CargoOS is built for shippers who need control and carriers who need better loads. We replace manual dispatch and opaque managed-3PL workflows with one transparent marketplace where every load, match, acceptance, and status update stays visible.
CargoOS gives shippers a dependable operating layer and gives carriers access to relevant freight without forcing either side into a black box.
Post freight once, compare available capacity, and keep rate, tender, tracking, and proof of delivery in the same workflow. Your team gets the visibility of a TMS without adding another manual coordination layer.
See how the economics work in our freight ops ROI calculator.
Carriers see open opportunities with the context they need to decide quickly. Accept the loads that fit, keep status current, and build a more predictable book of business.
The result is a marketplace loop that rewards reliable execution, not opaque relationships.
The old way can look familiar while quietly consuming margin, attention, and trust.
Spreadsheets, inboxes, calls, and disconnected status checks make every shipment a fresh coordination project. CargoOS gives the team a repeatable workflow from load creation through delivery.
A managed handoff can hide the carrier choice, the real cost, and the current status. CargoOS keeps the network and the operating data in view so shippers can make informed decisions.
Rate tools, tender email, tracking portals, and proof-of-delivery folders are not a system when no one sees the same truth. CargoOS brings the loop together.
Reporting is most useful before a shipment becomes a fire drill. Live status and shared context help both sides act while there is still time to change the outcome.
Read our TMS vs. 3PL comparison and the guide to the hidden costs of manual dispatch, then see what a CargoOS plan costs on our pricing page.
Start with transparent pricing, or book a CargoOS demo to talk through your operation.