Know who’s
hauling.
Compare your options with identity, authority and insurance information as part of hauler qualification.
Find your fit
Good hands.
Every mile.
Connecting cattlemen and haulers, from the first match to the final delivery.
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The network behind the whole haul.
Find a suitable hauler. Keep the people and the details together through delivery. Livestock Lift connects the work that follows the introduction.
Know who’s
Keep both sides
informed.
Pickup details, updates, photos and delivery evidence stay connected to the same haul.
The whole haulKeep payment
with the work.
Payment authorization and completion stay tied to the movement, from the accepted bid through delivery.
The right truck.
The right fit.
Your cattle, your timing, your choice. Compare price, availability and qualified hauler details to find the fit your move requires.
- Identity, authority and insurance information in view.
- Equipment and capacity suited to the cattle you need to move.
Put your truck to work on your terms. See what a movement requires, choose the opportunities that fit and set your price.
- Control over the loads you pursue and the rates you offer.
- Cattle, route and timing details before you commit your capacity.
APP PREVIEW
Livestock Lift.
In your hands.
A first look at the app, from getting started to keeping your loads and next actions in view.
Scroll to explore all three screens.
BUILT AROUND THE MOVEMENT
No two hauls
are the same.
A suitable truck is only part of the decision. The cattle, the route and the pickup window all shape whether a hauler is right for the job. Livestock Lift brings those requirements together, so both sides can evaluate the same movement.
- The cattle
- Type, quantity and handling instructions establish what needs to move and what the hauler needs to know.
- The equipment
- Trailer needs and available capacity help narrow the fit before either side commits.
- The timing
- Pickup and delivery expectations put availability in context, alongside the price.
- The route
- Origin, destination and access instructions give the movement a clear starting point and arrival plan.
ONE TRUCK OR A FLEET
For the people
behind the truck.
Livestock transportation runs through different kinds of businesses. An independent hauler may choose the work and drive the truck. A commercial carrier may have an owner or dispatcher reviewing opportunities and coordinating the driver. Livestock Lift is designed to make room for both.
Independent haulers
Participation starts with choice: review the movement, decide whether it fits and offer a price that works for your operation.
Commercial carriers
Opportunities need to reach the person organizing the work. The carrier experience is designed to bring load details and bidding to the owner or dispatcher, without requiring every driver to use the app.
The haul is only
half the match.
An outbound trip. A return route. Capacity still available. As the network grows, we’re building toward more relevant connections between them: backhauls, shared hauls and fewer empty miles.
A shared transportation network for cattlemen, independent haulers and commercial fleets.
Built around the whole haulCOMMON QUESTIONS
Know what
to expect.
Answers for cattlemen, independent haulers and fleet operators.
Do I have to choose the lowest bid?
No. Cattlemen can compare price alongside timing, equipment, availability and hauler information. The right choice is the hauler that fits the movement’s requirements. A lower price is only one part of that decision.
Who chooses the loads and sets the price?
Haulers choose the opportunities they pursue and set their own bid price. They can review the route, cattle details, timing, equipment needs and capacity before deciding whether the movement works for their operation.
What information do haulers provide?
Haulers provide identity, operating authority and insurance information before bidding. These details give cattlemen more context when reviewing a hauler alongside equipment, availability and the requirements of the movement.
What happens after a hauler is selected?
Cattlemen and haulers can coordinate pickup, access instructions and delivery expectations through the same movement. Updates, photos and delivery evidence help keep both sides informed as the haul progresses.
What happens when I join the updates list?
The signup is for product news and updates from Livestock Lift. Enter your email to join the updates list.
One connection.
The whole haul.
The right people. The details in place. A shared record of a job completed. Build on the work you’ve done together when it’s time for the next haul.