Prycebook
Free truck cost calculator

What does your truck cost per billable hour?

Enter what the truck costs each month and how many hours a month it earns money. You get the monthly total and the cost to carry on every billable hour.

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The monthly payment, or the lease.

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Commercial auto insurance for the truck.

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What the truck burns in a typical month.

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Oil, tires, brakes and repairs, averaged over the year.

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Registration, tolls, parking, tracking. Leave blank for none.

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The hours a month the truck is on a job you bill for.

Your truck cost shows up here

Fill in the monthly costs and the billable hours, then press Calculate. The page address keeps your numbers, so you can bookmark it or send it to a partner.

Why the truck belongs in your rate

It costs money whether or not it is out on a job.

Count every monthly cost

Payment or lease, insurance, fuel and maintenance, plus anything else the truck needs: registration, tolls, parking, tires, branding. Spread yearly bills over twelve months.

Use billable hours

Divide by the hours the truck is on a job you bill, not every hour it is parked. Fewer billable hours means each one has to carry more of the truck.

Put it in your rate

The cost per billable hour is overhead. It goes on top of wages when you work out what to charge, so a truck that sits idle doesn't come out of your profit.

Price every job to cover the truck

Build quotes from a Prycebook price book so your rates, overhead and margin are set once and applied to every job.

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