Frontier vs ProTransport: which fits your fleet?

ProTransport has a free Basic plan and is part of the same family of companies as RTS factoring. Frontier is free on one truck and works with whichever factoring company you use.

What each one costs

ProTransport figures come from their public information as of October 2026. Confirm current pricing with ProTransport before deciding.

Source: ProTransport by RTS. Checked October 2026. RTS doesn't publish which features are in Basic versus Premium.

 FrontierProTransport
Pricing modelBy trucks in service, unlimited usersBasic, Premium or Enterprise; unlimited users, drivers and trucks
1 truckFreeBasic $0/mo
5 trucks$99/moBasic $0/mo or Premium $125/mo
FactoringFactoring packets for any factoring companyIntegrations with RTS services

Frontier for a ProTransport shopper

  • Every feature on every plan — plans differ only by truck count
  • Factoring packets work with any factoring company
  • Settlements for company drivers and leased-on owner-operators
  • AI rate-con reading into a load draft
  • Built and used daily by a family-owned carrier

When ProTransport might fit better

If you already factor with RTS, ProTransport's ties to RTS may make the most sense, and its Basic plan is free at any size. Ask RTS which features Basic includes before you decide.

Built by a carrier

Frontier is built and run daily by a family-owned carrier, not a software vendor working from requirements docs. That shaped what got built first: dispatch, driver pay, and the documents that actually stall a load.

Frontier and ProTransport

Do I have to factor with a specific company to use Frontier?
No. Frontier builds the invoice packet; you send it to the factoring company you already use.

Compare Frontier with other trucking software

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