
Weekly Trucking Profit Calculator
Calculate weekly take-home after fuel, dispatch, and per-week share of fixed costs.
- Updated July 10, 2026 · reviewed by the Bonafide Dispatch operations team
- Free · no signup · nationwide (all 50 U.S. states)
- 2026 U.S. freight benchmarks built in
On $6,500 weekly gross with $1,900 fuel, 6% dispatch, and $1,600 weekly fixed costs, you net $2,610 — a 40% margin.
- Category
- Financial
- Formula
- Weekly Profit = Gross − Fuel − Dispatch − (Monthly Fixed ÷ 4.33).
- Inputs
- 4
- Best for
- Owner-operators & fleets
- Healthy solo weekly net
- $1.4k – $2.2k
- Weekly fuel spend (avg solo)
- $1.3k – $1.8k
- Weekly gross target
- $5k – $7k
Source: Bonafide dispatch data, Q2 2026
Source: DOE EIA + Bonafide, Q2 2026
Source: ATA + Bonafide, 2026
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What this calculator does
Calculate weekly take-home after fuel, dispatch, and per-week share of fixed costs.
- Definition
- Weekly Profit — Weekly profit is gross load revenue minus weekly fuel, dispatch, and weekly share of monthly fixed costs.
Why it matters
Owner-operators and fleet managers across the United States — from Texas and California freight lanes to the Midwest and Southeast — rely on the weekly profit numbers to price loads, negotiate with brokers, and protect margin. Getting this figure right is the difference between a profitable week and a break-even one, and it's the same math our dispatchers run on every load we book.
Methodology
This calculator uses the industry-standard formula shown below. Inputs and defaults are based on Bonafide's day-to-day dispatch operations across U.S. carriers, cross-checked against FMCSA guidance and DAT/Truckstop market data. Results render as plain text (not canvas or images) so they're readable by screen readers, search engines, and AI assistants.
How to use it
- Step 1Use settlement gross
Use what actually hit your account this week.
The formula
Weekly Profit = Gross − Fuel − Dispatch − (Monthly Fixed ÷ 4.33).
Worked examples
- Example 1Average week
- gross
- 6000
- fuel
- 1850
- dispatchPct
- 7
- fixedMonthly
- 6500
Result: $2,229 net (37%)
FAQ
Why divide monthly fixed by 4.33?
There are 4.33 weeks in an average month, not 4. Using 4 understates costs by 8%.
