Meet the teammate
behind the next move.
Show us where the emails, check calls, and load updates slow your team down. We’ll walk through how Keelway can fit around your operation.
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Let’s talk freight.
Choose a time for a walkthrough with our team.
Tell us what you’re working on.
Your TMS, your team, and where you could use a hand.
A few good questions.
What happens on the demo call?+
Thirty minutes. The first five: you tell us about your brokerage — load volume, current TMS, where carrier-email triage hurts most today. The next twenty: live walkthrough — either against a realistic seed inbox we maintain, or (if you'd rather) connected to a sandbox Gmail with FMCSA running live so you see real carrier data. The last five: pricing, deployment timeline, your questions. No deck.
Do I have to commit to anything?+
No. The demo is a tour. After it, you have three options: start a paid pilot at $799/mo (30-day free trial, so the pilot literally costs nothing to start), wait, or pass. Most brokerages who book a demo decide on the call which of the three they want — we don't run a follow-up cadence on demos that pass.
Who from your team is on the call?+
You’ll meet with the Keelway team to discuss your operation, current tools, and the workflows you want help with.
What if we're not on Gmail?+
Outlook (Microsoft 365) support is on the platform roadmap and we can show you the planned integration path. Today, brokerages on Outlook can still run the demo with a Gmail sandbox to see the AI behavior, and we'll talk realistic timelines on Outlook native support. Don't book a demo expecting to deploy on Outlook this quarter — be honest about the timing.
What sizes of brokerage fit?+
Sharpest fit: SMB brokerages with 3-30 dispatchers covering 50-300 loads/month. Mid-market 3PLs (25-200 brokers) fit the overlay deployment pattern documented on /case-studies/mid-market-mcleod-overlay. 1-2 person solo shops can absolutely use Keelway — the flat plan was built for you — but the demo is usually more useful once you're past the 50-loads/month threshold where triage actually hurts.
