The trusted way to buy and sell trucking companies
Real companies with MC & DOT. Every listing shows what we checked. Money held by Escrow.com. Every transfer done by the book.
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The newest companies on the board, each with the date it went live.
How buying works
Five steps. Your manager is with you on every one.
- Pick a companyFree, no account. See the exact asking price.✓ Free to look
- Talk to your managerBook a time. Your manager explains it and unlocks the details.10-minute call
- Sign + verifyNDA + no-bypass agreement. ID + selfie. Then see what we checked.About 7 minutes
- Contract + Escrow.comSign the contract. Pay the full amount to Escrow.com.Full amount. No partial payment.
- We hand over, you checkWe hand over everything on the contract list. You get 5 days to check, then Escrow.com pays the seller.5 days to check
Own a trucking company? Sell it whole.
Keep your trucks or sell them separately. Buyers purchase the company itself — LLC or corporation — with its MC and USDOT numbers and its history.
- Enter your MC or USDOTWe find your company in federal records.
- We check your papersYour manager calls and confirms you own it.
- Choose your offerIf your company fits, TruckBiz may buy now — or we list it 60 days for your net price.
- Get paid through Escrow.comAfter the full handover and the buyer's 5-day check. No other way.
You can't sell an MC number. You can sell your company.
Federal rules are clear: an MC number alone can't change hands. What can be sold is the company that holds it. That's the only way we work, and the paperwork proves it.
Know before you buy or sell
Short guides written for owners, not lawyers.
Straight answers
Do I need trucks to sell my company?
No. Buyers purchase the company itself. Keep your equipment or sell it separately.
How is my money protected when buying?
Your payment sits with Escrow.com, a licensed third party. The seller is paid only after the company is yours.
What if the company has hidden debts?
We search public lien and court records and show what was checked and when — before you pay.
How long does a sale take?
It depends on the paperwork and the state. Your manager gives you the real timeline before you commit.
Is this legal?
Yes. An MC number alone can't be sold. A company that holds one can change owners through the proper filings.
Who is my manager?
A TruckBiz manager is assigned to your deal and calls at the time you book. Mon–Sat, 9am–7pm ET.