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Compare lease-on carriers before you sign.

Pay percentage, trailer requirements, home time, fuel discounts, insurance, benefits, and regions — side by side. Then run the numbers through the lease-on profit calculator to see what actually lands in your pocket after the carrier takes its cut.

Verify before you sign — pay percentages, fuel discounts, and lease terms below were researched from carrier program pages and recent filings, but these change often and can vary by division, region, and individual negotiation. Confirm current numbers directly with a recruiter before making any decision.
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Lease-On Profit Calculator

What you actually keep after the carrier's cut

A high pay percentage means nothing until you subtract the truck, the insurance, the fuel, and every settlement deduction. Enter your weekly numbers — or tap "Estimate profit" on any carrier above to pull its pay percentage in — and see your real weekly, monthly, and annual take-home, plus net per mile.

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"Other" catches trailer rental, ELD/admin fees, permits, IFTA, and factoring — the line items that quietly eat a settlement.

Your weekly take-home
$2,150
Your gross (after % split)$4,550
Total weekly expenses$2,800
Net per mile$0.86
Monthly (×4.33)$9,310
Annual (50 wks)$107,500