Protected access
Priced to the territory.
Owned by one.
Independent producers buy a territory. Agencies with a producer floor buy the whole state.
Price your state
See the exact seat before the plans.
Pick a territory. The status and fee come from the same rows used by the claim board and calculator.
Illinois · Open now — one agent can own the territory.
70 current-system records / 30 days · measured in an approved report · about $21 per solo record. The monthly fee is flat; the per-record figure is comparison math only.
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Your Book, Organized
- Organize authorized in-force accounts against the federal register
- Surface source-linked matches for human review
- Add USDOT numbers and your own account labels
- Continue only if you choose at a locked $199/month
- Your book is yours. It is never surfaced to any territory feed, never used to source anything, never mined. Monitoring only.
One Agent
- Exclusive — every record is released to one agent per territory: you
- Daily re-verified signals: name, DOT, phone, fleet size, days remaining
- Replaces the shared-record subscription you already pay — with records no other subscriber receives
- Live feed + daily digest, CSV export to your CRM
- Book Guard Beta is available separately for authorized in-force accounts
The Whole State
- The entire state, locked exclusively to your agency
- Multi-seat access for every producer on your floor
- Replaces shared aggregator spend with a feed released to your agency alone
- Book Guard Beta is available separately for authorized in-force accounts
About $21 per exclusive record. Illinois delivers 70 re-verified records a month (measured, trailing 30 days) and the seat is $1,500. Every one of them goes to you and to nobody else. The fee itself is flat — nothing is billed per record and nothing is tied to what you close. Across the territories the formula prices, the range runs $16–$21 a record.
The fee does not move. It is flat, set in advance, and identical in a light month and a heavy one — the volume risk is ours, not yours. That is also why the number above is a comparison, not a rate: nothing here is billed per record, and nothing is tied to what you close. For your own break-even, put your commission and your close rate into the territory calculator — we will not assume either one for you.
| Plan | Best for | Access | Delivery | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book Guard Beta | Protecting an in-force book | 14 days; no card; no automatic charge | Source-linked review workflow in beta | Review the beta |
| Solo Territory | An independent producer | One agent per territory | Live feed, daily digest, and export | Check my territory |
| Enterprise State Feed | An agency with producers | One agency owns the state feed | Multi-seat feed plus whole-book monitoring | Request state access |
Every field we deliver comes from federal filings — nothing appended, nothing modeled, nothing borrowed. When a number on this site is an estimate, it says so. When it is measured, it carries a date.
The carrier-switching signal
A suspension is not the end.
It is a buying window. In the measured federal cohort, suspended carriers repeatedly returned with coverage — which is why HaulClock follows the clock instead of treating the filing as a dead end.
- National
- 2 of 3federal records, 2025-2026
- Illinois
- 3 of 4federal records, 2025-2026
Feed live since 2026-06-27. Current figures reflect the trailing 30 days; the 12-month history above it comes from the prior federal system, validated 2026-08-09.
Questions agents actually ask
What exactly do I receive?
A private feed and daily digest of insurance-caused authority suspensions in your territory: carrier name, USDOT number, phone, fleet size, and days remaining in the window. Every record is re-verified against the live federal source on its delivery date — records that no longer stand are withheld and credited. CSV export to your CRM is included.
How does $1,500 compare to a $99 subscription?
Those two prices buy different things, so compare them per record rather than per month. Illinois delivers 70 re-verified records a month to one agent: $1,500 works out to about $21 a record, and no other subscriber receives any of them. A shared subscription sells the same record to every subscriber in the state at once — the monthly price is low because the record is divided. Ask any shared provider how many agents receive the record you are about to call. If the answer is six, they collected six subscriptions for it and you are the sixth call.
What does exclusive mean, precisely?
The record itself is public — anyone can read the federal register. The delivery is exclusive: we release each record to exactly one subscriber per territory. While you hold a territory, no other HaulClock subscriber receives records in it.
How is this different from per-state subscriptions?
Per-state products sell the same day's records to every subscriber in the state — the price is low because the phone lines are crowded. HaulClock sells each territory once. Fewer records, each re-checked against the live federal source, released to you alone.
Is the volume real?
Measured numbers on this site come from an approved validation report and carry its window. Illinois, 30-day window ending 2026-08-09: 78 carriers suspended on the federal register, 8 already resolved by the time we re-checked them, 70 delivered. The economics on this page use 70, because 70 is what reaches you. Behind the recovery figures sits a full year of federal records: 84,335 suspended carriers, of whom more than 4 in 10 regain coverage, and 1 in 8 of those returns lands after day 35. Estimates are labelled as estimates until a live validation report replaces them.
When does a territory pay for itself?
That depends on your commission and your close rate, and we will not put numbers in your mouth for either. The territory calculator takes both as your own inputs and returns the break-even against the territory's measured volume. What we fix is the fee: it is flat, set in advance, and does not change with the record count or with anything you close.
What is Book Guard, and do you see my book?
Book Guard Beta organizes the in-force accounts you authorize for monitoring against the federal register. A matching federal filing or authority event appears with the source record and event date for human investigation. Your uploaded book remains monitoring input only: separate from territory feeds, never used to source records for anyone else, never mined, and never sold. The beta runs 14 days with no card and no automatic charge. You may then choose the locked $199 monthly continuation; doing nothing ends access.
What happens when I cancel?
Cancel any time; access runs to the end of the paid period and everything already delivered stays yours. The territory then reopens to the next agent — exclusivity means one owner at a time, not forever.
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