Frontier vs Rose Rocket: which fits your fleet?

Rose Rocket serves carriers, brokers and 3PLs and doesn't publish its prices. Frontier is for carriers and publishes every price up to 75 trucks.

What each one costs

Rose Rocket figures come from their public information as of October 2026. Confirm current pricing with Rose Rocket before deciding.

Source: Rose Rocket on G2. Checked October 2026. G2 lists no prices for Rose Rocket and, from user reviews, an average implementation time of 3 months.

 FrontierRose Rocket
Published pricingYes, at /pricingNo — contact sales
1 truckFreeQuote
10 trucks$179/moQuote
Getting startedSign up and start on one truck freeAverage 3 months to implement, per G2 user reviews

Frontier for a Rose Rocket shopper

  • Every price published
  • Free on one truck — start the same day
  • Settlements for company drivers and leased-on owner-operators
  • Free driver app with document scanning and pay statements
  • Unlimited users on every plan

When Rose Rocket might fit better

If you run a brokerage or 3PL alongside your trucks, or need customer portals for shippers, Rose Rocket covers more of that ground than Frontier, which is built for carriers only.

Built by a carrier

Frontier is built and run daily by a family-owned carrier, not a software vendor working from requirements docs. That shaped what got built first: dispatch, driver pay, and the documents that actually stall a load.

Frontier and Rose Rocket

How long does Frontier take to set up?
You can sign up and enter your first load the same day. How long it takes to bring over drivers, trucks and customers depends on how many you have.

Compare Frontier with other trucking software

Start with one truck. It’s free.

Unlimited users on every plan. A real person walks you through setup.