Small Business Funding Canada: Our Mission & Manifesto

2M7 provides trucking business funding for Canadian trucking companies that need fast access to working capital.

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Working Capital for Trucking Companies and Owner Operators

Cash flow in the trucking industry rarely moves at the same speed as the trucks themselves.

Fuel must be paid today. Drivers expect payroll every week. Repairs cannot wait. Yet freight invoices can take 30 to 60 days to clear.

Our funding solutions are designed for owner operators, small fleets, and growing transportation companies that need capital to keep trucks moving and contracts fulfilled.

Whether you are managing rising fuel costs, covering repairs, or expanding your fleet to take on new loads, we provide access to capital without the delays and rigid requirements of traditional bank financing.

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Fast Access to capital

Breakdowns, fuel spikes, and new freight opportunities rarely wait for bank approvals. Our funding process is built for speed so trucking businesses can access capital quickly and keep operations running.

Funding based on business revenue

Many trucking companies have strong revenue but limited access to traditional financing. Our approvals consider your business performance and revenue activity rather than relying solely on credit scores.

Repayment aligned with business activity

Freight payments can fluctuate depending on contracts, loads, and seasonal demand. Our repayment structure is designed to remain manageable as your business activity changes.

A straightforward process

Truckers and fleet operators are on the road or managing logistics most of the day. The funding process is designed to be simple, with minimal paperwork and a fast review.

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What Trucking Companies Use Funding For

Running a trucking company means managing constant operating expenses. Access to working capital allows companies to keep trucks moving while waiting for freight payments to arrive.

Fuel and operating costs

Fuel is often the largest expense for trucking companies. Funding can help cover fuel purchases when fuel prices spike or when multiple loads need to be covered before invoices are paid.

Truck repairs and maintenance

Unexpected mechanical issues can immediately take a truck off the road. Funding allows repairs to be handled quickly so revenue-producing vehicles are back in service as soon as possible.

Driver payroll

Drivers expect reliable weekly pay. Many trucking companies use working capital funding to manage payroll during periods when invoices are still outstanding.

Fleet growth

When new contracts become available, funding can help purchase additional trucks, trailers, or equipment so your company can scale operations.

Insurance and compliance expenses

Commercial trucking insurance, permits, and regulatory requirements can place pressure on cash flow. Funding helps ensure these obligations are handled without disrupting operations.

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A Practical Alternative to Freight Factoring

Freight factoring is common in the trucking industry. It allows trucking companies to receive early payment on invoices, but it also requires giving up a portion of every load payment and committing to factoring agreements.

Many trucking companies prefer to maintain control over their invoices and customer relationships.

2M7 offers funding that provides working capital without assigning your freight invoices to a factoring company. Instead of factoring every load, trucking businesses can access capital based on overall business performance and revenue activity.

This allows companies to maintain flexibility while still solving short-term cash flow challenges.