Set your filters once.
Choose payout, rate, miles, stops, pickup window, and exclusions before you start.
Explore filters ›
Monitors the board, highlights matching routes, and alerts you instantly.
HaulSentinel monitors Amazon Relay in the background and brings matching loads back to you with sound, visual, and Chrome alerts. Step away without missing the route you were waiting for.
Watch how the extension monitors Amazon Relay, applies your filters, and brings you back when a matching route appears.
Choose payout, rate, miles, stops, pickup window, and exclusions before you start.
Explore filters ›
When a route matches, HaulSentinel alerts you instantly and keeps the STOP control always visible.
Explore filters ›
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, and Chrome sends a notification. You review the match and decide what to do next.
Built for the way you actually work
Tunable scan interval so you balance speed and stability.
Subtle timing variation to keep your scanning natural.
Ignore anything below the dollar floor you set.
Filter by rate per mile so you never chase cheap freight.
Hide multi-stop routes you'd rather not run.
Cap total mileage to fit your day, your truck, your hours.
Block specific warehouses, cities, states, or ZIP codes.
Match only loads that fit your earliest and latest pickup.
Audible ping the moment a route matches — even from another room.
Matching loads light up on the board so you can't miss them.
System notifications even when the tab isn't focused.
You won't be alerted twice for the same load in a session.
HaulSentinel should earn trust before it asks for speed. The core product alerts you first; automation stays explicit, limited, and off by default.
HaulSentinel's main job is monitoring, filtering, highlighting, and notifying. Booking decisions stay with you.
HaulSentinel brings the matching route back to your attention. It does not present booking as a hidden or automatic action.
Payout, rate, miles, stops, pickup window, and exclusions define what counts as a real match.
The extension keeps an obvious stop control available while monitoring is active.
Built around settings, license state, and sanitized diagnostics — not storing Amazon Relay credentials.
Automated interaction with Amazon Relay may carry account risk. HaulSentinel says that plainly instead of burying it.
HaulSentinel is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Amazon.com, Inc. or its subsidiaries. Users are responsible for complying with the terms of any platform they use.
Until public customer quotes are verified, HaulSentinel should build proof through transparent product validation — not invented names, avatars, or claims.
Does the alert arrive fast enough to matter?
Testing centers on the full loop: board refresh, filter match, visual highlight, sound alert, and Chrome notification.
In beta validationDo filters reduce noise without hiding good loads?
The product must help carriers ignore bad-fit routes without making the setup feel like dispatch software.
In beta validationDoes the workflow feel calm and controlled?
The product should reduce screen-watching without making carriers feel like they lost control of the booking decision.
In beta validationVerified customer testimonials will be added only after explicit permission. Until then, this section stays honest: what is being tested, why it matters, and where trust still has to be earned.
One early access version for now: monitoring, filters, highlights, and alerts. Simple to understand, easier to trust.
For Amazon Relay carriers who want to stop staring at the board and get alerted when a route matches their filters.
Final paid pricing will be shown before launch and before any charge. Early access is for carriers who want to help validate the first public version and lock founder terms when pricing opens.
One version for now. No Pro tier. HaulSentinel is not affiliated with Amazon.com, Inc.
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. The first public version is one early access plan focused on monitoring, filters, highlights, and alerts. Keeping one version makes the product easier to understand and support at launch.
No. For the first public version, HaulSentinel focuses on monitoring and alerts. It brings matching routes back to your attention so you can review and decide what to do.
Yes. HaulSentinel is designed around alert-first monitoring. You set your filters, start monitoring, and get sound, visual, and Chrome alerts when a matching route appears.
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.
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.
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.