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Business Funding for Trucking

The most common business funding options for trucking are equipment financing, invoice factoring, merchant cash advance and business line of credit. Freight factoring and truck financing are the backbone of trucking finance; MCAs help with emergency repairs.

Last updated October 23, 2026

Typical funding needs for trucking

  • Truck and trailer purchases
  • Fuel and repairs
  • Insurance down payments
  • Waiting on broker payments

Funding options compared

Comparison of business funding options (industry estimates)
OptionAmountTermTypical costSpeedCredit
Equipment Financing$5k – $5M2 – 7 years6% – 30% APR1 – 10 days600+
Invoice Factoring$10k – $10MPer invoice (30–90 days)1% – 5% per 30 days1 – 3 daysCustomer credit matters most
Merchant Cash Advance$5k – $500k+3 – 18 months1.10 – 1.50 factor24 – 72 hours500+ often accepted
Business Line of Credit$10k – $500kRevolving; draws 6–24 mo10% – 60% APR1 – 7 days600 – 680+

Typical requirements

  • 6–24 months in business depending on product
  • $10k+ in monthly revenue for revenue-based options
  • 3–4 months of business bank statements
  • 580–680+ credit depending on product

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