For owner-operators
You're the driver. And the safety department. And the office.
Under your own authority, federal rules treat you like a company — because you are one. TenFour becomes your company's back office for $99/month: your DQ file built and maintained, your deadlines watched, your questions answered by text.
- Your new-entrant audit clock is ticking and the checklist is written in regulator-speak.
- Your mailbox fills with official-looking letters from companies pretending to be the government.
- Every renewal lives in your head — while you're doing 2,500 miles a week.
- You're the employer of one CDL driver: yourself. The employer duties still apply.
FREE DOT HEALTH CHECK
Your scores, your gaps, your audit window — from your own public record. Same-day delivery, no sales call.
What $99/month covers for one truck
Driver qualification file — built on you, kept current
Drug & alcohol program via partner consortium
Clearinghouse registration, queries & C/TPA coordination
Medical card and CDL expiration tracking
UCR filed; MCS-150 biennial update watched
Safety score monitoring + audit-ready vault
Add IFTA filing for $99/quarter, or new-entrant audit prep when your window is live.
Owner-operator questions
I'm one truck. Isn't $99/month a lot?
It's about $3.30 a day for a compliance department. One missed filing or lapsed record typically costs far more — in fines, downtime, or a failed audit. And if you'd rather do it yourself, our free resources show you how; we only want customers who see the value.
I'm leased to a carrier. Do I need TenFour?
Maybe not — under someone else's authority, the carrier handles most carrier-level obligations. If you're planning to get your own authority, that's exactly when to talk to us.
Do you work with brand-new authorities?
New entrants are who we built this for. The first 18 months are when the audit comes, the confusion peaks, and the scare-mailers circle.
What do I need to get started?
Your DOT/MC number and about 15 minutes by text or phone. We pull what's public, request what's not, and tell you exactly what's missing.