How much does UCR cost, and what are you paying for?

UCR fees are set by the UCR Plan and depend on how many power units you operate. The all-in totals for each fleet-size band are below.

Last reviewed September 16, 2026

UCR 2026 brackets

Fleet size	Total
0–2 vehicles	$96.00
3–5 vehicles	$223.00
6–20 vehicles	$426.00
21–100 vehicles	$1,263.00
101–1,000 vehicles	$4,637.00
1,001+ vehicles	$44,881.00

Live from our own fee table. Official UCR Plan brackets are published at plan.ucr.gov/fee-brackets.

Totals shown at checkout are inclusive. A bundle discount reduces our service portion only.

Why the jumps are so large

The brackets are wide and the steps between them are steep — the difference between twenty vehicles and twenty-one is substantial. That makes the vehicle count worth getting right rather than estimating, and it is why our form asks you to confirm the basis for your number instead of just accepting it. How to count your vehicles covers the two official methods.

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Enter your USDOT number and we fill in the rest from your FMCSA record.

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Related guides

Who needs to register for UCR?UCR applies to motor carriers, brokers, freight forwarders and leasing companies operating in interstate commerce — including carriers whose own vehicles never leave their state.How to count your vehicles for UCRThe two official counting methods, which twelve months the historical one measures, what counts as a qualifying vehicle, and why trailers do not.UCR and BOC-3 are not the same thingOne is an annual fee you pay to states; the other is a process agent designation you file once. Carriers routinely buy the wrong one.UCR deadlines: when registration opens, closes and is enforcedThe annual calendar, what happens if you register late, and why UCR does not renew itself.

CertExpress is a private filing service and is not affiliated with the FMCSA, the UCR Plan, or any government agency. This guide is general information, not legal advice.