Find the rate floor before the truck quietly works for free.
Use revenue, loaded miles, deadhead, and operating costs to find the all-mile CPM, operating result, and full business floor when targets are known.
Test this load against your saved operating floor.
Use this first for the load in front of you. With a current, complete saved CPM, it checks the load against your own all-mile floor. Without a verified floor, it still shows the load’s revenue per all mile without pretending to know whether the load clears your costs.
A verified floor unlocks the full load check. Without one, only revenue per all mile will be calculated.
Here is the arithmetic for this load.
This daily check is throwaway arithmetic. It does not save the load, rewrite Operating Health, change Cash Flow, create another Finance slot, or substitute an industry benchmark for your own cost floor.
Separate the operating floor from the full business floor.
The operating floor answers “am I covering the truck?” The full business floor answers “am I building a business that can pay you, taxes, reserves, and future pressure?”
Educational decision support. Actual contracts, settlements, tax records, bank balances, and operating documents control.
Checking saved Cash Flow result.
This page can be completed first or second.
Use the guide that explains the number you found.
CPM and break-even
Understand the all-mile cost floor before calling a load profitable.
Open CPM guide -> Guide 02Owner pay and profit
Separate owner draw, retained profit, reserves, and actual business health.
Open owner-pay guide -> Guide 03Taxes and reserves
Keep tax and repair money visible instead of pretending every dollar is spendable.
Open reserve guide -> Guide 04Deadhead and rates
See how unpaid miles quietly damage the real rate floor.
Open deadhead guide ->Work the Finance path in order.
Finance Starting Point
Name the money problem before choosing a product.
Open Starting Point ->CPM & Load Floor
Calculate the true all-mile operating floor.
Current pageCash Flow Decision Center
Find the first short date and name the first move.
Open Cash Flow -> ComparePayment & Factoring Options
Compare written payment terms only when timing is the remaining problem.
Open Payment Options ->