Dispatch open now Harrisonville, MO → All 48 continental states Licensed & bonded · Est. 2019

We move machines coast to coast.

Open and enclosed carriers, door to door, anywhere in the lower 48, with a real dispatcher on the file from pickup to signature. One car or fifty. Price it in about thirty seconds.

48States covered
12k+Vehicles moved
24/7Dispatch desk
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Instant estimate

What will it
cost to move?

Three questions. Real mileage, real lane pricing, no phone number required to see the number. The map draws your route as you build the quote.

01 — Route

Vehicle runs and drivesNon-running needs a winch truck

Expedited pickupFirst available truck, 1–2 days

Top-load placementUpper deck only, no drips

Live lane view
Your route Carrier network
Origin
Destination
LaneAwaiting input

What we haul

However it
needs to move.

One car or a full load, running or not, open deck or hard-sided. Every lane is quoted against live carrier availability — not a rate table we wrote last year.

01

Open transport

The workhorse. Seven to ten cars on a standard hauler, the fastest pickup windows and the best price on almost every lane.

02

Enclosed transport

Hard-sided trailer, lift gate, soft straps. For exotics, classics, low clearance builds and anything you would not park outside.

03

Door to door

Pickup and delivery at the address you give us, as close as the truck can legally and safely get. No terminal detours.

04

Dealer & auction

Copart, IAA, Manheim, Adesa and franchise lots. Gate passes handled, buyer numbers on file, batches dispatched together.

05

Motorcycles

Crated or strapped on a dedicated cradle, in an enclosed trailer. Single bikes or a whole showroom floor.

06

Inoperable units

Won't start, won't steer, no brakes. We dispatch a winch-equipped truck and note the condition before it loads.

07

Expedited

Time-critical loads. We pay up the lane to pull the first available truck and give you a hard pickup window.

08

Fleet & corporate

Rental rotations, lease returns, relocations and repo runs. Volume pricing with one point of contact and consolidated invoicing.

Start to signature

Four steps.
That's the job.

You will know the driver's name and cell number before the truck shows up. That is not standard in this industry. It should be.

01

Get your price

Give us the two cities and what you're moving. You get a real number, not a teaser rate that climbs later.

02

We dispatch

Your load posts to our vetted carrier network. We check authority, insurance and inspection history before assigning it.

03

Pickup & inspect

The driver walks the vehicle with you, photographs every panel and signs a bill of lading. You get a copy on the spot.

04

Delivery

Second inspection at the door, condition matched against pickup photos, then you sign and it's done. Payment on delivery.

Order status

Where's
my car?

Enter the order number from your confirmation email. Status updates come off the driver's last check-in, not an estimate.

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Leadership

The people
behind it.

Eighteen people across dispatch, sales, client relations and operations. The company has been booking and delivering loads since 2019, and when you call you reach someone by name — not a queue.

Leadership

Owner & chief executive

Dispatch

6 dispatchers · desk covered 24/7
DDDaniel DavisLead Dispatcher
ESEmma SmithSenior Dispatcher
JRJames RodriguezDispatcher
SWSarah WilliamsDispatcher
DRDexter ReidLogistics Specialist
MBMichael BrooksNight Dispatcher

Sales

6 executives · direct lines
JDJack DavisSales Executive
ZSZack SmithSales Executive
PSPeter SinsSales Executive
HDHenry DavidSales Executive
JMJason MillerSales Executive
MTMark ThompsonSales Executive

Client Relations

Accounts & client management
MAMohammad Bin AliClient Relations & Manager

Operations

Billing, claims & carrier compliance
AKAyesha KhanBilling & Invoicing
RCRay ColemanCarrier Compliance
NBNina BarrettClaims & Support

The difference

Read the
fine print.

Most complaints about auto transport come down to the same four things. Here is exactly where we stand on each.

 Eminent VenturesTypical broker
The quoteLocked when you bookLowballed, then raised
DepositNothing until a truck is assignedCharged before dispatch
Your driverName and cell before pickupUnknown until he calls
Carrier vettingAuthority and insurance verified per loadWhoever answers the board
Reaching a humanDirect line to your dispatcherCall center queue

Customers

Straight from
the driveway.

Shipped a lifted F-250 from Phoenix to Buffalo. Quoted Tuesday, loaded Thursday, and the price never moved.
★★★★★Dale R.Phoenix, AZ → Buffalo, NY
We run twenty to thirty units a month off auction. They're the only broker who calls us before we have to call them.
★★★★★Marisa T.Dealer principal, Ohio
Enclosed trailer for a 69 Camaro. Driver sent photos at every stop. Arrived exactly how it left.
★★★★★Ken A.Dallas, TX → Scottsdale, AZ
College move, tight budget, non-running Civic. They found a winch truck in two days and still beat the other quotes.
★★★★☆Priya N.Chicago, IL → Atlanta, GA
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For carriers & drivers

Haul for us.
Get paid same day.

We keep a small, vetted network and we work with the best drivers on the road — not whoever answers the board first. If you own a truck and you’re tired of chasing paperwork and waiting 45 days to get paid, call the dispatch desk.

01

Paid the same day

Send us a clean bill of lading and we release your money by ACH that same business day. No factoring company taking a cut, no waiting on the customer to pay us first.

02

The rate is the rate

Whatever number we agree on when you accept the load is the number that hits your account. We don't shave it after delivery, and we don't post lanes we can't actually pay.

03

Paperwork once

Send your operating authority, W-9 and insurance certificate one time. After that you're in the system — take a load and go, no packet to refill every trip.

04

Dispatchers who've done the job

You get a real person who knows what a stacked deck, a low-clearance driveway and hours-of-service actually mean. Not a call centre reading off a script.

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Ask the desk

Answers,
right now.

A live assistant trained on how we actually run loads. It prices lanes, checks order status and answers the questions people call us about — day or night.

  • Prices any lane instantly — just name two cities
  • Looks up a live order by number
  • Explains open vs enclosed, insurance, deposits, transit times
  • Hands you to a human the moment you ask

Estimates from the assistant use the same pricing engine as the quote tool above. A dispatcher confirms every rate before a truck is assigned.

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Questions

Asked and
answered.

If yours isn't here, call the dispatch line. Someone picks up.

How far ahead should I book?
Three to seven days is the sweet spot on most lanes. It gives us room to match your dates to a truck already heading that direction, which is where the good pricing comes from. We can also move same-week loads, and expedited pickup pulls the first available truck for a premium.
Is my vehicle insured while it's on the truck?
Yes. Every carrier we dispatch to carries cargo insurance, and we verify the certificate is active before we assign your load. Your personal auto policy stays untouched. Ask us for the carrier's COI at any point and we'll send it.
Open or enclosed — which do I need?
Open handles the vast majority of vehicles and costs meaningfully less. Choose enclosed when the vehicle is a classic, exotic, freshly restored, low-clearance, or simply worth more than you want exposed to weather and road debris. If you're unsure, tell us what it is and we'll tell you honestly.
Can I pack belongings in the car?
Up to about 100 lbs in the trunk, below the window line, is generally fine — tell us in advance so we can note it. Household items aren't covered by cargo insurance and add weight the driver has to account for at the scales, so keep it light and keep valuables out.
Do you charge a deposit up front?
No money moves until a specific carrier is assigned to your vehicle and you have the dispatch details. The balance is due on delivery. If we can't cover the load at the rate we quoted, you owe nothing.
Which states do you cover?
All 48 continental states, door to door, coast to coast. We do not ship to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico or anywhere overseas — those routes need ocean freight and a different kind of carrier entirely. If your pickup and delivery are both on the mainland, we can move it.
Will the truck come to my house?
As close as it can legally and safely get. These trucks are around 75 feet long, so narrow streets, low branches, tight cul-de-sacs and HOA rules sometimes mean meeting at a nearby lot or wide road. The driver will call ahead and work it out with you.
How long does transit take?
Roughly 400–500 miles per day once loaded. Coast to coast typically runs 7–10 days, the Midwest to either coast 4–6, and regional moves 1–3. Weather, hours-of-service rules and other stops on the trailer all factor in, which is why we give a window rather than a single date.
What if the vehicle doesn't run?
Not a problem, but we have to know before dispatch. Non-running units need a truck with a winch and enough deck clearance, which narrows the carrier pool and adds a surcharge. It has to roll, brake and steer, though — if the wheels are locked or it's missing, that's a different piece of equipment.

Book a shipment

Let's get it
on a truck.

Send the details and a dispatcher will come back with carrier availability on your lane, usually within the hour during business hours.

Your email app should now be open with the request filled in — hit send and it goes straight to dispatch.

Nothing opened? Tap Copy details instead and paste it into an email to admin@eminentventures.us, or call (315) 280-8565.

No deposit is taken until a carrier is assigned.

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