Starting A Freight Brokerage Business

The job of a freight broker is to connect shippers and distributors for transportation agreements. The freight brokerage business is useful to the trucking side of the industry as well as the manufacturing side, since neither can exist without the other. Starting a business like this can be fun and exciting, offering superior entrepreneurial opportunities to a motivated person.

However, because billing cycles can be quite sporadic, you may need funding throughout the period when your business is just starting. Freight brokerage is dependent upon clientle invoices, and if your clients take a long time to pay you, there will be no revenue being generated to cover your operating costs. This is where we come in at JustInTimeCash®.

Starting a Freight Brokerage Business Requires Funding

When you're starting your business, you can't afford to run out of funds. We offer factoring for your current invoices so that you can get the money owed to you today. It is not a loan, and you won't owe us a dime after the transaction is complete. We simply take over any freight brokerage business orders that you have outstanding.

Once the total amount has been paid, we will deduct a small fee. Typically less than two percent, this fee is reached based on your industry and the amount of each invoice. To find out more, give our office a call toll-free at 1-800-805-8380. We'll be happy to answer any questions you have and help you create a stellar plan for your new business.