From the dock to the driver's seat: what each step pays.

Pick your metro. See forklift, picker, CDL and dispatch pay side by side, the endorsement that adds the most, and who's hiring with pay stated.

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Where do you want to work?

18 logistics occupations. Wages from the BLS.

How it works

  1. 1

    Where

    Pick the metro. Pay is local — the same job pays differently in Miami and Jacksonville.

  2. 2

    What

    Type the job you want, or tap 'best-paid I could get' with the schooling you have.

  3. 3

    The card

    What it pays here (BLS), the 3 credentials that move the pay, openings that state pay first, and a 3-line message you send yourself.

What it pays, really

18 occupations on this site. Every wage links to its BLS table; every credential links to the body that issues it.

Free. $9 if you're applying everywhere this week. Employers pay to be seen.

The card, the pay data, the credentials and three messages a day never cost anything. The money comes from employers who want their pay-stated job on top.

Free

$0 always

The whole card. Not a trial.

  • Pay by metro, from BLS
  • The 3 pay-moving credentials
  • Live openings, pay-stated first
  • 3 employer messages a day
Start

Application pack

$9 one time

For the week you're applying everywhere.

  • Unlimited tailored messages
  • The smarter writer model
  • Printable one-page me

Featured listing

$99 per job, 30 days

Employers: your job above the feed, pay shown.

  • Top of every matching card
  • Pay range required — that's the point
  • Live in minutes, no account

Unlimited

$299 per month

Staffing firms and employers who hire every week.

  • Unlimited featured jobs
  • Across every site in this line
  • Cancel any time

Employers: post the job here

State the pay. Postings with a pay range go to the top of every card on this site for 30 days.

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The free card never goes behind a paywall.

Common questions

Is this tool really free, and what happens to information I paste in?

No plan is free — pricing starts at $9, with $99 and $299 tiers also available. The material we have doesn't say anything about whether information you paste is stored, so we can't confirm one way or the other; check directly with the provider before entering anything sensitive.

Where do these salary numbers come from?

The pay figures come from the BLS OES survey, May 2025, covering specific job categories: tractor-trailer driver, forklift operator, and logistics/distribution manager. You can view the original data directly at the BLS links provided, such as bls.gov/oes/current/oes533032.htm.

Will I actually earn the amount shown for my job?

Not necessarily — these are median wages for the whole state of Florida (or for Jacksonville, in the case of forklift operators), meaning half of workers earn more and half earn less. Your actual pay depends on your employer, experience, and location, so treat these numbers as a general benchmark only.

What's the difference between the $9, $99, and $299 plans?

The material we have lists three price points — $9, $99, and $299 — but doesn't describe what each tier includes. You'd need to check the tool's pricing page directly to see what's covered at each level.

Does this cover my specific driving job or city?

The data covers three roles: tractor-trailer drivers and logistics/distribution managers statewide in Florida, and forklift operators specifically in Jacksonville. If your job title or location isn't one of these three, the tool's current material doesn't have a matching figure for you.

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