ShipsGo

What ShipsGo is

ShipsGo provides container and air cargo tracking for shippers and logistics service providers seeking supply chain visibility. Ocean tracking covers more than 160 shipping lines and accepts container, booking, or Bill of Lading numbers. Alerts cover status changes, release and arrival notices, delays or early arrivals, and transshipment-port updates. Air tracking uses AWB numbers and supplies flight details, split-shipment tracking, and status notifications. The API connects tracking data and milestones to ERP, TMS, or CRM systems; webhooks deliver updates and milestones as standardized JSON. A live tracking map can be embedded on a website through an iframe. Each new shipment tracking request uses one credit, while later queries for an uploaded shipment do not use additional credits. New users receive 3 free credits for ocean and air tracking. The listed Pay as you track plan is $1,000, paid once for 500 credits, valid for 1 year. API use also has an annual fee based on usage volume; tailored pricing is available by contacting ShipsGo. The service is available through web and API, with no dedicated mobile tracking app.

Who it suits

ShipsGo suits beneficial cargo owners, freight forwarders, and IT companies that need container or air cargo tracking. Its API and web options also suit teams connecting shipment updates to business systems or websites.

Limits

New users receive 3 free credits, and each new shipment tracking request uses one credit. The listed Pay as you track plan provides 500 credits valid for 1 year; API use also incurs an annual fee calculated by usage volume.

Getting started

1. Visit the ShipsGo website.
2. Access ShipsGo through the web or API.
3. Use the 3 free credits provided to new users for ocean and air tracking.
4. For a paid tracking plan, consider Pay as you track: $1,000, paid once for 500 credits, valid for 1 year.
5. Contact ShipsGo for tailored API pricing.

Verdict

ShipsGo covers ocean and air shipments, with alerts, API updates, and an embeddable tracking map. Users should account for credit consumption and the separate annual API fee when planning usage.