CarrierView puts every load on a live map through the driver's phone — positions, ETAs and status alerts on any carrier you book, with every location ping verified before it reaches you. No ELDs, no telematics, no onboarding quarter.
Public pricing from $0. No demo required — put one real load on the map today.
Every ping passed anti-spoofing screening
Visibility isn't a dot on a map — it's knowing where every load is, hearing about problems while you can still act on them, and letting your customer watch without calling you.
Location pings roughly every 5 minutes with live ETAs on one dashboard — every load you're covering, whichever carrier is hauling it.
Automatic arrival and departure detection at every stop, with status alerts as the load moves — you hear about the delay before your customer does.
Your shipper watches the load live on a clean page — position, status, ETA. No account, no login, no access to your dashboard.
ELD-first enterprise platforms see a truck only if the carrier's telematics are integrated. That covers big fleets — and goes dark on the owner-operator you booked this morning. CarrierView tracks through the driver's phone, so coverage starts with the first load.
No carrier-side setup, accounts or hardware. The driver gets an SMS link — the app for the full experience, or an app-less browser link that tracks from any phone with nothing installed.
15 photo and document types — truck number, trailer plate, BOL, POD, reefer temperature and more — geotagged, timestamped and attached to the load record.
Every freight visibility platform — Gartner calls the category real-time transportation visibility platforms — answers the same question about a load: where is it right now, and when will it arrive? The platforms differ in where that position comes from.
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| CarrierView | Enterprise visibility platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the position comes from | The driver's phone — app or app-less browser link, per load | The carrier's ELD/telematics feed, through an integration or a carrier network |
| Which carriers you can see | Any carrier you book, including owner-operators and small fleets | Carriers whose telematics are integrated with the platform |
| Time to first tracked load | Minutes — the driver taps an SMS link | An onboarding and integration project first |
| Modes covered | Truckload and road freight | Often multimodal — road, ocean, air, rail |
| Pricing | Public, from $0; plans by simultaneous active tracks | Quote-based |
Enterprise evaluation guides list integrations, scalability and implementation timelines. A brokerage's list is shorter and more practical.
Check what happens with an owner-operator booked this morning. Integrated-telematics coverage is real for large fleets and empty for the long tail. Phone-based tracking covers both.
Ask for the path from signup to a live load. If the answer includes an implementation plan, budget the quarter. Here it's sign up, create the load, and the driver taps an SMS link — the driver tracking app or the app-less browser link.
A visibility platform is only as good as the pings it shows. Ask how faked or replayed locations are caught, and whether they're flagged while the load is still moving. CarrierView's checks stay private on purpose.
Arrival and departure detection at every stop, status alerts as the load moves. The point is to know before the customer calls.
A no-login share link per load is the difference between visibility and check calls.
Public pricing by active tracks, no per-load fees, no contract. Start on the Free plan with one active track and put a real load on the map.
Keep the CarrierView dashboard, or don't open it at all: create loads, pull position history and receive status events by webhook, straight into your own TMS or portal.
Plans are priced by simultaneous active tracks — when a load delivers, the slot frees up for the next one. Every feature is included on every plan, verification and all.
No demo required. The Free plan includes one active track — see a real load live before you roll CarrierView out to the team.
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