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Choose the work you need

Buy the missing work.
Not another stack of forms.

Starting from zero, holding a pending MC application, or preparing several trucks? Match the help to your actual remaining tasks before paying for a package.

Day One Authority is a private service, not FMCSA, a law firm, or an insurance agency. Agency review, insurance acceptance, owner identity verification, and compliant operation remain outside a service provider's control.

Choose a service scope

The prices below are one-time service fees—not the total cost of starting or operating a trucking company.

Authority Only

$599one-time service fee

For owners who need the business and federal filing handoff, with the operating stack organized separately.

Review scope and exclusions

Launch Kit 30

$1,899one-time service fee

For owners who need the first-month filing, insurance, safety-document, and vendor handoffs connected.

Review scope and exclusions

Fleet Launch

$3,499one-time service fee

For multi-truck launches that need a coordinated scope across vehicles, drivers, documents, and vendors.

Review scope and exclusions

Government charges, insurance premiums, equipment, taxes, and third-party contracts are separate. Confirm the existing records, applicable tasks, support window, and cancellation terms before purchasing.

See the trucking authority service overview

Start with your buying decision

Each path connects the relevant research to a scoped service or vendor decision. State and equipment guides remain the source of their own operating context.

Choose filing help

Do you need an application handoff or help coordinating the whole launch?

Avoid buying duplicate work

Already have an LLC, EIN, or MC docket? Verify what exists before paying again.

Price the launch, not just the form

Which costs are service fees, which are agency charges, and what cash remains after launch?

Resolve the activation handoff

A docket or insurance policy is not the same as active operating authority.

Match the purchase to the operation

Your base jurisdiction, cargo, equipment, and routes decide the relevant work.

Buy the operating stack deliberately

Compare terms and workflows before signing the contracts that follow authority.

Not sure which scope fits?

Use the free authority planner to organize your operating facts and remaining tasks. It does not file an application or guarantee activation.

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