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Is this load worth it?

Enter the load and your costs. You'll get a grade, your profit after fuel and costs, your break-even, and the rate to counter with.

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All-in rate/mile–
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Fuel for this load–
Break-even–

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Common questions

What's a good rate per mile?

It depends on your costs. A good rate is one that covers your all-in cost per mile and leaves the profit you want. Use the cost per mile calculator to find your number.

Should I include deadhead miles?

Yes. You pay for fuel and wear on every mile, so compare the load's pay against all miles, loaded and empty.

How is the grade figured?

A means the load meets your target profit per mile. B and C fall short, D barely makes money, and F loses money after fuel and your costs.

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