The usual pitch
More speed. More clicking. More pressure.
That may sound powerful, but for a carrier it can also feel noisy, risky, and hard to trust — especially when your Amazon Relay account is the business.
HaulSentinel watches the load board for you and alerts you the moment a route matches your filters — so you can step away from the screen without missing the load you were waiting for.
For dispatchers, owner-operators, and small fleets.
Built for the hours nobody wants to lose.
The point is not to automate recklessly. The point is to stop living chained to a screen — and still hear the moment a route deserves your attention.
Reloading the load board every few seconds, hoping a good route appears before someone else grabs it — and repeating that loop for hours.
Hours staring at a screen that barely changes. By the time a good route appears, you're too drained to think straight about whether to take it.
Good routes appear at 2 AM. You stay up watching because you're afraid to stop. The anxiety follows you to bed even when you finally close the screen.
Step away for five minutes — that is all it takes for the route you needed to disappear to another carrier who was watching the board at exactly that second.
No complicated setup. Open the extension in Chrome, tell it what you're looking for, and let it do the watching.
Enter your minimum payout, rate per mile, max miles, max stops, pickup time window, and locations to exclude. Takes under two minutes — and you only do it once.
HaulSentinel begins monitoring the Amazon Relay load board. Put your phone down, make coffee, rest your eyes. The extension keeps watching so you don't have to.
Sound plays, the route highlights on the page, Chrome sends a notification. You review it and decide what to do. HaulSentinel never acts without you — unless you enable Auto-Book.
HaulSentinel monitors continuously while you rest, work, or focus on something else. When a route matches, you get a clear signal — not another reason to keep the load board open all day.
A clear audio cue plays the moment a matching route appears. Step away from the screen — the sound brings you back only when something worth checking shows up. No constant watching required.
Matched routes are highlighted directly on the Amazon Relay page in a distinct color. The moment you glance at the screen, you see exactly which load triggered the alert — no hunting through the list.
Even in a background tab, Chrome surfaces the match as a system notification. You never have to keep HaulSentinel front and center — the browser pings you wherever you are.
Already-alerted routes are remembered for the session. You only hear about each matching load once — no repeated noise from the same route reappearing on the board every few seconds.
Most competitors sell speed first: refresh faster, click faster, book faster. HaulSentinel leads with control — alerts that let you rest, filters that reduce noise, and automation only when you explicitly choose it.
The usual pitch
That may sound powerful, but for a carrier it can also feel noisy, risky, and hard to trust — especially when your Amazon Relay account is the business.
HaulSentinel
Set your filters once. Walk away. A sound alert, visual highlight, and Chrome notification bring you back only when a route matches what you already said matters.
Optional automation
Auto-Book stays off by default. The core value is peace of mind: fewer hours staring, fewer repeated alerts, and one clear STOP control when scanning is running.
Tell HaulSentinel exactly what makes a route worth your time. Every alert you receive has already passed every filter you set.
Set the base interval in milliseconds for how often HaulSentinel checks the load board. Fully in your control.
Adds a random millisecond offset per cycle so scans do not follow a perfectly predictable mechanical rhythm.
Only alert on routes that meet or exceed your required payout. Anything below your threshold is silently ignored.
Filter by minimum dollars per mile so every alerted route clears your rate floor — not just the gross payout number.
Set a maximum number of stops. Any route above your threshold is filtered out before the alert fires — no multi-stop noise.
Keep routes within your operational range. Any trip above your mileage cap is filtered out quietly before you ever see it.
Block warehouses, cities, states, or ZIPs you never want. Add them as chips — any route touching those locations is automatically filtered out.
Define a min and max pickup time offset. Routes that pick up outside your schedule are ignored before they ever reach you.
When you want faster action, Auto-Book attempts to book a route that passes all your filters — with six safety checks before every attempt. Off by default.
Open the popup, set your filters once, press START — then step away from the screen. One clear STOP button gives you full control back at any time.
Configure & start
Active — scanning live
Auto-Book is not the whole product. It is an optional feature you enable when you want faster action on routes that already pass every filter — with hard safety checks before every booking attempt.
6 safety checks — every booking
User enabled Auto-Book
Explicit consent + risk acknowledgement required first
All filters passed
Payout, rate, distance, stops, pickup window — all met
Exclusions cleared
No excluded locations found in the route
Payout re-read live
Values confirmed within limits before any click
Booking cap not reached
Within your configured session booking limit
Remote kill-switch clear
No stop signal active from HaulSentinel servers
No mystery automation. No hidden behavior. HaulSentinel is built to assist you — not replace your judgment.
When HaulSentinel is running, one visible STOP button halts all scanning immediately. You are always one tap away from full control.
Auto-Book is off by default and requires your explicit acknowledgement of risks before it can be enabled. It is never activated silently.
Only one scanner tab runs at a time, reducing the risk of duplicate or conflicting automation on your Amazon Relay account.
HaulSentinel uses only the permissions it needs — Amazon Relay and the HaulSentinel API. No access to your browsing history or unrelated tabs.
Telemetry is limited to reliability events used for support. Full load-board payloads are never stored or transmitted for any marketing purpose.
Auto-Book can be disabled remotely if a serious platform safety issue is identified. A hard stop is always available beyond what you control locally.
No. HaulSentinel is an independent product developed by JGS Transportation LLC, Elizabeth, NJ. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Amazon.com, Inc. or its subsidiaries in any way.
No. HaulSentinel helps you monitor and respond faster to routes that match your filters. It cannot guarantee available routes, successful bookings, revenue outcomes, or any specific Amazon account outcome.
Yes. Automated tools interacting with Amazon Relay may violate Amazon's Terms of Service or trigger account consequences. Auto-Book requires your explicit acknowledgement of these risks before it can be enabled. Only authorized account users should enable it.
Yes. HaulSentinel is designed around alert-first monitoring. Auto-Book is optional and off by default. You can run the extension indefinitely for sound alerts, visual highlights, and Chrome notifications — with Auto-Book never touched.
HaulSentinel stores your extension settings, trial or license status, an anonymized device identifier, and sanitized diagnostic events for reliability and support. It does not store full load-board payloads or transmit your Amazon Relay credentials to external servers.
HaulSentinel is built for Amazon Relay carriers operating in the USA — individual drivers, owner-operators, dispatchers, and small fleets who want to reduce the hours spent manually watching the load board.
HaulSentinel is a Chrome browser extension for desktop. It requires an active Amazon Relay session in the same browser. Mobile browsers are not supported.
Set your filters, step away from the screen, and let HaulSentinel alert you when a matching route appears. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
HaulSentinel is not affiliated with Amazon.com, Inc. and does not promise that Amazon permits or ignores automated tools. Users are responsible for compliance with Amazon Relay Terms of Service.