One price, and it does not move
Per seat, per month, in US dollars. No tiers, no volume schedule, and no negotiation for the eleventh seat. The API is part of the product.
Buyers
Shippers and logistics providers. Anyone who searches, compares and invites carriers to quote.
- Per seat / month
- USD 49.00
- Monthly
- USD 245.00
- Annual
- USD 2,450.00
- Annual, per month
- USD 204.16
Annual is ten months paid and twelve months served, invoiced and paid by bank transfer. Monthly is paid by card.
Carriers
Anyone who publishes a rate card and answers a request.
- Per seat / month
- USD 29.00
- Monthly
- USD 145.00
- Annual
- USD 1,450.00
- Annual, per month
- USD 120.83
Annual is ten months paid and twelve months served, invoiced and paid by bank transfer. Monthly is paid by card.
A carrier pays nothing until the first time a buyer invites them to quote, and no longer than 12 months either way. Being listed is not the product; being asked is.
The free period ends the first time a buyer invites you to quote, or after twelve months, whichever comes first.
What we are committing to
- No tiers
- There is one product. Every seat gets all of it, including the parts you have not needed yet.
- No volume discount
- Not at ten seats, not at a hundred. A discount schedule is a negotiation, and it makes the eleventh seat cheaper than the tenth in a way somebody has to explain.
- The API is included
- Not an add-on and not an enterprise line. Your data is yours to pull.
- The price does not rise at renewal
- The figure on your first invoice is the figure on the next one. We are not running an introductory rate.
Where we can invoice you
United States — available now
Canada — available now
Mexico — not yet
A Mexican buyer needs a CFDI to deduct the expense, and without a Mexican entity we can only issue a receipt, which your accountant will reject. Local invoicing is in preparation. We would rather say so here than take your money and leave you with a problem at the year end.
Prices are in US dollars in all 2 countries we bill in, including Canada. Your bank converts at its own rate.