Launching your trucking company is a rush—authority approved, first loads booked, wheels finally turning. Then reality hits: most brokers pay […]

Launching a trucking business is equal parts hustle and math. The trucks and loads are visible—the money flows and costs

Waiting on money is expensive. It costs you loads you can’t take, late fees you didn’t plan on, and stress

Cash flow gets bumpy when you’re small: a breakdown here, a slow-pay there, and suddenly payroll and fuel feel tight.

Freight factoring has a reputation—some earned, much of it not. If you’re launching your first trucking company, you’ll hear opinions

If you’re comparing factoring offers, you’ve probably seen numbers from 1.5% to 4% and a handful of fees you’ve never

For small fleets, fuel is the biggest variable expense—and your largest lever for profit. The right fuel card doesn’t just

When you’re new and cash is tight, the clock between delivery and deposit can make or break your week. Two