Your courier group. Your relationships. Your rules.
Turn the trusted courier network you already use into an organised private group. Share loads with the right companies and keep every response, assignment and delivery record attached to the work.
Courier WhatsApp and Facebook groups are useful for introductions and banter, but important work is easily buried beneath unrelated replies. A LoadSub private courier group gives the same trusted circle a proper place for routes, prices, requirements, bids and delivery evidence.
- Keep the relationships you trust
- Bring regular courier partners together in an invitation-only group. Group owners control membership, branding and working rules; your commercial relationships remain yours.
- Post once instead of chasing a chat
- Give every member the same collection area, delivery area, timings, vehicle requirements and handling instructions. Replies stay with the load rather than disappearing up a message thread.
- See clear bids and answers
- Compare bids, counter-offers and availability against the same job. Choose the company that suits the work without relying on whoever replied most recently.
- Check who is ready
- Keep insurance and supporting records close to the company profile, helping the group apply its own compliance expectations before work is assigned.
- Create or join more than one group
- Use separate courier groups for regions, customers, specialists or trusted circles. Companies can create and join groups without forcing every relationship into one public marketplace.
- No group charge or cut of the load
- Private community groups have no separate group subscription, minimum member target or per-load commission. Each group also includes two sponsored member places.
Common questions
What is a private courier group?
A private courier group is an invitation-only network where selected transport companies can share loads, bid for work and keep the job record together.
Is this a replacement for a courier WhatsApp group?
It replaces the operational clutter rather than the relationships. Companies can keep their existing contacts while moving load details, bids, assignments, POD and invoices into a structured workflow.
Who controls membership of the group?
The group owner and authorised administrators control invitations, approvals, rules and membership.
Does a private courier group cost extra?
Private community groups do not have a separate group subscription or per-load fee. Companies retain their applicable LoadSub membership, and each group includes two sponsored member places.
Keep the people.
Lose the chasing.
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