Transporeon
3PL software
Fleet tracking software
Freight management software
Route planning software
Transportation management systems (TMS)
Supply chain suites
Supply chain business networks
Supply chain visibility software
Yard management software
Sustainability management software
Distribution software
Supply chain management software
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
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€99 per month
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- Transportation and logistics
- Manufacturing
- Retail and wholesale
What is Transporeon
Transporeon is a cloud-based transportation management and logistics network platform used to plan, tender, execute, and monitor freight movements across carriers and shippers. It supports use cases such as spot and contract freight procurement, dock and yard coordination, real-time shipment visibility, and freight audit-related workflows. The platform emphasizes multi-party collaboration through a connected carrier network and integrates with ERP/WMS/TMS environments via APIs and standard interfaces. It is typically used by enterprise shippers, logistics service providers, and carriers operating in Europe and other regions.
Broad execution-to-visibility coverage
The product combines transportation planning and tendering with execution monitoring, appointment/dock scheduling, and visibility workflows in one platform. This reduces the need to stitch together separate tools for procurement, execution, and tracking. It fits organizations that want a single operating layer across multiple transport modes and business units. Compared with fulfillment-centric tools in the reference set, it is oriented toward enterprise freight operations rather than parcel/warehouse fulfillment.
Network-based carrier collaboration
Transporeon is built around a multi-tenant business network that connects shippers, carriers, and logistics providers for tendering and status exchange. This can simplify onboarding and standardize communications across many trading partners. It supports workflows such as digital tendering, acceptance, and milestone updates without relying solely on email or phone. The network approach is a differentiator versus point solutions that primarily optimize internal operations.
Operational modules beyond TMS
The platform includes adjacent capabilities such as time slot management (dock/yard appointments) and sustainability-related reporting features tied to transport activity. These modules help coordinate facilities and transport plans and provide data for emissions tracking initiatives. For organizations with complex sites and high shipment volumes, this can improve synchronization between warehouses and carriers. It provides a suite-like footprint compared with narrower shipping/3PL tools in the reference set.
Enterprise complexity and rollout effort
Implementations typically require integration with ERP/WMS/TMS, carrier connectivity setup, and process standardization across sites. This can extend timelines and increase the need for internal change management. Smaller teams may find the configuration and governance overhead high relative to simpler shipping or fulfillment platforms. Value realization often depends on achieving broad partner adoption.
Carrier participation dependency
Some benefits—such as real-time milestones, tender automation, and standardized communications—depend on carriers actively using the platform or integrating via EDI/API. If key carriers do not participate or provide consistent data, visibility and automation can be uneven. Organizations may need parallel processes for non-participating partners. This can reduce the uniformity of execution across lanes and regions.
Not a warehouse-fulfillment system
While it supports dock/yard coordination and integrates with warehouse systems, it is not a full warehouse management or e-commerce fulfillment platform. Companies seeking end-to-end pick/pack/ship, inventory control, and fulfillment operations may need additional systems. This differs from several products in the reference set that focus on 3PL/fulfillment execution. Buyers should validate scope boundaries for distribution and warehouse workflows.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free Plan (Freight Marketplace) | €0 per month | Up to 10 offers on lane requests or spot shipments per week; limited access to buyer profile information; restricted contact with buyers; unlimited number of users. |
| Basic Plan (Freight Marketplace) | €99 per month (or €999 per year) | Unlimited offers/bidding; full access to buyer profiles and contact details + messaging; Market Insights included; profile views and bulk offer upload/lane request download; unlimited users; 30-day free trial of premium features. |
| Other Transporeon solutions (e.g., Transport Planning/TMS, Execution & Visibility hubs, Dock & Yard Management, Freight Audit & Payment, Visibility Hub, Autonomous Procurement, etc.) | Custom pricing / Contact sales | Transporeon product pages request demo or contact for details; no public, itemized pricing published on the official site for these modules. |
Seller details
Transporeon GmbH (a Trimble company)
Ulm, Germany
2000
Subsidiary
https://www.transporeon.com/
https://x.com/transporeon
https://www.linkedin.com/company/transporeon/
