OWNER-OPERATOR CALCULATOR
What would you keep at SUPERTRANSPORT?
Pick what your loads gross in a week and about how many miles you run. You'll see what SUPERTRANSPORT pays you each week, your first five weeks, and what's left after your own costs.
Your loads
The total your loads pay in a week, fuel surcharge included. You get 72% of it.
Fuel
You buy fuel on the company fuel card. It's the one cost that comes out of your settlement every week.
We started you at 2,137 miles, the average working week for SUPERTRANSPORT drivers from our recent ELD report. You can change your miles if you'd like. Loaded and empty miles both count.
Not sure? Leave it at 8.5.
Recent U.S. average. Change it if you pay more or less.
Plates when you lease on
A typical week at SUPERTRANSPORT
Pick your weekly gross
Choose what your loads gross in a week. Then pick about how many miles you run, or type your weekly fuel bill.
WEEK BY WEEK
Your first five weeks
Pick your weekly gross and your miles above, and your first five weeks of pay show up here.
YOUR SETTLEMENT
Simple as that.
Some settlements run a full page of charges. Ours runs two lines. Most weeks, your settlement is what you earned minus the fuel you bought. No insurance charges. No ELD fees.
Your settlement, most weeks
On the company fuel card
Never taken out of your pay
- Insurance
- ELD
The only other lines you'll ever see
- Plates and registration
- In your first 5 settlements, only if you need them.
- IFTA
- Once a quarter. We file it for you.
- Tolls
- Only the ones you run.
- Paying back a cash advance
- Only if you ask for one.
- Your R&M Deposit
- Only if you sign up.
- Your Savings Plan deposit
- Only if you sign up.
Put your last settlement next to this one.
KEEP YOUR NUMBERS
Email me my results
We'll email your numbers to you and share them with our recruiting team, so they can answer your questions with your numbers in front of them.
This calculator gives estimates from the numbers you enter. It is not an offer or a promise of earnings. Your results will depend on your freight, miles, fuel and costs. Average miles: SUPERTRANSPORT's recent ELD report. Diesel price: U.S. Energy Information Administration weekly average. Repair and tire suggestion: ATRI's 2025 operating cost study.