Trucking companies, sized by their fleet.
Carriers from federal motor carrier records, with their power units and drivers, plus contractors and waste haulers running their own vehicles. Campaigns can target the fleet sizes you serve, or carriers whose fleets are growing.
The trades that buy from fleet service companies.
Nationwide counts from our database today. Your campaign narrows them to your area and trades.
Trucking & transport
133,638 businesses · 48,907 with an email
Contractors & trades
874,737 businesses · 221,125 with an email
Waste & recycling
16,556 businesses · 3,885 with an email
Wholesale & distribution
41,720 businesses · 8,068 with an email
Manufacturing
32,687 businesses · 6,374 with an email
Counted 2026-10-08. Website counts include only businesses we have already checked.
A short, personal email from your domain.
Written for each business from what we found about it. You approve the first ones; follow-ups stop the moment they reply.
Is it right for you?
A good fit if
- You sell fuel cards, telematics, maintenance, insurance or factoring to fleets
- You price by fleet size or serve owner-operators and small carriers
- Growing fleets are your best customers
Not a fit if
- You need mileage or fuel spend in the lead (we don't have it)
- You only work with fleets of 500+ trucks
Questions from fleet service companies
How do you know the fleet size?
Power units and drivers come from the carrier's own federal registration, updated when they file.
Can I target new carriers?
Yes. New USDOT numbers and operating authority show up in federal records, often before the first load.
Do you include owner-operators?
Yes, or we can leave them out: a campaign can target a range of fleet sizes, or carriers whose fleet has grown since their last filing.
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