MileageReports

What are your FedEx routes worth?

Upload the settlements FedEx already sends you and find out. No account, no phone call, and nothing held back at the end — you see the whole number and the reasoning behind it before we ask you for anything at all.

Step 1 Your settlements
A year is best. One week works, but it will be a rougher answer.
Your files are read and deleted in the same breath. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere, and no account is created. We keep the totals so you can come back to your figures — not the settlements themselves.
Step 2 What it costs you to run
A buyer is not buying your revenue — they are buying what is left after the bills. Put in a full year of each one.
Everything FedEx paid you over twelve months, before you paid for anything.
Diesel and DEF for the year.
Wages, per diem, bonuses and payroll taxes. Not your own pay.
PM services, tires, oil, brakes, breakdowns, shop bills, DOT inspections.
A year of loan or lease payments on the trucks and trailers.
Liability, cargo, physical damage, workers’ comp.
Accountant, phone, office, permits, tolls, scales, uniforms.
What it leaves you in a year
Your own pay and your profit together — so do not count your own salary as a cost above.
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Step 3 About the business
Two businesses that leave their owners the same money are not worth the same. These are the things that separate them.
This moves the number more than anything else on the page.
How this works
  1. Upload your settlements. We read the revenue, the fuel and the fleet straight out of them, then delete the files.
  2. Fill in your costs. Maintenance, truck payments, insurance and admin are not in a settlement, so only you know them.
  3. Answer six questions about the business — its size, how long you have had it, and whether it runs without you.
  4. See the whole thing. The range, the multiple, and a sentence for every reason it moved.
No account, no obligation, and we do not ask who you are until after you have the answer.