Create your driver profile

For drivers & professionals

The driver profile is three short steps. The builder's own promise holds throughout: "Nothing here is public. Verified companies see your profile only through search cards and the introductions you approve — never your contact details."

Step 1 of 3 — What kind of work fits your life?

1. Pick your Driver type: Owner operator, Company driver, or Open to either. ("Owner operator — your truck. Company driver — you drive theirs.")
2. Tick every Route type you'd run: OTR, Regional, Local, Dedicated.
3. Pick Solo or team — "Open to either" if both work.
4. Optionally tick Dedicated account experience (Amazon, Walmart, FedEx / UPS, Other dedicated) — companies running those accounts search for it. Skip it otherwise.
5. Tick the Equipment you've run — dry van, reefer, flatbed, tanker, step deck, box truck, auto hauler, intermodal.
6. Choose your Home time: Home daily, Home weekly, Home every 2 weeks, Out 3+ weeks, or Flexible.
7. Click Save & continue. You'll see matching companies right after this step — everything else is optional polish.

Step 2 of 3 — Your experience

1. Enter your Years of driving experience and CDL class (A, B, or C).
2. Optionally tick Endorsements — Hazmat (H), Tanker (N), Doubles/Triples (T), Tanker + Hazmat (X) — and your Cargo experience.
3. Enter your Home city and Home state. Broad area only — the screen says it plainly: "We never ask for a street address."
4. Click Save & continue.

Step 3 of 3 — Finishing touches

Everything on this step is optional, but complete profiles get faster responses, and everything saves as you go.

1. Choose When could you start? — Available now, Within 2 weeks, Within a month, or Just exploring.
2. Add a Pay expectation if you want — it is shared only if you choose to share it on an introduction.
3. Write a Headline and, if you like, About you and your Lifetime miles.
4. Add your last 3 companies under Work history. It is private by default: a company sees it only when you choose to share it on an introduction.
5. Add a photo if you want — up to 8 MB, JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF. Many people upload their truck instead of a face. Until you add one, companies see your initials.
6. Click Finish profile.

What happens next

"Your profile is live — Verified companies can find you in driver search. They see your first name and last initial — never your contact details — and you approve every introduction." From there: Browse jobs, Go to home, or My profiles.

Your profile page keeps a completeness meter ("Complete your profile — 69%") — you can come back and edit any step at any time, and edits appear to companies immediately.

Dispatcher, accountant, and safety manager profiles are created from the same Create a profile screen, each with its own short setup for its own facts.