Last-Mile Routes financing
Buy the route, run the vans, live on one contract.
A route is an acquisition first and a delivery business second — FedEx Ground ISPs, DSPs, and bread routes trade like assets. Then the van fleet ages on schedule while all the revenue rides one anchor contract.
The financing reality
Your money moves on a cycle. So should your capital.
A delivery route acquisition, vans included, commonly runs around $500,000.
A typical situation, not a quote.
What usually fits
Top financing for last-mile routes.
Three products that match this industry's cash-flow pattern — with the honest reason for each.
SBA Loans
The standard tool for buying a route with a modest down payment.
- Approval range
- $50K – $5M
Equipment Financing
Replace vans on schedule with the vehicle as collateral.
- Approval range
- $50K – $5M
Business Line of Credit
Cover payroll and repairs between contract settlements.
- Approval range
- $10K – $2M
Transportation & Logistics
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Last-Mile Routes financing
Capital that fits how you actually get paid.
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