Choose the vehicle
Select a vehicle and use its configured per-kilometre, hourly and daily costs.
Transport cost calculation
Bringing together vehicle costs, operating time and route details can make it difficult to price a transport job. Truckfare uses the details you enter to build an estimate and show its cost breakdown before you set your price.
From operation to quote
Start with the details you enter for a vehicle and operation, then review the resulting estimate.
Select a vehicle and use its configured per-kilometre, hourly and daily costs.
Enter preparation, loading, waiting, unloading and other operation times.
Review the distance, duration and tolls available from routing data.
Check the estimated cost items, adjust your inputs and generate a PDF quote.
A detailed view
The estimate uses configured vehicle costs, operation times you enter, available route data and additional costs entered. It reflects the inputs used for the calculation, not costs actually incurred.
Per-kilometre, hourly and daily costs based on the configured values.
Distance, duration and tolls from routing data, when available.
Preparation, loading, waiting, unloading and other times you enter.
Available or entered tolls, idling fuel and configured worker costs, depending on the operation.
For your field operations
Truckfare is for transport carriers and businesses whose quotes depend on travel, deliveries or vehicle-based services. Configure vehicles and operations for your work, then review a clear cost estimate.
Cost calculation and pricing
The estimate uses your configured vehicle costs, available route data, and the operation times and costs you enter. The result depends on your inputs and the data available: it is an estimate, not a record of costs actually incurred.
Tolls depend on the routing data available for the route. Some additional items, such as idling fuel and worker costs, are included according to the vehicle and operation settings. The items shown therefore depend on the data and settings provided.
Truckfare calculates an indicative selling price from the estimated cost and the margin you enter. The result depends on your inputs; your business remains responsible for the final price it offers. It is not a market rate or a guarantee of profitability.
Your next estimate
Bring together the vehicle, operation and route details, then review the estimated cost breakdown before preparing your quote.