What does a business plan for a trucking company cost?
$720 for a lender-format trucking plan with three-year projections.
Trucking plans are read by people who know the per-mile economics better than you do, so the plan is built around rate per mile and deadhead rather than around ambition.
What goes in a trucking plan
- Revenue per loaded mile against total miles, with the deadhead percentage stated rather than assumed away.
- Fuel, insurance, maintenance reserve and driver pay modelled per mile, which is how a lender in this sector reads it.
- Authority, compliance and insurance costs in the first-year figures, since they land before the first load does.
- Truck financing separated from working capital, because the two are underwritten differently.
What the price includes
- Full written plan: summary, market, operations, marketing, and risks
- Three-year financial projections as a spreadsheet you can edit
- Formatted for lender and grant submissions
- Two revision rounds included
Turnaround: 10-14 business days
We write the plan you describe. We do not certify figures, and no plan guarantees any lender or investor will say yes.
What this costs elsewhere
The going rate we measured for this work is $900. Ours is $720, so you keep $180. Every price on this site is published rather than quoted after a discovery call, and it is the same number for everybody.
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