One click. Your carriers pay you back.

You sign on for the full Dispatchly platform with zero billing for 90 days. We personally connect Dispatchly to your carrier accounts, configure dispute rules, and run every claim. At day 91 we meet, walk through the recovery numbers, and you decide whether to continue. There is no auto-charge and no renewal trick. If the math does not work for your operation, you walk away with the data we generated.

Founding partners (5 total) receive 90 days completely free, white-glove integration with the founding team, and a permanent named seat on the partner advisory channel. Early adopters (next 25 signups) pay 50 percent off their first 90 days, receive priority onboarding, and access the same dispute engine. Both tracks are reviewed within two business days.

The 50 percent offer closes. New accounts join through the sponsor program only, which is reserved for retailers, publications, and creators with relevant audiences who actively promote Dispatchly. If you fall outside both windows, we recommend joining the public waitlist for general availability pricing.

You owe nothing on the founding partner track and 50 percent of standard pricing on the early adopter track. Either way we hand over a full report of every shipment we reviewed, every dispute filed, and every dollar recovered or denied. The data is yours regardless of whether you continue.

The program is designed for companies shipping at scale across multiple carriers, typically processing hundreds to thousands of shipments per month. If your team spends meaningful time on carrier disputes, SLA exceptions, or trade compliance documentation, the math on a 90-day trial is heavily in your favor. We review every application personally and respond within two business days.

Dispatchly surfaces carrier accountability data relevant to the full range of US trade regulators. That includes shipments reviewed by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), goods subject to FDA oversight, freight inspected by the USDA Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) or Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), vehicles covered by NHTSA standards, seafood and marine cargo tracked by NMFS, hazardous materials under EPA rules, and public health shipments routed through HHS and CDC. Founding partners receive the first integrations as new federal reporting requirements roll out.