Funding for Transportation & Trucking

Finance new rigs, cover fuel and maintenance, and use factoring to get paid the moment a load is delivered.

The challenges

What transportation and trucking businesses are up against.

In trucking, you pay for fuel and drivers today but wait weeks for the freight invoice to clear.

Slow freight payments

Brokers and shippers often pay on net-30 or longer, while fuel and payroll are due now.

High fuel & operating costs

Fuel, insurance, and maintenance consume cash daily, regardless of when loads pay.

Expensive equipment

Tractors and trailers are major investments, and downtime from a breakdown costs revenue.

Scaling the fleet

Adding trucks and drivers to grow requires capital ahead of the new revenue.

By the numbers

How we put capital to work.

$2M
Equipment funding
24hr
Factoring payout
90%
Of load invoiced
6+ mo
Time in business

Common uses of funding in transportation and trucking

  • Getting paid same-day on delivered loads
  • Financing new tractors and trailers
  • Covering fuel and maintenance between settlements
  • Adding trucks and drivers to grow
  • Bridging net-30 broker payment terms
  • Handling unexpected repairs and downtime
In their words

Trusted by businesses like yours.

Factoring with Green Coast means I'm paid the day a load is delivered, not 45 days later. That cash flow let me add two trucks last year without ever sweating fuel or payroll.

Tyrone Jackson
Owner-Operator, TJ Freight Lines
Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Trucking companies are a classic fit for factoring and equipment financing. Even newer carriers can qualify when their brokers and shippers are creditworthy.

  • 6+ months in businessA short operating history is enough for most of our products.
  • $15,000+ monthly revenueConsistent revenue shows capacity to repay.
  • 500+ credit scoreWe work with a wide range — stronger scores unlock better rates.

Keep the fleet rolling.

Get paid faster and finance the rigs that grow your business. Apply in five minutes with no hard credit check.