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BrokerDefender
Carrier-selection diligence, documented at the moment of dispatch

An answer in seconds.
A record that lasts.

Paste a USDOT number. BrokerDefender pulls the carrier's live FMCSA record, weighs authority, safety rating, inspections, crashes, and insurance, and returns CLEAR TO BOOK, REVIEW RECOMMENDED, or DO NOT BOOK — backed by a timestamped, hash-verified packet showing exactly what you checked, and when.

Built for carrier-selection diligence following Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC — U.S. Supreme Court, May 14, 2026.

No signup required. Paste a USDOT number, get an answer.

Sample BrokerDefender Executive Vetting Report and Transportation Risk Audit

Real output, not a mockup — see full sample packets.

Montgomery didn't hand brokers a checklist. It left one question hanging over every load: when you selected that carrier, what did you check — and can you show it?

Legal context: Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, 608 U.S. 219 (2026). BrokerDefender does not provide legal advice.
Why BrokerDefender

Three things every broker needs after Montgomery

1. The record, not just the answer

Every vetting produces a timestamped packet: cryptographic hash, factor-by-factor findings, the FMCSA data as retrieved, and your own broker notes. Anyone can tell you a carrier looked fine — this is the artifact that shows what you knew at booking time.

2. A standard you can explain

Transparent operational factors, applied the same way every time: operating authority, safety rating, inspections, out-of-service rates, crash history, registration currency. No black-box score you'd have to shrug at in a deposition.

3. Every carrier, no exclusions

4.4M+ FMCSA-registered entities — active, intrastate, brand-new authorities, even recently revoked. The carriers most likely to expose you are exactly the ones other tools quietly filter out.

Try it now. No account.

Paste a USDOT number. Red, yellow, or green — with the downloadable record — in less time than a check call.

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