Logistics Freight / Trucking Salt Lake City $50K–$1.5M

Why Logistics Companies Run Tight on Cash

A carrier delivers the load, submits the invoice, then waits 30 to 60 days for payment. Diesel, driver wages, and insurance don't wait.

The gap between cash out and cash in defines logistics finance. It doesn't disappear as the company grows — it scales with revenue.

Salt Lake City sits at the intersection of I-15 and I-80 — a primary inland freight crossroads for the western US. Carriers use SLC as a base, layover market, and regional dispatch hub.

SLC's Position in Western Freight Networks

SLC's airport and Union Pacific intermodal access make it a natural freight consolidation point. Freight from the Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Mountain West all moves through here.

3PL brokers, owner-operators, and regional fleets of 3 to 50 trucks all operate out of this market. All of them need capital between invoice and payment.

A revolving line replaces expensive factoring for established carriers. Factoring sells receivables at a discount on every invoice. A revolving line draws and repays each cycle — you only pay for what you use.

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Program Details — SLC Logistics

ParameterDetail
Credit Range$50,000 – $1,500,000
StructureRevolving operating line — draw on fuel/payroll, repay on freight payment
Eligible UsesFuel, driver payroll, fleet maintenance, insurance prepayment, dispatch costs
Revenue Minimum$30,000/month in freight or logistics revenue
Time in Business12+ months with verifiable load history
FICO Minimum580+ (owner)
Decision Timeline24–48 hours

Eligible Business Types

  • Licensed motor carriers (authority holders) with 1+ power units
  • Freight brokers with consistent load volume and broker authority
  • Third-party logistics (3PL) operators
  • Intermodal drayage companies serving the SLC Union Pacific facility
  • Courier and last-mile delivery operations with fleet assets
  • Specialized transport (flatbed, refrigerated, oversized) operators

Related Programs

The SLC business credit hub covers all five service subcategories including manufacturing and retail working capital. Logistics operators based in Bluffdale near the I-15/Bangerter interchange may also qualify under the Bluffdale business lending program. The Farmington Capital Hub provides regional access for multi-location logistics operations.

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