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Partner disclosure

Last updated October 2026

TruckQuick earns money mainly from dispatch fees. A few pages also point to partners, and we may earn a fee when you sign up with them. Here is each relationship in plain words.

Our factoring partner

When you send a factoring quote request, we pass your details to our factoring partner, who prepares the quote and contacts you. We may receive a referral fee if you sign up. You don't pay anything extra because of it, and you don't have to use our partner to use our dispatch service.

Vertical Identity

Vertical Identity runs a DOT drug and alcohol testing consortium. We may earn a referral fee when a carrier enrolls through our link. DOT testing applies to drivers who need a CDL. Non-CDL hotshots and box trucks at or under 26,000 lb, without placarded hazmat, aren't covered, and our pages say so.

TruckClub

TruckClub sells breakdown protection for eligible trucks: plans that help pay for covered mechanical repairs. It is not insurance and doesn't replace the coverage you're required to carry. We may earn a referral fee when you buy a plan through our link.

What doesn't change

  • Your price. Signing up through our links costs you the same as going direct.
  • What we write. Partners don't pay for reviews or decide what our pages say.
  • Where offers appear. We only show a partner where it fits what you're reading, and every partner link carries a short note pointing here.

Why we have partners at all

Many carriers who read our pages aren't ready for dispatch yet. Some need a testing program before their first CDL load, some want help with repair bills, and some need cash flow before brokers pay. Pointing to a partner we've looked at is more useful than leaving you to search. If a partner stops being a good fit, we remove it.

Partner links go through addresses that start with /go/ on our site, so they're easy to recognize. Questions: use our contact page.