How much is UCR? 2026 fees by fleet size
The 2026 UCR fee is tiered by power-unit count and is unchanged from 2025: $46 for 0–2 vehicles, $138 for 3–5, $276 for 6–20, $963 for 21–100, $4,592 for 101–1,000, and $44,836 for 1,001+. Only self-propelled vehicles count — trailers don't. Enter your USDOT and EasyUCR computes your exact bracket from your FMCSA record, free.
Only power units count
Your bracket is based on power units — self-propelled commercial vehicles like tractors, straight trucks and buses. Trailers are excluded. The count comes from your most recent MCS-150, which is exactly what EasyUCR reads to compute your fee.
Why services charge more than $46
The $46 is just the government fee for the smallest fleets. Filing services add a service fee for doing the work. EasyUCR shows you the exact government fee up front and never hides it — you pay for a fast, accurate, AI-guided filing, not for a markup you can't see.
Find your exact fee free
Don't guess your bracket. Enter your USDOT and the AI pulls your power-unit count and computes your precise 2026 fee in seconds — before you pay anything.
| Power units | 2026 fee |
|---|---|
| 0–2 | $46 |
| 3–5 | $138 |
| 6–20 | $276 |
| 21–100 | $963 |
| 101–1,000 | $4,592 |
| 1,001+ | $44,836 |
Frequently asked questions
Did UCR fees go up for 2026?+
No — 2026 UCR fees are unchanged from 2025. The brackets run from $46 (0–2 vehicles) to $44,836 (1,001+).
Do trailers count toward my UCR fee?+
No. Only power units (self-propelled vehicles) count. Trailers are excluded from the bracket calculation.
How is my power-unit count determined?+
From the most recent MCS-150 on file with FMCSA. If that's out of date, your fee may be wrong — EasyUCR reads your live record so your fee is accurate.