Dispatch
Coordinating loads, brokers, documentation and day-to-day dispatch activities.
Owner Operators / MC Lease
Independence backed by a clear structure.
Explore MC lease terms and the services that can support your owner-operator business.
BEFORE ENTERING AN MC LEASE
OPERATING CHECKLIST IFS / OWNER OPERATORS
01
Discuss your equipment Truck type, lane preferences & availability
02
Review the agreement Responsibilities, services & payout terms
03
ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU COMMIT ↗Confirm insurance separately Costs depend on driver history and coverage
MC lease model
An 80 / 20 structure, explained.
The requested split is shown below. Your written agreement should confirm the revenue basis, expenses, and payment timing.
80% OWNER OPERATOR
20% PROGRAM ALLOCATION
For eligible owner operators
Keep 80%. Allocate 20%.
Under the proposed MC lease structure, 80% is allocated to the owner operator and 20% is allocated across dispatch, factoring, and the MC/DOT owner.
Discuss eligibility and contract terms ↗Factoring
Factoring allocation within the supplied program split; confirm service and payment details.
MC & DOT Owner
Allocation for the MC/DOT owner within the program arrangement.
Insurance is separate.
Insurance is not included in the 80/20 split. Your insurance cost is charged separately and will depend on factors including your driving history. Final terms, responsibilities and eligibility should be reviewed in writing.
Owner operator onboarding
A clear start matters.
Connect with our team before entering any MC lease arrangement.
01 / CONTACT
Share your details
Tell us your truck, operating experience and current situation.
02 / REVIEW
Discuss eligibility
Review documentation, operating expectations and insurance needs.
03 / TERMS
Confirm the agreement
Understand the 80/20 breakdown and payment calculations in writing.
04 / OPERATE
Coordinate next moves
Begin the agreed dispatch workflow after onboarding is complete.
Start a conversation
Ask about MC leasing ↗Considering an MC lease?
Contact the team to review the split, separate insurance costs and eligibility before making a commitment.