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Courier and delivery operations run on speed, reliability, and a fleet that doesn’t break down. Between vehicle maintenance, fuel costs, and the working capital to scale when a new client comes on — couriers need funding as fast as their service.

Soft credit pull only — your CDL business credit stays clean
Weekly deposits and load history drive approval, not founder FICO alone
70+ lenders specializing in fleet finance compete for your business
Funded fast enough to keep trucks rolling and brokers paid
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Revenue-First Approval$10K+ Monthly Deposits6+ Months OperatingSoft-Pull Pre-QualOwner-Operators Welcome

This Is Why You're Here

Why Courier / Deliverys Come to Us Instead of Their Bank

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A medical lab wants you to handle all specimen deliveries — 40 stops/day. You need 2 more cargo vans ($35K each) and a driver before the contract starts in 3 weeks.

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Your primary delivery van needs a new engine — $6K. You make 25 deliveries/day in that van. Renting a replacement costs $200/day while it’s down.

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A pharmaceutical company offered you a dedicated route worth $8K/month. Setup costs include a temperature-controlled van ($42K), GPS tracking ($2K), and compliance certifications ($3K).

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Your primary delivery van's transmission failed — $5,400 repair on a 2020 Transit. It handles 25 stops/day for a pharmacy client. Every day it's down you're paying a rental at $185/day and risking the contract.

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A law firm needs same-day document delivery across 4 counties — $8K/month guaranteed. You need a second driver ($3,800/month), a dedicated van ($26K), and a $2,200 GPS tracking system before they'll finalize the agreement.

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Medical lab contract required 2 more cargo vans and a driver in 3 weeks. Basecamp financed $70K in vans with great terms. We hit 40 stops/day on time. That contract doubled our revenue.

Priya K., Medical Courier Owner, Atlanta, GA

Courier / Delivery Financing

Get Your Courier / Delivery Business Funded in 60 Seconds

Slide the calculator to see your estimated approval range. Then answer 3 quick questions to lock it in. No documents needed. Soft-pull pre-qual.

Estimated approval range appears instantly — weekly deposits do the talking
Auto-advances — three questions about your operation
Soft credit pull only — authority credit and personal FICO stay clean
Real specialist who funds trucking daily reviews your file within the hour
No obligation — see structures, choose what fits the lane, or pass
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$10K$75K/mo$2M+

Estimated Approval Range

$75K$113K

Based on 100-150% of monthly revenue

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Built for Your Business

Why Courier / Delivery Businesses Choose Basecamp

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Medical Contracts Require Vehicles Yesterday

A lab offers you 40 stops/day but needs you operational in 3 weeks. That means 2 cargo vans purchased, insured, and on the road in 21 days. Banks can't move that fast. We can.

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Temperature-Controlled Vans Cost Double

A pharma delivery route needs a $42K temperature-controlled van with GPS and compliance certs. That's not a standard vehicle purchase — and banks don't know how to underwrite it. Our lenders do.

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One Van Down Means Missed Deliveries

Your primary van handles 25 deliveries a day. A $6K engine repair puts it out for a week while you rent at $200/day. We fund repairs in 24 hours so your delivery rate stays intact.

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Each New Contract Needs Capital Before Revenue

You grow one client at a time. But every new contract means vans, drivers, insurance, and uniforms — all before the first invoice. We fund the gap between winning the contract and getting paid.

Bobby's Take

Bobby's Playbook for Courier / Delivery

Most courier and last-mile delivery operators walking into a bank for $40K in sprinter vans have only ever seen one type of underwriting — the kind built for a personal commuter loan. Banks evaluate courier and delivery loans like they're consumer auto loans, then wonder why a contracted route with weekly settlements and per-stop pricing doesn't fit their model. Here's what specialist courier lenders actually look at — and how to position your transaction so the right specialists see it first.

Three things determine whether a courier and delivery transaction closes: weekly settlement consistency from your contracting carrier, route density, and whether your driver-retention metrics support adding capacity. Not your personal FICO. Not whether you have W-2 history. Specialist courier lenders care about whether your weekly contracted settlements support a $700-$1,100/month per-van payment — and whether you can keep drivers seated through the ramp without losing routes back to the carrier.

The biggest mistake courier and delivery operators make: applying without separating contracted-route revenue from on-demand or spot deliveries. Lenders see blended deposits and underwrite to the on-demand variability. The fix: include a one-page contract summary showing weekly base settlement and route-count history. Specialist couriers lenders price contracted work as low-risk recurring revenue. Generalist lenders treat all delivery income the same.

$3.5K-$6K/route/mo

per-route revenue forfeited without dispatch capacity

Where this gets interesting at scale: a courier and delivery operator going from 3 vans to 8 doesn't need ONE loan. They need equipment loans for the new vans + a working capital line for driver payroll and fuel during the ramp + sometimes a small SBA microloan for a parking yard or dispatch software. Three products, three lenders, one application — that's how single-route couriers scale to multi-route DSP operations without dropping a single same-day commitment.

The courier and delivery operators who scale fastest aren't the ones who waited for the carrier to offer them an extra route. They're the ones who had vans ready when an extra route opened mid-quarter. Turning down an offered route because you don't have capacity is $3,500-$6,000 a month per route. Run the numbers in 60 seconds — see what 70+ specialist lenders will offer your courier and delivery business this week.

💡Bottom line:

Couriers don't lose routes to better operators. They lose routes to operators who had vans on the lot the day a carrier offered them — because carriers reassign within the week.

Bobby Friel, Basecamp Funding Founder

Bobby Friel

Founder, Basecamp Funding

What You're Up Against

The Real Challenges Courier / Deliverys Face

ChallengeWhat It Looks LikeFunding SolutionAmountSpeed
EV delivery van transitionConverting fleet to electric for corporate contractsEquipment Financing$150K–$500K5–10 days
Route acquisitionBuying established FedEx Ground or UPS routesCapital Stack (revenue-based term + equipment + working capital)$100K–$500K21–30 days
Seasonal driver hiringPeak season needs 15 contract drivers and uniformsWorking Capital$20K–$60K1–3 days
Insurance per-vehicle spikeAdding 10 vehicles means $4K/vehicle in commercial insuranceWorking Capital$25K–$50K1–3 days
Warehouse sorting hubLease and equipment for central sorting facilityWorking Capital or LOC$30K–$80K1–5 days

Pricing Transparency

What Courier / Delivery Funding Actually Costs

ProductAmountTermBest ForFunding SpeedTypical Structure
Truck & Trailer Financing$10K-$10M3-7yrSemis, reefers, flatbeds, gooseneck trailers, day cabs3-7 daysEquipment serves as collateral, low down payment
Working Capital for Trucking$10K-$2M3-18moFuel, insurance, repairs, lumper fees, payroll1-3 daysOften unsecured, daily/weekly ACH
Business Line of Credit$10K-$2MRevolvingRecurring fuel, maintenance, seasonal load swings1-5 daysPG common, draw as needed
Invoice Factoring (or LOC alternative)$10K-$10MPer loadSlow-paying brokers, net-30/45/60 freight billsSame dayLoads secure the line, no PG typical
SBA 7(a) for Authority Expansion$50K-$5M10-25yrTruck purchase package, terminal real estate, fleet growth30-60 daysPG required, lowest rates, longest terms

Rates and terms depend on credit, revenue, time in business, and lender. Every business is unique — see what 70+ lenders will offer you in 60 seconds. Soft-pull pre-qual.

These are industry averages. Your actual rate depends on your revenue, credit profile, and time in business — it could be lower. Run your specific numbers in 30 seconds.

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Tax Strategy

Section 179 Breakdown for Courier / Deliverys

EquipmentCostTax RateDeductionTax SavingsNet Cost
EV delivery vans (x3)$180,00040%$180,000$72,000$108,000
Cargo vans (x5)$200,00040%$200,000$80,000$120,000
Routing/dispatch system$22,00035%$22,000$7,700$14,300

Finance the equipment. Keep your cash. Take the deduction. Your cargo vans (x5) costs $120,000 after taxes and you never touched your reserves.

Bobby Friel, Basecamp Funding Founder

Bobby Friel

Founder, Basecamp Funding

How It Works

From Application to Funded in 5 Steps

No paperwork avalanche. No bank lobby. No guessing.

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60-Second Intake

Tell us about your operation, truck count, and monthly deposits. No load history upload yet.

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Soft Credit Screen

We screen options with no impact on your FICO or your authority's commercial credit.

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Trucking-Specialty Lenders Compete

70+ lenders who fund OTR, owner-operators, hotshot, and fleets review your file in parallel.

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One Specialist, Multiple Term Sheets

Your funding specialist walks through equipment finance, working capital, and factoring alternatives.

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Choose Your Offer, Sign, Get Funded

E-signature. Funds hit in time to fuel up, repair the rig, or onboard the next truck.

Courier / Delivery Capital Uses

What Courier / Delivery Businesses Use Funding For

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Truck & Trailer Purchase

Semis, reefers, flatbeds, box trucks, trailers. Finance your next unit without a massive down payment.

Fuel & Operating Costs

Diesel, DEF, tolls, permits, lumper fees. Bridge the gap between delivery and payment.

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Fleet Expansion

Add trucks, hire drivers, take on bigger contracts. Scale without draining your reserves.

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Maintenance & Repairs

Engine rebuilds, tires, DOT inspections, breakdowns. Keep your trucks on the road, not in the shop.

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Insurance & Permits

Liability, cargo, physical damage, MC authority, IFTA. Cover the costs that never stop.

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Driver Hiring & Payroll

CDL drivers, owner-operator settlements, office staff. Fund payroll while you wait on broker payments.

Full Transparency

What Kills Your Qualification (And What Doesn't)

Most lenders won't tell you this upfront. We will.

✅ These Won't Stop You

Credit is one factor — revenue and cash flow drive most approvals
Owner-operator with a single truck
Seasonal or cyclical freight volume
Existing equipment loans or leases
Currently using freight factoring
No collateral beyond your trucks
Prior bank denial for financing
Independent contractor / 1099 income history

These Can Be Deal-Breakers

Less than $10,000/month in bank deposits
Less than 6 months in operation
No business checking account
Active (undischarged) bankruptcy
Negative average daily bank balance
Heavy NSF/overdraft activity on statements
Revoked MC authority or out-of-service orders
Undisclosed existing positions or defaults

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Don't Wait Until You Need Funding to Get Funded

Brokers pay net-30/45/60. Fuel is COD. Insurance is monthly. The operators who scale pre-qualified BEFORE the broker payment stretched to net-60. By the time you're scrambling for fuel money, your numbers look stressed; before, they look fundable. Pre-qualify when the loads are steady.

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See What Your Courier / Delivery Business Qualifies For

Slide the calculator, answer 3 questions, and a specialist pulls your options within the hour.

Estimated approval range appears instantly — load deposits do the talking
Auto-advances — three questions, no load history, no P&L
Soft pull only — authority credit untouched
70+ trucking-specialty lenders competing for your business
No obligation — see structures, walk, or fund — your call
Estimate
Revenue
History
Contact

See What You Could Qualify For

Slide to your average monthly bank deposits.

$10K$75K/mo$2M+

Estimated Approval Range

$75K$113K

Based on 100-150% of monthly revenue

Soft-pull pre-qual · No obligation · Estimate only

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FAQs

Courier / Delivery Business Loan FAQs

Courier & Delivery Business Loans — $10K to $500K+

A medical lab just offered you all their specimen deliveries — 40 stops a day. But you need 2 more cargo vans at $35K each and a driver before the contract starts in 3 weeks. Your bank doesn't finance cargo vans for courier companies. They want collateral they understand, like real estate. Meanwhile a $96K/year contract is sitting there waiting for someone with two vans to say yes.

Here's what courier operators face every week. Your primary van needs a $6K engine and every day it's down costs $200 in rental fees. A pharma company offered you a dedicated route worth $8K/month but setup costs $47K — temperature-controlled van, GPS tracking, compliance certifications. You grew from 15 stops to 40 and now you need 3 more vans by next month. We've funded $70K in cargo van fleets, $42K temperature-controlled vehicle packages, and $6K emergency repairs. One application. No hard pull. Your deliveries keep running.

Stop Watching Loads Pass You By. Get Your Courier / Delivery Operation Funded Today.

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