Freight Factoring for Owner-Operators
At one truck, the monthly minimum and the fuel card are worth more than a quarter point on the rate.
Owner-operator factoring is priced like small-fleet factoring but experienced very differently. Around 8 to 12 loads a month, fixed fees dominate percentage fees.
What actually matters at one truck
- No monthly minimum. The single highest-impact term. A minimum you miss in a slow month can exceed the factoring cost itself.
- Per-transfer fees. At 10 invoices a month, a per-transfer wire fee is a real percentage of your margin.
- Fuel card value. Discounts on a bundled fuel card frequently exceed the difference between two factors' rates. Price the whole package.
- Same-day funding, and whether it costs extra. Advertised speed is sometimes a surcharge.
- Broker credit checks. One unpaid load can wipe out a quarter of factoring savings.
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Fuel advances
A fuel advance pays you part of the load value before delivery, for a fee. It solves a genuine problem — fuel before you are paid — at a cost that is high when annualised. Use it as an occasional tool, not a standing habit; if you need one on most loads, the underlying issue is working capital, not payment timing.
The three expensive mistakes
- Signing a 12-month agreement to get a headline rate. The rate is worth less than the flexibility at this scale.
- Not reading the termination notice window. Miss a 60-day window and the agreement renews for a full term.
- Comparing rate only. Model a full month including minimums, transfer fees and fuel card value.
How to read the blanks on this site
Every populated figure on this site was read from the company's own published pages, with the source and date attached. Where a cell says Not published, the company does not put that term in writing on its site — and in a market where the contract matters more than the headline rate, what a factor declines to publish is often the more useful signal. We never fill a gap with an estimate.
| Company | Advertised rate | Also publishes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| RTS Financialrtsinc.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| OTR Solutionsotrsolutions.com | Not published | Non-recourse · Operator-reported 4.75% | Sourced |
| Apex Capitalapexcapitalcorp.com | Not published | Non-recourse options · No long-term contracts · Minimum: None (no volume minimums) | Sourced |
| Bobtailbobtail.com | Negotiable, max 3.24% | No long-term commitment (first 90 days) | Sourced |
| eCapitalecapital.com | 1%–5% or more (own published range) | Recourse and non-recourse | Sourced |
| Thunder Fundingthunderfunding.com | Not published | Non-recourse offered | Sourced |
| Triumph Business Capitaltriumphpay.com | Not published | Nothing published | Sourced |
| TBS Factoringtbsfactoring.com | Not published | Non-recourse offered | Sourced |
| TAFStafs.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| Denimdenim.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| HaulPaycomfreight.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| WEX Fleet Onewexinc.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| Porter Freight Fundingporterfreightfunding.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| American Receivableamericanreceivable.com | From 0.8% | Advance Up to 95% · Recourse and non-recourse · No long-term contracts · Minimum: None (no monthly minimums or maximums) | Sourced |
| AltLinealtline.sobanco.com | Not published | Recourse and non-recourse | Sourced |
| Quickpay Fundingquickpayfunding.com | Not published | Advance 80%–98% · Minimum: None (no monthly or volume minimums) | Sourced |
| Outgo (DAT)dat.com | Not published | Minimum: None — no minimums, no reserves, no sign-up costs | Sourced |
| Riviera Financerivierafinance.com | Not published | Non-recourse (full-service) | Sourced |
| Single Point Capitalsinglepointcapital.com | Not published | Recourse and non-recourse | Sourced |
| England Logisticsenglandlogistics.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| Summar Financialsummar.com | Not published | Non-recourse + credit guarantee (“Summar Shield”) | Sourced |
| 1st Commercial Credit1stcommercialcredit.com | 0.69%–1.59% | Nothing published | Sourced |
| Interstate Capitalinterstatecapital.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| Tetra Capitaltetracapital.com | Not published | No long-term contracts | Sourced |
| OTR Capitalotrcapital.com | Not published | Non-recourse (“true non-recourse”) | Sourced |
| Compass Funding Solutionscompassfunding.com | Not published | Nothing published | Publishes nothing |
| Integrity Factoringintegrityfactoring.com | Low flat rate (figure not published) | Nothing published | Sourced |
| Phoenix Capital Groupphoenixcapitalgroup.com | Not published | Non-recourse · Operator-reported 1.0% | Sourced |
19 of 28 companies publish at least one verifiable term. Everything shown was read from the company's own pages on 2026-07-29 — hover a Sourced tag for the exact page. “Publishes nothing” means exactly that: the company puts no rate, advance, recourse or contract term in writing publicly. In this market that is the norm rather than the exception, and it is the reason a comparison table cannot pick your factor on its own. How collection works →