For factoring companies

Broker credit and payment risk — at the scale you underwrite.

Freight factoring lives and dies on whether the broker pays. SureLoadr scores broker payment risk from the signals that matter and delivers it programmatically, so you can price advances and clear invoices with confidence — not guesswork.

Built for underwriting

Why factoring companies choose SureLoadr

Pull reports via REST API

Integrate broker credit checks straight into your underwriting workflow. Generate API keys in your account, call our endpoints, and get structured JSON back.

Not metered per pull

We own our data, so plans are built for volume. Check as many brokers as your book requires without watching a report counter.

Monitor your portfolio

Watch the brokers you factor for and get alerted the moment a risk signal changes — before an advance goes bad.

Volume & API FAQ

Do you offer an API for pulling broker credit reports?

Yes. The API Access plan includes a REST API so you can pull freight broker credit and payment-risk reports directly into your underwriting and factoring systems — no one clicking through a dashboard. You generate and manage your own API keys from your account settings.

How is this priced for high volume?

API Access starts at $299 per month. It is set up with our team rather than self-serve, so we can size it to your book. Because we own our data, reports are not metered per pull the way legacy providers meter them. Tell us your anticipated volume and we'll quote exact pricing for your book — larger accounts are billed on a custom plan.

What data is in a broker credit report?

Payment behavior first, because that is what predicts an advance going bad: days-to-pay and the direction it has been moving, built from more than 1,500 payment-reporting companies and 35.7 million invoices, with payment history on file for 94.5% of the brokers we carry. Authority and bond status, revocation and reinstatement history, insurance changes and carrier-reported non-payment sit underneath it. The public record is table stakes. The payment consensus is the part you cannot assemble yourself.

Can we monitor the brokers we already factor for?

Yes. Put every broker in your book on a monitoring portfolio and get alerted when something moves: days-to-pay sliding, a new non-payment report, an authority lapse, a bond or insurance change. The order is deliberate. Authority and bond changes are administrative and land after the fact, and the payment signals move while the money is still moving, which is where a factor gets warning it can act on.