NET PER MILE

What does a mile actually cost you?

About two minutes, and no signup. Your figures are worked out on your own phone and the raw numbers are never sent anywhere. The page records which step you reached and the band your cost per mile falls in — never the exact figure. What's recorded.

Fixed — what the truck costs parked
Variable — what a mile costs rolling
Total cost per mile
$0.00
Break-even per loaded mile
$0.00
Fixed cost per mile—
Fuel per mile—
Maintenance, tires, tolls—
Your pay—
Annual fixed cost—
What a parked day costs you—

Now test a load against your number.

A broker just offered you something. Put it in.

This load actually pays you
$0.00
Your net per mile on it
$0.00
What the broker calls it—
Miles you actually run—
What those miles cost you—
Left in your pocket—

Want the weekly rate math?

One email a week: what freight is actually paying against what it costs to haul, and the deadlines nobody reminds you about. No pitch in most of them.

Your numbers come with it so I know what kind of operation to write for. Unsubscribe any time; I don't sell the list.

Get the workbook that tracks this every load — $97

See a real worked month first — 21 loads, $12,090 gross, and what was actually left. Every figure on it comes out of the workbook itself.

This works out the number once. The workbook keeps it current, scores every load against it, and builds your IFTA quarter and deductions while you're at it.