Entry Level Freight Dispatcher - Work from Home - $1,200 to $3,000+/Week (1099)

September 7, 2026

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Entry Level Freight Dispatcher - Work from Home - $1,200 to $3,000+/Week (1099)

Job ID: 5309

Company: Truck Driver Nation
Location: Remote (U.S. preferred) - International (Still Apply)
Type: 1099 Independent Contractor
Compensation: Commission-based (Avg. $1,200 to $3,000+/week)

About the Role:
Truck Driver Nation is hiring Entry-Level Freight Dispatchers to work from home. No experience needed - we have training available if needed and even source the owner-operators for you, so you can focus on getting them high-paying loads and growing your dispatch business.

This is a 1099 independent contractor role, meaning you\'re in control of your time and income potential. We equip you with tools, guidance, and the opportunity to build your own client base from the start.

What You\'ll Do:

Secure loads for truck drivers using load boards
Communicate with brokers and drivers
Manage pickup and delivery logistics
Use our systems, scripts, and support to dispatch efficiently

Schedule & Availability:

Work from home on your own schedule
Peak dispatch hours are Monday-Friday, 6 AM to 4 PM CST
Flexibility for full-time or part-time commitment

What We Provide:

Step-by-step dispatch training
Dispatch contracts and templates
Load board guidance
We source the drivers (owner-operators) so you don\'t have to
Bulk texting platform available (optional; service fee applies)
Ongoing support to help you grow

Requirements:

Laptop or desktop computer
Reliable internet connection
Quiet workspace and phone access
Willingness to learn and follow proven processes
Strong communication and organizational skills
Bulk Texting Recommended

Earnings Potential:

Average: $1,200 to $3,000+/week, based on effort and trucks dispatched
Commission-based - no income cap

Note: This is not a W-2 position. You will work as an independent contractor (1099) and are responsible for your own taxes and business setup.

Ready to Start?
If you\'re self-motivated, coachable, and want to build a real work-from-home career in logistics - this is your opportunity. We\'ve simplified the path, and we\'ll walk you through it. Salary: USD 62400 - 156000 per year

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