Cash flow challenges every trucking company faces
Slow-paying invoices
Net-30 to net-90 payment terms leave carriers covering weeks of costs out of pocket.
Fuel price spikes
Diesel prices can jump quickly, eating into margins on loads that were already booked.
Unexpected repairs and downtime
A single engine or transmission repair can cost tens of thousands and stop a truck from earning.
Common uses of trucking company funding
- Truck repairs and maintenance
- Fuel costs
- Insurance premiums and down payments
- Down payment on additional trucks or trailers
- Driver payroll
- IFTA, IRP and registration fees
Why merchant cash advances fit Trucking
Owner-operators and small fleets often have strong revenue but struggle to qualify for bank loans. A merchant cash advance focuses on deposits into your business bank account, so steady freight revenue can support fast funding.
Example: A 5-truck carrier depositing about $120,000 a month has $70,000 in outstanding invoices and needs $35,000 for a major engine repair and insurance renewal. A short-term advance can cover both while invoices are collected. (Illustrative example only; actual offers depend on underwriting.)
Requirements for trucking company funding
- 12+ months in business
- About $10K+ in monthly deposits
- Last 4 months of business bank statements
- All credit scores considered
Learn more about how a merchant cash advance works or check the full requirements.
How to apply
- Complete our online application (about 5 minutes).
- Upload your last 4 months of business bank statements.
- Our funding partner reviews your application and contacts you with options — funding can happen within 24 hours of approval.