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Factoring Rates Calculator

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Factoring Rates Calculator

Enter your monthly invoice volume — see what you'd pay across the major trucking factoring providers. Numbers update as you type.

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15 loads per month

Estimated factoring costs

ProviderTypical ratePer monthPer yearPer load
Outgo (by DAT) ⭐

Owner-operators, new authority

Flat fee ~2.0%$600$7,200$40
OTR Solutions

New authority

2.0-3.5%$840$10,080$56
Apex Capital

Established 2-25 trucks

1.5-3.5%$750$9,000$50
RTS Financial

Mid-size fleets

1.0-4.0%$780$9,360$52
Triumph Business Capital

Mid + oilfield

1.0-5.0%$900$10,800$60
eCapital

Mid + large fleets

1.0-4.0%$750$9,000$50

Estimates use mid-range typical rates. Actual rates vary by carrier credit, contract length, and monthly volume. Higher volume usually unlocks better rates. Confirm directly with each provider.

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Based on your inputs, Outgo's flat-fee model typically saves owner-operators in your volume range $200–$800 per month vs percentage factoring. Sign up free below — no credit card.

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What this calculator doesn't include (read this)

The advertised factoring rate isn't always your final cost. Watch for:

  • ACH/wire fees — $5-25 per transfer (some charge per invoice)
  • Monthly minimum — some providers charge a floor even if you submit no invoices
  • Reserve clawbacks — your "advance" might be 90% with 8% held in reserve
  • Fuel-card markups — some bundles include fuel cards with hidden margin
  • Early-termination fees — leaving a 1-2 year contract early can cost 1-3 months of fees. If this is a concern, see our guide to no-contract trucking factoring options.
  • Bad-debt / non-recourse premiums — adds 0.5-1.5% over recourse

Flat-fee programs like Outgo eliminate most of these surprises by quoting a single transparent rate per invoice. Always read the contract before signing. Once you are factoring, pairing with the right trucking bookkeeping softwarekeeps your P&L reconciled automatically.

✓ Factoring usually pays off if...

  • You run 1-4 trucks
  • You don't have 60+ days of cash reserves
  • Brokers pay net 30-60 days
  • You skip loads when waiting on payment
  • Your alternative is a credit card at 18-25% APR

⚠ Probably skip factoring if...

  • You have 60+ days of cash reserves
  • You only run for 1-2 brokers paying quick-pay 1.5%
  • You're below $5K/month revenue
  • You can access a bank credit line at 2% or less
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Published: 2026-05-07Last reviewed: 2026-05-07Editorial standardsSubmit corrections