About Box Drivers
Box Drivers is a freight marketplace built for the loads that fit in a box truck, cargo van, flatbed or reefer. Companies post delivery jobs. Independent drivers find them, apply, and get paid for every mile. Everything from the first application to the signed proof of delivery happens in one place.
Delivery jobs for independent drivers
Finding steady work as an owner-operator should not mean refreshing load boards all day or paying a dispatcher a cut of every run. On Box Drivers, box truck delivery jobs, cargo van loads, flatbed hauls and reefer deliveries are listed with the details you actually need before you commit: pickup and delivery windows, cargo type and weight, required equipment, required license, total pay and pay per mile.
- Filter loads by vehicle type, cargo type, maximum distance and minimum payout.
- Apply in one click and track every application from submitted to hired.
- Keep your CDL, medical card, insurance and vehicle documents in one profile so companies can review them when you apply.
- Run the delivery with check-ins, route notes, photos and proof of delivery, then share a live tracking link with the receiver.
Reliable drivers for companies that ship
Retailers, distributors, contractors and food suppliers use Box Drivers to hire delivery drivers for regional and last-mile freight without the overhead of a full-time fleet. Post a load in a few minutes, review applicants who already match the vehicle and license you need, and hire with confidence.
Read more on the page for companies, or post your first load.
- Post retail store deliveries, palletized freight, construction materials, furniture, appliances, electronics and temperature-controlled loads.
- See each applicant's rating, experience, vehicle, equipment and the documents they have on file before you hire.
- Message drivers inside the platform and follow pickup, in-transit and delivered updates in real time.
- Collect proof of delivery and photos on every job, ready for your records and your customers.
How Box Drivers works
1. Companies post a load
A company describes the pickup, destination, cargo, dates, vehicle needed and the pay. The job is visible to drivers immediately.
2. Drivers apply
Drivers whose vehicle and license match see the load first. They apply, save it for later, or message the company with questions.
3. The company hires
The company compares interested drivers side by side and hires the best fit. The driver is notified and the load moves to their active deliveries.
4. Delivery with tracking
The driver checks in at pickup, en route and at delivery. The company and the receiver follow progress on a tracking page, and the driver uploads proof of delivery at the end.
Built for the loads between parcel and full truckload
Most freight platforms are built around 53-foot trailers. Box Drivers focuses on the middle: the pallets, store restocks, job-site materials and same-day runs that move in 26-foot box trucks, high-roof cargo vans, flatbeds, step decks and refrigerated trucks. That focus means better matches for drivers and faster coverage for shippers.
Where Box Drivers works
Box Drivers is open to drivers and companies in all 50 states. Most loads are regional: a few hours each way between a distribution center and the stores, job sites, or customers it serves. Activity is concentrated around freight hubs such as Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Miami, Orlando, Charlotte, Nashville, Denver, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Seattle, and along the corridors between them.
Browse open delivery jobs by state:
- Delivery jobs in Alabama
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- Delivery jobs in Wisconsin
- Delivery jobs in Wyoming
The delivery work you will find
Loads on Box Drivers cover the freight that fits between parcel delivery and full truckload: last-mile delivery, retail store delivery, palletized freight, final-mile furniture and appliance delivery, construction and building materials, medical and pharmaceutical supply runs, food and beverage distribution, multi-stop parcel routes, and hot-shot and same-day loads.
- Box Truck Delivery Jobs: palletized retail freight, furniture and appliances, store restocks.
- Cargo Van Delivery Jobs: parcels and multi-stop routes, medical and lab supplies, auto and machine parts.
- Flatbed Delivery Jobs: lumber and building materials, steel and pipe, palletized masonry.
- Reefer Delivery Jobs: produce, meat, dairy, and frozen food, pharmaceuticals.
- Step Deck Delivery Jobs: construction equipment, tractors and skid steers, tall crated machinery.
A matching service, not a broker
Box Drivers lists loads and connects the two sides. Companies and drivers agree on each delivery and its payment directly with each other. Box Drivers does not arrange transportation, set prices, or handle the money, and markers such as Documents on file describe what a user has uploaded, not a guarantee. Always confirm licenses and insurance yourself. The details are in our Terms of Service.
Our commitment
Box Drivers exists to give independent drivers more deliveries and more miles, and to give companies a dependable way to move freight. We keep documents, messages, and delivery records in one place so both sides can make informed decisions and every delivery is traceable from booking to proof of delivery.
Ready to get started? Create a driver profile, post your first load, or contact support with any question.
