An Uzbek dispatcher's load-grabbing extension: TrendLoads sells "half the price" and "our own people"
What it is A Chrome extension that enhances Amazon Relay load boards, helping truck dispatchers auto-refresh, filter, one-click grab loads, and reconcile, from $9.99/month.
Why it took off The developer is himself the owner of an Uzbek dispatch company. In October he posted Uzbek-language videos on his own Instagram and built Telegram groups; within Central Asian dispatch circles it spread person to person. Prices are half to a quarter of US competitors like LoadFetcher and Rocket.
CHow you could follow Don't build another Relay extension. If you're in a blue-collar trade where immigrant communities cluster, turn the web page your peers refresh by hand every day into an extension: use it yourself first, then sell it at half the desktop price, promoting through native-language short videos and Telegram groups inside the circle.
896 users · rating 5.0 (15)
TrendLoads is a Chrome extension for Amazon Relay dispatchers: auto-refreshing load boards, filtering, one-click grabbing. The category has twenty-plus extensions in the store. This one listed in September with features similar to the established players. It took off because its builder runs a dispatch company in the US and promotes through his own Uzbek-language Instagram and Telegram groups, at half or less the price of US competitors. From November 4 to 6, users went from 601 to 896. You can copy the product; you can't get into its circle.
An Uzbek-language reel
In 2026 October 27, the Instagram account @federal_logistics (bio: "dispatch service · Semi · Box truck") posted a reel captioned with one line of Uzbek: "Trendloads.com ishlatib kuring 🫡", meaning "try Trendloads.com." By November 6 it had 320 likes and 28 comments, nearly all in Uzbek.
One commenter who says he's a driver wrote: "This site is great, I'm recommending it to drivers. You can see loads from the cab, plus auto-refresh, and it's only $10 a month. Worth it, I'm a driver myself." Someone asked if it can grab the backhaul loads like CO to CA or NM to AZ. Someone mocked: "Not long ago you told us to use LoadFetcher, now it's Trend Load 😂" (15 likes). Someone else was blunt: "Refreshes every 1 seconds, but LoadFetcher still gets loads faster. Hot loads on Trendloads only show up after they're already taken." Another English comment warned: "Use this and you'll be suspended soon."
The US phone number on this account, +1 443 232 0333, is the customer service line on trendloads.com. The developer listed in the Chrome store is Maxmud Yuldashev, with an address in Kokand, Fergana region, Uzbekistan. In other words, the company promoting it and the person building it are one: they used it internally first, then sold it to peers (inference, high confidence).
What it is
Amazon Relay is Amazon's platform for assigning loads to truck carriers. Good loads get taken within seconds, so dispatchers have to refresh by hand over and over. TrendLoads runs in Chrome, uses your already logged-in Relay account to pull load boards, and automates this manual work:
- Human-like auto-refresh, new loads at the top, filters by state, radius, rate per mile, and deadhead miles;
- One-click Post a Truck, screenshots, copy load details, route maps and toll estimates;
- Driver hours (HOS) view, weekly revenue, breakdown by driver, which dispatch companies need for reconciliation;
- Advanced features on the site: one-click or automatic grabbing, auto-bidding on auctions, AI negotiation in Amazon's built-in chat, DAT One hot-load tags, plus "Premium Loads," which uses AI and screenshot recognition to pull loads from Telegram load groups onto the board.
A companion driver-side iOS app, "Trendloads GO," was listed in August and has no ratings yet. The extension is at version 1.7.79 and still being updated as of November 5.
Where the money comes from
The extension is free to install; the dashboard is subscription-based, paid on the website. Website prices (11-06): 1 computers $9.99/month, 3 computers $24.99, 5 computers $34.99, all shown as struck-through original prices with a 5% discount and a limited-time countdown. The originals are $19.99 / $49.99 / $69.99; annual billing for 1 computers is $99. There's no limit on Chrome profiles per computer, aimed at a dispatcher running several fleet accounts at once. Add-ons: US proxy IP +$10/month, driver-side dashboard $9.99/month. 3-day free trial, no card required. Payment accepts Visa and Mastercard, plus Uzbek local cards Uzcard and Humo.
For comparison: LoadFetcher $24 / $49 per month, Rocket Pro $49/month, with a card required for trial. TrendLoads is half to three-quarters cheaper.
How many people pay is unknown. The website claims "500+ dispatchers use it" and "tracks 10k+ loads daily," both self-reported. Roughly, with 896 installs at $10 per person, even if half pay, monthly revenue is only a few thousand dollars (estimate).
Where users come from
Almost entirely inside Uzbek-speaking circles:
- The dispatch company's own Instagram: besides the reel above, the same account has posted videos like "grab hot loads with Trendloads." 10-27 posted them, and a week later users rose 49% over two days, timing that matches.
- Telegram: the t.me/trendloads support group has 134 members, plus a customer service account. The Central Asian dispatch community lives on Telegram, and the load groups are there too.
- Chrome store "related extensions": the store lists it alongside LoadFetcher, Rocket, and SwiftRelay. Its 15 reviews are all 5 stars, which stands out in a category that usually sits at 3 to 4.5 stars (whether these 15 reviews come from insiders is unverified).
- Word of mouth (inference): among small fleets and dispatch services running Amazon Relay in the US, there are many Uzbeks and other Central Asians. Behind one dispatcher are several trucks and several accounts, so one recommendation reaches a whole chain.
What I didn't find: TikTok search doesn't surface it, nobody mentioned it on X in 90 days, no media, Reddit, or SEO blogs, and no paid ads spotted. Under the reel, someone is urging the creator to "run more ads, a lot of drivers still don't know about it."
Who it's competing with
| Product | Launched | Scale (Chrome Web Store, November) | Pricing | Vs TrendLoads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LoadFetcher | 2023-07 | 20,000 users, rated 5.0 (11 ratings) | $0 / $24 / $49 a month | Category leader, US company; reviews say it refreshes faster |
| Rocket Pro | 2020-05 | 9,000 users, rated 4.06 (65 ratings) | $49/month, trial requires a card | Old player, expensive |
| Relay Auto-Refresher | 2019-11 | 4,000 users, rated 3.3 | — | Refresh only |
| SwiftRelay | 2020-07 | 1,000 users, rated 4.48 (54 ratings) | Three tiers | Gets users through English SEO blogs |
| RelayOk, RelayPilot, FlashRelay, Bolt Relay and a dozen more | 2021–2026 | Most have a few dozen to a few hundred users | — | Same refresh and auto-grab features |
| Telegram load-board groups | — | A few hundred to a few thousand members | Free | Loads are reposted by hand; TrendLoads pulls them into its own board |
| Amazon Relay official | — | — | Free | No auto-refresh, advanced filters or earnings reports. That gap is why these extensions exist |
From 11-01 to 11-06, LoadFetcher stayed at 20,000, Rocket stayed at 9,000, and the rest barely moved (daily Chrome Web Store numbers). The whole category is flat, and only TrendLoads is growing. So it isn't riding a category wave. It's pulling a specific audience away from its peers. 10-31 also just listed 365Dispatch Relay Connector, whose developer also has a Central Asian name. Expect more newcomers from this circle.
The risk is in its own selling points
'Human-like refresh' and 'US proxy IP' are, in plain terms, ways to dodge Amazon's anti-abuse systems. Amazon Relay does not welcome automated load grabbing, and people already warn under the reels that accounts get banned. If Amazon tightens up, the whole category takes the hit, and the most aggressive tools get hit first. Also, the roughly 300 jump over two days rests on just two data points. It could be a shift in how the store counts, so wait a few more days before reading much into it.
If it were you
One line: Don't build another Amazon Relay extension. What's worth copying is the playbook of 'industry insider + native-language community + half-price'. That only works if you already belong to a community like this.
Who it's for: You or your family work in a blue-collar trade where immigrants cluster, such as US trucking, rideshare, delivery, warehousing or renovation. You have an existing native-language Telegram group, WeChat group or Instagram account, and you know which web page your peers manually refresh and copy from every day.
Who it's not for: Outsiders. This channel's users trust 'recommended by one of us', and you can't buy that with cold-start ad spend. If your plan is English SEO only, you'd be competing with LoadFetcher and SwiftRelay, and you won't win.
How to do it: Find the back-office page in your industry that everyone refreshes and copies from by hand. Build a Chrome extension that automates it, and use it yourself or with people you know for a month or two. Price per computer rather than per account, at about half what peers charge. Make the trial card-free and accept local payment cards. Then turn the channels your community already uses (load groups, dispatch chats) into structured data with AI, and build that into the product.
How to get users: Post short videos in your native language on industry accounts saying 'I use this myself', and reply to comments with the link. Run a Telegram support group and handle customer service there. Have your first dispatchers and fleet owners bring in their people.
Timing window: No clear window. It depends on when platforms crack down on automation. Get in early and break even early. Don't bet on the long run.
Signs you've misread it: TrendLoads' users sit near 900 for the next two to three weeks (meaning this wave was one-off), or Relay starts banning accounts that use the extension in bulk, and 'suspended' comments pile up under the reels.
Research notes: competitor table, acquisition evidence, full research report
- Competitors
Name Where Launched Scale How it differs from this one LoadFetcher Chrome 2023-07 20,000 users, rated 5.0 (11 ratings) A US company and the largest in the category; $24 to $49/month, 2 to 5 times more expensive than it Relay Auto Booker Refresher Rocket Pro(West Wanted) Chrome 2020-05 9,000 users, rated 4.06 (65 ratings) Old player; Pro is $49/month with a card-required trial; only does refresh, auto-grab and filters Relay Auto-Refresher(hvnidea) Chrome 2019-11 4,000 users, rated 3.3 Auto-refresh only SwiftRelay Chrome 2020-07 1,000 users, rated 4.48 (54 ratings) Gets users through English SEO blogs; main pitch is auto-grabbing RGD / LODA Relay(Rolling Global) Chrome 2025-07 / 2026-05 992 / 158 users Same refresh and auto-grab tools FlashRelay, RelayOk, MSS Refresher, Bolt Relay, ATS SYNC, RelayPilot, Cardamon, Jungle Bark, Amazing Relay, EasyRelay and more Chrome 2021-2026 Most have a few dozen to a few hundred users Same refresh and auto-grab features, with no Telegram loads, DAT or driver-side tools Telegram load channels and groups (@LoadlistAmazon, @loadboardtruck and others) Other — A few hundred to a few thousand members Loads are reposted by hand; TrendLoads uses AI and OCR to pull loads from these groups onto its board Amazon Relay official board / app Big-company features — Official Free, but no auto-refresh, advanced filters, alerts or earnings reports - Where users come from
- Verified Dispatch company's own Instagram (in Uzbek): @federal_logistics 2026-10-27 posted a reel reading 'Use Trendloads.com'. Commenters ask for the link and tell them to run more ads. This account's phone number and the trendloads.com support line are both +1 443 232 0333
- Verified Telegram community: The t.me/trendloads support group has 134 members. Support is @trendloads_support
- Verified Chrome Web Store recommendations: The store lists it under 'related extensions' alongside LoadFetcher, Rocket, MSS and SwiftRelay. All 15 ratings are 5 stars
- Inferred Dispatcher word-of-mouth and migration from personal networks: Central Asians are heavily represented among US Relay dispatchers. Per-computer pricing with no limit on Chrome profiles fits a single dispatcher managing several MCs well
- Inferred Paid ads: None found. Comments asking the author to 'run more ads' suggest they may not be spending yet
TrendLoads (Chrome extension, an upgraded freight board for Amazon Relay): research report
Date: 2026-11-06 · Store page: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/trendloads/bicoggenpcinphle… · Website: trendloads.com
Bottom line
TrendLoads is an Amazon Relay refresh and auto-grab extension built by the owner of Federal Logistics, a dispatch company in Uzbekistan. It has grown on three things: distribution through Uzbek-speaking networks (the dispatch company's own Instagram account and Telegram groups), pricing well below US competitors (from $9.99/month, versus $24–$49/month for rivals), and a broader feature set (beyond the board, Telegram load OCR, DAT One, AI negotiation, driver earnings and a companion driver app). Users rose from 601 to 896 over the last two days, which lines up with 10-27, the Uzbek-language Instagram promo reel. Almost nobody outside that circle has heard of it.
1. What the product is
- A Chrome extension that runs on relay.amazon.com. It uses the Relay session already logged in within the user's browser to pull board data. Features include human-like auto-refresh, filters by state, radius, rate per mile and deadhead miles, one-click Post a Truck, screenshots, copying loads, route maps, toll estimates, an HOS (driver hours) view, weekly earnings and per-driver breakdowns, and Telegram alerts (per the store description).
- Advanced features listed on the website: Quick Book / Auto Book, auction auto-bidding, AI negotiation inside Amazon's built-in chat, DAT One hot-load tags, an 'A+ Board', and 'Premium Loads (Telegram)', which uses AI to extract loads from Telegram load groups, with screenshot OCR and contact extraction (trendloads.com).
- 定价(trendloads.com/pricing,2026-11-06 抓取):3 天免费试用、不用绑卡;Pro 1 台电脑 $9.99/月(标「原价 $19.99,5 折」),3 台 $24.99,5 台 $34.99;美国代理 IP +$10/月;司机 App 看板 $9.99/月。商店标了内购。
- Companion iOS app 'Trendloads GO' (id6789925751), listed 2026-08-07. Same developer, with 0 ratings (per the iTunes lookup).
- Developer: Maxmud Yuldashev, based in Kokand, Fergana region, Uzbekistan. Email [email protected]. Listed as an EU trader on the store page. The version is already at 1.7.79,11-05 and still being updated, so iteration is fast.
- The website support phone is +1 443 232 0333, the same number as on the Instagram account @federal_logistics ('dispatch service • Semi • Box truck', phones +998935866200 / +14432320333). This suggests the developer runs the dispatch company himself and is selling a tool he built for his own use.
2. Data
- Our chromestore library item_snap: 2026-11-04 had 601 users, and 11-06 had 896 users. The rating count stayed at 15, all 5 stars. 11-01 and 11-02 didn't capture this listing, because it came in through the 'related extensions' cards.
- 2026-09-17 first released, less than 50 days ago. The website claims 'Trusted by 500+ dispatchers' and '10,000+ loads tracked daily' (unverified).
- Same-period comparison (item_snap 11-01→11-06): LoadFetcher stayed at 20,000, Rocket Pro stayed at 9,000, Relay Auto Refresher went 797→803, and RelayOk went 229→243. The category is mostly flat. Only TrendLoads grew by nearly 300 over two days.
3. Competitors (Amazon Relay tools are a crowded small category in the Chrome Web Store)
| Product | Launched | Scale (chromestore library, November) | Pricing | How it differs from TrendLoads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LoadFetcher | 2023-07 | 20,000 users, 5.0 (11 reviews) | $0 / $24 / $49 per month; Team $45/seat (loadfetcher.com) | US company (registered in Wyoming), the largest in the category; its pricing is 2–5× theirs |
| Rocket Pro(Relay Auto Booker Refresher,West Wanted) | 2020-05 | 9,000 users, 4.06 (65 reviews) | Free refresh; Pro $49/month, 7-day trial requires a card (rocketrelaybooker.com) | Old-timer with mediocre ratings; requires a card, expensive |
| Relay Auto-Refresher(hvnidea) | 2019-11 | 4,000,3.3 ratings | — | Refresh only |
| Datatruck extension | 2023-03 | 3,000 | — | A side plugin of a TMS |
| SwiftRelay | 2020-07 | 1,000,4.48 (54 reviews) | Tiers: Lite / Pro / Enterprise | Focused on automated load grabbing, runs an SEO blog |
| RGD / LODA Relay(Rolling Global) | 2025-07 / 2026-05 | 992 / 158 | — | Same developer, two extensions |
| Relay Auto Refresher, Rocket Post Truck Manager, FlashRelay, RelayOk, MSS Refresher, Bolt Relay, ATS SYNC, RelayPilot, Ninja, Turbo, Cardamon, Jungle Bark, Amazing Relay, EasyRelay, and more | 2021–2026 | Most have a few dozen to a few hundred users | — | A crowd of similar refresh / auto-grab tools |
| 365Dispatch Relay Connector | 2026-10-31 | 0 | In-app purchases | Developer Sukhrob Kholikov (also a Central Asian name), a connector for dispatch SaaS |
| Amazon Relay official board / app | — | Official | Free | No auto-refresh, advanced filters, or earnings reports, which is exactly why these plugins exist |
There's also a non-extension rival: Telegram load-board channels and groups (e.g. @LoadlistAmazon, @loadboardtruck with 921 members; see tgstat / tgboard). TrendLoads uses AI to extract the load listings from these groups and puts them on its board, turning the rivals into its own supply.
4. Growth tactics (evidence)
- The dispatch company's own Instagram promotes it in Uzbek (confirmed): @federal_logistics posted a reel in 2026-10-27, "Trendloads.com ishlatib kuring 🫡" ("Try Trendloads.com"). The comments are all Uzbek-speaking drivers and dispatchers: asking for the link ("Akam linkini share qvorin"), asking whether it covers a particular route, and urging the poster "koproq reklama qiling kop driverlar bilmas ekan" ("advertise more, lots of drivers don't know yet"). The same account also has videos like "Grab hot loads with Trendloads" and "Amazon AI NEW" (Jina search summary).
- Telegram community (confirmed): The t.me/trendloads support group has 134 members (86 online); support contact @trendloads_support. The target is the Central Asian dispatch circle that lives on Telegram.
- Dispatcher word of mouth / migration of existing customers (inference): Central Asians, Uzbeks included, make up a large share of US Amazon Relay small fleets and dispatch services. One dispatcher running several Chrome profiles for several MC numbers can bring in several trucks by recommendation. Pricing by number of computers with unlimited profiles fits exactly this usage.
- Store exposure (confirmed): The store's "related extensions" section lists it alongside LoadFetcher, Rocket, MSS, and SwiftRelay. 15 ratings, all 5 stars, stand out in a category where ratings typically run 3–4.5. Whether the 15 5-star ratings are from acquaintances has not been verified.
- Not found: No relevant TikTok videos for "trendloads" (TikHub); nothing on X (x-radar, 90 posts in 0 days); no media coverage, HN, or Reddit discussion; no SEO blog.
5. Why it took off
- It targets a small but essential need where people can afford to pay: Good loads on Amazon Relay are grabbed within seconds, and dispatchers manually refresh hundreds of times (the official site's "The Problem" section). A single load can be worth hundreds to thousands of dollars, so $10/month meets almost no resistance.
- Priced at 1/5–1/2 of competitors: $9.99 against LoadFetcher's $24/$49 and Rocket's $49. A 3-day trial with no card converts well in the price-sensitive Central Asian dispatch circle.
- The founder is an insider: Runs a dispatch company, has an existing Instagram audience and Telegram relationships, so cold start costs nothing. Features are "built by dispatchers for dispatchers": weekly earnings, per-driver breakdowns, and HOS are things dispatch companies need for daily reconciliation.
- Broader features, stacked into one platform: Board enhancements + auto-grabbing + auction bidding + AI negotiation + DAT One + OCR of Telegram loads + a driver app. Most rivals only do refresh and grabbing.
- Timing: After the 10-27 Instagram promotion, users rose from 11-04 to 11-06 over two days, about 49% (chromestore library), consistent with content driving installs.
6. Differentiation, and is that why it took off?
The differentiation has three layers: (1) Distribution and language: Uzbek content, a Telegram community, plus the backing of a dispatch company; US rivals do English SEO and YouTube. (2) Price: priced per computer with unlimited profiles, starting at $9.99. (3) Breadth of features: absorbs the Telegram load groups, DAT One, and the driver side, going from a "refresh plugin" to a "dispatcher workstation." It works mainly because of (1) and (2): the features overlap heavily with rivals, but the acquisition channel is a personal network rivals can't get into. (3) This makes it easier to retain users and to charge more (proxy IPs and the driver app are paid add-ons).
7. How visible it is
Still barely known: No public revenue (TrustMRR and others show nothing; the official domain isn't in the indie library, not separately verified), no coverage from media or big X accounts; it circulates only through Instagram and Telegram within the Uzbek dispatch circle.
8. Copycats
No one found copying it directly. However, several similar tools have recently appeared in the same circle, such as 365Dispatch Relay Connector (listed on 2026-10-31), RelayPilot (2026-02), and LODA Relay (2026-05), showing people keep entering this category.
9. Risks and unknowns
- Platform risk: Amazon Relay generally prohibits automated load grabbing, and accounts can be banned. Comments under the reel already warn "using this will get you suspended soon." The product sells "US proxy IPs" and "human-like refresh," which itself signals it has to evade risk controls. If Amazon tightens enforcement, the whole category gets hurt.
- How many of 896 users pay is unknown; "500+ dispatchers" is self-reported.
- The source of the 15 all-5-star ratings is unverified.
- Whether the 300 two-day jump is a store statistics quirk needs a few more days of data to confirm.
10. What others can borrow
- Find a blue-collar B2B trade where overseas Chinese or a specific diaspora is heavily concentrated (US truck dispatching, where Central Asian workers cluster, is one example). Distribute through native-language channels plus Telegram and Instagram contacts, targeting users that English-language tools don't reach.
- Start as an internal tool for your own company, then sell cheaply by "number of computers" to peers; raise average revenue per user with add-ons (proxy IPs, driver side).
- Use AI to turn the rival's channel (Telegram load groups) into structured data and fold it into your own product.
Sources
- Chrome Web Store listing page (Jina scrape, 2026-11-06)
- trendloads.com, trendloads.com/pricing (2026-11-06)
- Instagram reel www.instagram.com/reel/DfAKp9IolNm/(@federal_logistics,2026-10-27)
- t.me/trendloads (134 members)
- iTunes lookup id6789925751
- rocketrelaybooker.com/pricing, loadfetcher.com
- chromestore library item / item_snap (2026-11-01 to 11-06)
- x-radar search for "trendloads": 0 posts; TikHub TikTok search: no results