Lease Purchase

Own your truck without a bank loan. Keep 88% of gross, on the same flatbed freight you already run. Open to qualified company drivers after three months.

A white Vrinc LLC sleeper coupled to a tarped flatbed load, parked under an American flag at a truck stop.

What it costs

You keep 88% of gross. Every weekly cost is laid out in full before you sign, so there are no surprises on your settlement.

Weekly

Truck rent
$1,000 + $0.12 / mi
Trailer rent, flatbed
$350
Trailer rent, Conestoga
$440
Company dispatch
12% of gross
Fuel discount
30¢ / gallon

Home time

We hire in all 48 states, and how often you get home depends on where home is. Our freight runs heaviest in the east, so the closer you live to it, the shorter the gap.

Most of our successful drivers choose to go home every 3 to 4 weeks. More time on the road means more miles and a bigger weekly paycheck.

2 to 3 weeks
MN WI MI IA IL IN OH MO AR LA MS AL TN KY WV VA NC SC GA PA NY VT NH MA CT RI NJ DE MD DC
3 to 4 weeks
ND SD NE KS OK TX ME FL
4 to 6 weeks
WA OR CA NV ID MT WY UT AZ CO NM

Estimate your take-home

Slide your weekly miles to see an estimate after dispatch and rent. Figured at our $3.95 average gross rate per mile.

Trailer
3,000
2,0005,000

Calculated at $3.95 per mile, our average gross rate.

Estimated weekly take-home

$8,718

Before fuel and other weekly fees

Weekly gross
$11,850
Company dispatch (12%)
−$1,422
Truck rent
−$1,360
Trailer rent
−$350

$3.95 is an average gross rate; actual pay depends on lane, season and freight. This estimate is before fuel, insurance and the other weekly fees your recruiter details. Not a guarantee of earnings.

Common questions

The things drivers ask before they sign for a truck. Don't see yours? A recruiter answers it on the call.

Which trucks can I lease?

The same tractors we run company: Freightliner, Peterbilt, Volvo, Kenworth and Mack, model years 2023 to 2027. Every one comes with a diesel APU, power inverter, refrigerator and microwave in the cab.

Are the trucks governed, and at what speed?

Yes. Every truck in the fleet is governed at 72 mph, and it stays that way on a lease. The limit is there for safety.

Are the trucks automatic or manual?

Automatic. There is no manual in the fleet.

How long is the lease term?

Three to five years.

Is there a balloon payment at the end?

No. Nothing is waiting for you at the end of the term.

How much experience do I need before I can lease?

The same bar as a company seat: a year of OTR and six months on flatbed. Lease purchase then opens after three months driving for us, so you start company and move across once those months are behind you.

See the company driver page

What drivers say

Real reviews left by drivers on TruckersReport.

Dispatch is on point and they keep me moving. Not much sitting, good communication, and I'm averaging about 3,400 miles a week.
April 2026
Miles are steady and I get paid for all the miles I run. Paychecks come on time, dispatch keeps me busy. If something comes up, they answer and we handle it.
February 2026
Office people treat drivers fair, and what they tell you is pretty much what it is. Miles were steady, I got paid on time, and if something came up it got handled.
February 2026

Ready when you are.

Ten minutes to apply. A recruiter calls you back the same day. No spam, no pressure.