Oversize permits filed by AI, approved by you.
An AI agent logs into the state or provincial portal, fills out the permit, and pays the fee the second it's approved — 50 US states, 13 Canadian provinces, first one free.
No credit card. Free to start. Replaces ProMiles & Comdata.
Compliance
CSA 82Carriers running 10-50 trucks burn about $50,000 a year on permits that should be a 15-minute, $50 job.
Every state and province has its own portal, its own login, its own fee schedule — so oversize loads either sit waiting on someone to fill out forms, or you're paying $200+ a month plus ~$75 a permit to a broker who fills out the same forms for you.
What it does
Oversize and state permits, filed by an AI agent.
An AI agent fills the portal for you
Feed it the load and the route — it logs into the state or provincial site, fills every field, and hands you the permit to approve.
50 states, 13 provinces, one place
No separate logins for every DOT site or provincial portal — one dashboard for every jurisdiction you run.
State fees paid automatically
FleetKit pays the government the moment the permit's approved, using a virtual card issued for that exact fee — no waiting on a reimbursement.
A real person when you need one
Human backup is there for the permits that don't fit a form — support available in Punjabi and Hindi too.
per permit, pay-as-you-go — down from $200+/mo plus ~$75/permit with ProMiles or Comdata
FleetKit vs ProMiles
Same job. A fraction of the price.
Better with the rest of the yard.
Every tool writes to the same backend — so Permitsisn't an island.
Permits questions, answered.
How does the AI actually file a permit?+
It's a browser agent — it logs into the actual state or provincial permit portal, fills in your load and route details, and submits it, with a human backing it up if anything looks off.
What does it cost after the first free permit?+
About $50 a permit, pay-as-you-go — or a monthly tier if you're running enough permits that flat pricing makes more sense.
Do you cover Canadian provinces?+
Yes — 13 Canadian provinces alongside all 50 US states, so a cross-border oversize load doesn't need two different tools.
Run Permits this week.
Free to start. No contract, no hardware lock-in. Your data leaves with you.