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Editorial policy and how we make money
A factoring site that earns from referrals owes you a clear account of how its content is produced and where its incentives sit. Here it is.
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Short answer
HaulFund is a factoring broker. Our educational content is written and reviewed independently of provider relationships, we do not publish paid reviews or ranked provider lists, and we may be compensated by a participating third-party provider when a carrier we refer enters an agreement. We are not a lender, not a factoring provider, and not a law firm.
What we publish, and what we refuse to publish
Every guide on this site exists to help a carrier ask better questions before signing. We explain how pricing structures work, what contract clauses do, and where costs hide. We do not publish invented statistics, unverifiable funding volumes, fabricated testimonials, approval rates, or claims about how many providers are in any network. If a number cannot be substantiated, it does not appear.
We also do not rank factoring companies or publish "best of" lists. A ranking from a party compensated on referrals is marketing wearing a lab coat. Instead we publish the evaluation framework and the tools so you can rank them yourself against your own volume and your own tolerance for contract terms.
How content is produced
- Every page is written against primary material: agreement language, fee schedules, and published regulatory and industry sources.
- Claims that depend on a specific figure are either sourced or reframed as a range with the drivers explained.
- Each guide is attributed to the HaulFund editorial team, which maintains a public profile page. We do not publish individual bylines for staff who are not client-facing.
- Pages carry published, updated and last-reviewed dates so you can judge freshness.
- Content is re-reviewed when contract practice, pricing norms or regulations change.
- Corrections are made on the page itself rather than quietly removed.
Compensation disclosure
HaulFund does not charge carriers for comparing options. When a carrier we introduce enters into an agreement with a participating third-party factoring provider, that provider may compensate HaulFund. This is the standard brokerage model, and it is the entire reason this disclosure exists: you should read our content knowing where the revenue comes from. It does not change what we write about recourse periods, termination fees or minimums, and it does not buy placement.
HaulFund does not make credit, underwriting, approval or funding decisions. Rates, fees, advance amounts, funding times, contract terms and eligibility are set by each independent provider and are subject to that provider's approval.
Corrections and contact
Found something wrong or out of date? Email support@haulfund.com with the page URL and the issue. Factual errors are corrected on the page and the reviewed date is updated so the change is visible.
About the author
HaulFund editorial team
Transportation factoring brokerage
The HaulFund editorial team writes and maintains the factoring guides, contract explainers and tools on this site. HaulFund is a transportation-focused factoring broker: we help trucking businesses compare factoring options from independent third-party providers, which means we read factoring proposals, contracts, fee schedules and termination clauses as part of daily work.
Frequently asked questions
- How does HaulFund make money?
- HaulFund is a factoring broker. When a carrier we refer enters an agreement with a participating third-party factoring provider, HaulFund may receive compensation from that provider. Carriers are not charged a fee by HaulFund for the comparison.
- Does compensation affect what the content says?
- Editorial content is written independently of provider relationships. We publish the same cautions about contract terms, fees and recourse regardless of which providers participate, and we do not publish paid reviews or ranked provider lists.
- Is anything on this site financial or legal advice?
- No. Everything published here is educational. HaulFund does not make credit, underwriting, approval or funding decisions, and does not provide legal advice. Contract questions should go to an attorney.
- How do I report an error?
- Email support@haulfund.com with the page URL and what is wrong. Corrections to factual errors are made on the page and the reviewed date is updated.
HaulFund is a factoring broker and is not a direct lender or factoring provider. HaulFund connects businesses with independent third-party factoring providers. HaulFund does not make final credit, underwriting, approval, or funding decisions. Rates, fees, advance amounts, funding times, contract terms, and eligibility vary by provider and are subject to provider approval.