Trucking and logistics funding for fleets and owner-operators
Truck and trailer financing, freight factoring, and working capital for fuel and repairs.
How trucking and logistics businesses use financing
Freight pays in 30 to 60 days; fuel, drivers and repairs are paid today. Factoring is the industry standard for that reason, and equipment financing is how fleets grow a truck at a time.
Both are common here, along with working capital for repairs and slow weeks, and owner-operators are treated as the businesses they are.
Common financing needs
Add or replace trucks
New and used tractors and trailers financed with the vehicle as collateral.
Get paid on delivery
Freight factoring advances most of the invoice the day the load delivers.
Repairs and downtime
Fast working capital so a breakdown does not park the truck for a month.
Capital Ally
Financing options for trucking and logistics businesses.
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