TruckerDB alternative for trucking insurance agents
TruckerDB sends a daily list of newly registered DOT carriers with owner contact details for $49 a month, and adds insurance renewal leads on its $99 Pro plan. It sells to agents, dispatchers, factoring and financing companies alike. The Monday Trucker Feed is narrower: trucking companies with 3 or more power units that renew in 30 to 60 days, with the insurer you would be replacing named.
| TruckerDB | Dooza Monday Trucker Feed | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Trucking insurance agents, dispatchers, factoring, truck financing, DOT compliance and other trucking service providers | Insurance agencies that write commercial trucking |
| What you get | New DOT registrations every morning at 8AM with owner name, email and phone. Pro: monthly renewal leads, niche and time-in-business filters, CRM export. | Every Monday: trucking companies (3+ power units) estimated to renew in 30 to 60 days, with current insurer and limit, plus new authorities from the past week |
| Price | Starter $49 a month; Pro with insurance renewals $99 a month | $129 every 4 weeks, flat |
| Free sample | Free account with a sample list from a real daily drop, no card | 5 free rows from your state by email, no card |
| Refunds | All payments final and non-refundable; cancel stops future billing | Paid first, month to month, cancel any time |
| Data | Public DOT and FMCSA records; renewals predicted from registration history. No accuracy guarantee. | Public FMCSA filings; renewal = next anniversary of the liability filing’s effective date. Bad rows: reply SWAP for a replacement. |
TruckerDB details from its own site on October 23, 2026; they change, so check before you buy. We run Dooza.
When TruckerDB is the better pick
- You want the lowest price: $49 a month for daily new-carrier leads is less than our $129 per 4 weeks.
- You sell to brand-new carriers and want them the morning they register, with email addresses included.
- You also sell outside trucking: Pro filters cover towing, HVAC and other niches.
When the Monday Trucker Feed fits better
- You want established fleets, not just new authorities: the renewal list keeps companies with 3 or more power units, so you skip most one-truck startups.
- You want to know who you are up against: each row names the current insurer and liability limit.
- You want a fix for bad rows: reply SWAP with the DOT number and a replacement comes the next Monday, where TruckerDB says contact errors are on the carrier.
What is in each Monday list
Trucking companies in your state with 3 or more power units whose liability filing (BMC-91X) is estimated to renew in the next 30 to 60 days, with the current insurer and limit named, plus the new trucking authorities from the past week that still need coverage. It comes as a spreadsheet every Monday. FMCSA does not publish policy expiry dates, so the date is the next anniversary of the filing’s effective date: confirm it on the call. Wrong number or dead lead? Reply “SWAP” with the DOT number and a replacement comes the next Monday. See sample rows and how the list works.
Try the Monday Trucker Feed
$129 every 4 weeks, paid first, month to month. Not ready to pay? Get 5 free rows from your state by email.
Frequently asked questions
Its homepage lists Starter at $49 a month (daily new DOT carrier leads) and Pro at $99 a month (adds monthly insurance renewal leads). Its terms say all payments are final and non-refundable. Check its site for current prices.
TruckerDB is cheaper and strongest on brand-new carriers. The Monday Trucker Feed is for agents who want established trucking companies (3+ power units) near renewal, with the current insurer named, in one weekly spreadsheet for $129 every 4 weeks.
No. Both are built from public DOT and FMCSA records, so nobody on them has asked for a quote. You make the first call, and you should confirm the renewal date on it.
Yes. Ask for 5 free rows from your state by email. If it works for you, the full list is $129 every 4 weeks, paid first, month to month.
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