UCC Scout

For equipment finance lenders and brokers

Know whose equipment loan ends next.

Every morning we scan public UCC filings and rank the businesses whose equipment loans are ending. You get the list, the lender and the reason to call.

7 days free · no card

Live from Colorado
156,025 scored opportunities · updated every morning
100
ARB
Windsor
2019 Vermeer ATX720 skid steer

Turned 48 months 30 days ago, same lender for 4 years

DLL Phone
100
DEN
Golden
2023 Bobcat S66 skid steer

Turned 36 months 5 days ago, left Wells Fargo Vendor Financial Services, LLC in 2023, same lender for 3 years

COMMERCIAL CAPITAL COMPANY, LLC Phone
100
STR
Stratton
John Deere 616R sprayer

Turned 36 months 5 days ago

John Deere Financial Phone
100
Ran
Granby
2024 Peterbilt 567

Turned 36 months 18 days ago, left Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing Co., Ltd. in 2026, same lender for 5 years

Commercial Credit Group Inc. on behalf of itself and on behalf of all Affiliates of CCI Phone
100
NEX
Longmont
2020 Peterbilt 567

Turned 48 months 10 days ago, moved to another lender in 2022, same lender for 6 years

Trans Lease, Inc. Phone
100
JCH
Ramah
1999 John Deere 624H

Turned 36 months 10 days ago, left GreatAmerica Financial Services Corporation in 2022, fleet growing (2 loans in 2 years)

QL TITLING TRUST LTD. Phone
100
DEN
Centennial
2015 JCB Variable forklift

Turned 36 months 3 days ago

WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Phone
100
BLA
Windsor
2023 Caterpillar 2C3500 forklift

Turned 36 months 24 days ago, left LEASE FINANCE PARTNERS, INC in 2026, same lender for 3 years

BFG Corporation Phone

How it works

01

Every filing, every morning

Lenders file a public UCC-1 whenever a business finances equipment. We pull every new one from the state each morning.

02

Sorted and cleaned

Each filing is tagged by equipment type and lender type. Consumer solar, tool accounts and other noise are set aside.

03

Scored, with reasons

Most equipment loans run 3 to 5 years. Each filing gets a 0–100 score for how close it is to the end, and the reasons why.

The score

Peaks when the loan is 36 to 48 months old

0 mo12 mo24 mo36 mo48 mo60 mo72 mo84 mopeak · +50
250,254

Colorado filings read, going back six years

Businesses only

People and sole proprietors are flagged and never exported. Phone numbers come only from public business registries.

Pricing

One closed deal pays for a year. Start with a week on us.

Save 20% billed yearly (Team: quarterly)

Trial

See what's in your state before you pay.

$07 days
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For 1 member

  • Full Radar for 1 state
  • Daily alert emails
  • 50 export rows
  • Score reasons on every filing

Solo

For one originator working one state.

$79per month
billed yearly
Get Solo

For 1 member only

  • 1 user
  • UCC filings in 1 state
  • New trucking companies, all 50 states
  • 2,000 export rows a month
  • Daily or weekly alert emails
  • Score reasons on every filing

TeamPopular

For desks that split territories.

$1,199per month
billed quarterly
Start with Team

For up to 5 members

  • 5 seats
  • UCC filings in every state
  • 20,000 export rows a month
  • REST API
  • Lender market share
  • Everything in Solo

Free, from the same data

Questions

Where does the data come from?
From the UCC filing records each state publishes. Colorado's Department of State releases its financing statements, debtors, secured parties and collateral as open data every day. We store every row as published and rebuild the scores each morning.
Why would a UCC filing mean a loan is ending?
Lenders file a UCC-1 when they finance equipment. Most equipment loans and leases run 36 to 60 months, so a specific-equipment filing that is three to four years old, still active and never continued is likely close to its last payments. That is when owners replace or refinance.
How is the score calculated?
Up to 50 points for age (full marks at 36–48 months), 20 for specific, serial-numbered equipment, 15 for an active filing with no continuation or termination, and 15 for businesses that finance again and again. Every point shows up as a reason on the row.
Can I use it to make credit decisions?
No. UCC Scout is a prospecting tool built on public records, not a consumer report. It may not be used for credit, employment, insurance, housing or tenant screening decisions, or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
What about people and sole proprietors?
Filings that name a person, or read like one, are flagged. They're hidden by default, never shown on public pages and never included in exports or the API.
Which states do you cover?
Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, and Wisconsin, refreshed daily or weekly as each state publishes. More are added as their filing data becomes available. Solo covers the state you pick; Team covers every state as it launches.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans renew monthly, quarterly or yearly until you cancel from the billing portal; you keep access until the end of the period.

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