Log stops free. Pro reminds you to log Arrived when you pull in, sends the claim when you are ready to bill the broker and follows up on day 3, 7 and 14. One flat price, no per-claim cut.
No card. No trial clock.
or $239.99 / year (about $20 a month, 20% off)
Start free, upgrade in the app.
Open Profile → Send feedback and tell us what's broken, confusing or missing. Specific, honest feedback is read by the founder and can unlock Pro at no charge for a year. It is never tied to a store rating. The offer is not available in the iPhone app.
Prices in US dollars. Pro is an App Store or Google Play subscription that renews until you cancel it in your phone's subscription settings. Cancel anytime; you keep Pro until the paid period ends. Detention itself is paid by the broker on your rate confirmation, not by GetDockPay; the app makes a valid claim easy to prove and hard to ignore.
No. There is no per-claim fee and no percentage. You pay the flat Pro subscription and keep 100% of what the broker pays.
No. You sign up with your name, email and a password; a cell number is optional. You only enter payment details in the App Store or Google Play if you upgrade to Pro.
In your phone's subscription settings (App Store or Google Play). Your stops and claims stay in the app on the Free plan.
Yes. The detention invoice goes to the broker as a separate line item, which is what factors and broker AP teams expect. Add the same invoice to your factor's paperwork if your agreement requires it.
Pro emails the broker the Second, Third and Fourth Notice automatically on day 3, 7 and 14 after the claim goes out (when the broker's email is on file); mark the claim paid or denied in the app and the notices stop. GetDockPay is not a collection service and cannot guarantee payment: detention is paid to you by the broker when it is on your rate confirmation. If a valid claim still goes unpaid, the claim stays open in the app with its invoice and the date of every notice; see how brokers get paid.
Only if it is on the rate confirmation or your carrier agreement: free time, rate, when the clock starts, notice and deadline. Read the detention pay guide before you accept the load.
2 hours free. Then call it $75 an hour. Bill it.
The math on this site is the math in the app: 2 hours free, your rate, your hours.