimum rate per mile.
- Min Rate ($) — minimum total rate.
- Min Mi / Max Mi — shortest and longest trip you'll take.
- Search Back — how far back to pull postings: All, 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, or 48 hours. A tighter window keeps the board to fresh loads.
Apply, Reset, and Hide Selected
- Apply / Reset — one toggle: apply your filter changes, or clear them back to defaults.
- Hide Selected — once you've checked some rows, this appears and hides them, so you can clear out loads you've already worked or ruled out.
Good to know
- To search more than one origin or destination together, see multi-location and zones.
- Deadhead (DH-O / DH-D), rate, RPM, and age are also sortable columns in the results table — see reading the results table.
Need a hand? Email support@numeo.ai or use the in-app Help option.