Plain-English pickup verdicts, last-free-day countdowns, and live gate cameras — pulled directly from every LA, Long Beach, Oakland, and NY/NJ terminal portal. No raw EDI dumps. No guessing.
Project44 and FourKites built for global ocean. We built for the LA-to-Inland-Empire turn — the place where containers actually get moved.
"Ready for pickup, schedule appointment at LBCT" — not "AVL=Y, HOLD=N, RLS_DT=20260514". Every container gets a one-line verdict the dispatcher (or driver) can act on instantly.
Last Free Day, per-diem chassis cost, and demurrage exposure surface on every container card. Push notification 48 / 24 / 6 hours out so containers don't accidentally rack up $200/day.
31 cameras across 11 terminals — outgate, ingate, chassis pit, in-gate queue. Drivers preview congestion before they roll. Dispatchers route around the line.
Camera-scan a container, get the verdict in seconds. iOS Live Activities pin pickup status to the lock screen and Dynamic Island so drivers never have to unlock their phone in the cab.
We log into the terminal portals on your behalf. Tideworks, VoyagerTrack, Keycloak SSO, JWT APIs — whatever the terminal uses, we speak it. No EDI subscriptions to buy. No carrier feeds to negotiate.
We're the only system that pulls from BOTH the terminal portal AND PierPass — so when one says "released" and the other says "TMF unpaid," you find out before the gate does.
Customs, Freight, Line Release, TMF, CTF, Exam — green/yellow/red for every container. Tap any to see the action that clears it. No more "why isn't this moving?" calls.
When a verdict color shifts (red → green, blue → amber), the device that's tracking the container gets a push within seconds. No polling. No "we forgot."
Demurrage, per-diem, chassis day fees roll up per container and per fleet. Dispatchers see which containers are bleeding money before payroll runs.
Drivers don't type 11 characters into a website while sitting in the cab. They aim their phone at the container and the app pulls the verdict in under 3 seconds.
Global multi-modal at enterprise prices. Or basic tracking with no terminal depth. We're the third option.
| FreightHub | GoComet / Beon | Project44 / FourKites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct LA / LB / Oakland terminal portal access | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Plain-English pickup verdict (not raw EDI) | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Live terminal gate cameras | ● | ○ | ○ |
| PierPass cross-source reconciliation | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Driver mobile app + iOS Live Activities | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Ocean container tracking (US ports) | ● | ● | ● |
| US rail intermodal tracking (UP live, others coming) | ● | ○ | ● |
| Air cargo tracking | ○ | ● | ● |
| Solo driver tier | $9/mo | ~$200/mo entry | $1,500+/mo |
| Drayage carrier tier | FREE | Not offered | Not offered |
Yes — LBCT, APM Pier 400, PCT, Pier A (SSA), ITS, TTI, WBCT, YTI, FMS, and TraPac. Plus PierPass for the demurrage / TMF reconciliation layer, and Everport via eModal. International ports (Vancouver, Halifax, Montreal) available on Enterprise.
Drayage carriers are the supply side of the load board. Their participation makes FreightHub valuable to brokers and shippers — so we don't charge them for the visibility tools they need to do their job. They pay only when they want broker-tier features (rate analytics, lane intel) or operate with broker authority.
We hit the terminal portal in real time on every container query and cache for 10 minutes. PierPass and vessel schedules refresh hourly. When a hold clears or a verdict color shifts, push notifications fire within seconds.
No. Container number alone (the 11-character ABCD-1234567 format) is all you need. We handle the SCAC + carrier identification automatically.
Pro Visibility includes webhook + Slack + email alerts. Enterprise adds direct REST API access and ocean carrier EDI integration. Pre-built connectors for McLeod, Aljex, Tailwind in development.
Top up anytime — buy more containers as a one-time pack, or upgrade to the next tier. No surprise overage fees on next month's invoice the way Project44 / FourKites pricing works.
Try it with a real container number — no signup required. The first lookup is free.