CDL-A Lease Purchase Driver — Teams Avg. $8,000–$12,000/Week

Our company is looking for CDL-A owner-operators (1099 contractors) to run under a lease purchase model with real control over your business. No company drivers, no forced dispatch, and no competing for loads - you pick your lanes, routes, and time at home.

Pay

• Teams average $8,000-$12,000 per week paid to the truck, plus an extra $0.20/mi on published rates

• Solo contractors average $3,000-$4,000 per week

• Base pay ranges from $1.05-$3.50 CPM

• Pay and bonus amounts vary by job type, location, experience, and performance, and can change at the company's discretion - ask a recruiter for current numbers

How it works

• You choose your own loads, routes, and home time, with freight available across 19 core locations

• Staying out 2+ weeks is recommended, but the schedule is yours to set

• No forced dispatch - you decide which freight to take

• 100% no-touch, drop and hook freight with preloaded trailers, so you spend less time waiting around

• our company handles billing, compliance, and collections so you can focus on driving

• Need a teammate or already have one? Our company can help pair you up for team runs

Lease purchase details

• Low down payments starting at $1,500 to move from company driver to owner

• Lease trucks through partners like Lone Mountain, Arrow, and TEL, with a range of specs and payment plans

• Weekly truck payments starting around $400, with terms from 30 to 84 months

• Pick a payment plan that matches your budget instead of a single fixed option

Freight

• OTR lanes are mostly drop and hook, no-touch freight with preloaded trailers and no appointments needed

Benefits

• Run under our company's DOT authority at no cost, which can lower your insurance and plate expenses

• Affordable medical and dental insurance plans

• Referral bonuses: $1,000 for solo drivers, $4,000 for teams

• Fuel discounts through partner fuel networks

• Pet and rider programs available

Requirements

• Valid CDL-A license

• 1 year of verifiable driving experience

• Inward-facing cameras required in the truck