Stop checking multiple carrier portals for "In Transit" updates that tell you nothing. CargoPilot gives you the real answer: where your cargo actually is, why it's delayed, and when it will really arrive.
Container tracking is full of data and short on truth.
Carriers publish milestones. Most platforms simply repeat them.
When ETAs slip, updates lag, or vessels slow down, shippers are left guessing.
At scale, this creates noise instead of clarity.
Teams watch every container equally, instead of focusing on the few that actually matter.
CargoPilot was built to close that gap.
Standard tracking services just repeat what carriers say. When vessels slow down, ETAs slip, or ports get congested—you're left guessing.Don't pay providers who just repeat carrier status updates. Demand Insight.

Container Number
Data Status: Last update (14 Days Ago)
Carrier ETA
Unknown

Live Satellite Tracking
In Bay of Biscay
Container
CMCG1234567
Cargo
Coffee Beans
Current Speed
3.0 kts
Vessel Status
Slow Steaming
Revised ETA Felixstowe
Feb 03
Feb 07
CargoPilot Insight
Port congestion and limited berth availability at Felixstowe. 4-day slide expected.
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CargoPilot combines:
Live satellite tracking of the vessel carrying your specific cargo.
Billions of historic data points to predict port behavior.
Hyper-local congestion alerts and schedule reliability analytics.
Our neural network turns messy data into a human explanation.
Tracking Active
CONTAINER: ABCD1234567
LOC: BAY OF BISCAY
DEST: Felixstowe, UK
ETA: Feb 03, 2026
This is not more data.
It’s better judgment.
scanning all shipping lines
End the manual cycle of fragmented searching. No more switching between 10+ carrier portals and maintaining spreadsheets.
CargoPilot unifies tracking into one view. Risks identified, insights delivered.
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Live coordinates transformed into plain English location updates.
Not just the "carrier ETA"—the actual, AI-predicted arrival window.
Decoding congestion, weather, and schedule reliability in one sentence.
Clear explanations of how timing shifts impact your final supply chain.
Built for humans, not systems. Plain-English summaries. No jargon. No cryptic codes. Just clear answers when you need them.
Less Noise. Fewer Surprises. Better Decisions.
Port Scanning Active
PORT: Felixstowe, UK
STATUS: No Disruptions
CONGESTION: LOW (OPTIMAL)
VESSELS BERTHED: 12 Active
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Starter
Containers / month
$59/mo
Additional containers $3.50 each
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Growth
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$159/mo
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Enterprise
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Your freight forwarder is great at handling documentation, customs, and carrier relationships—but they're checking the same carrier portals you are, often manually.
CargoPilot® uses live satellite tracking to verify what carriers say. We catch delays 12-48 hours earlier because we're watching the actual vessel movement, not waiting for the carrier to update their system.
Think of it this way: Your forwarder handles the logistics. We handle the intelligence. They work together—CargoPilot® makes your forwarder's job easier by giving you visibility they can't provide.
Most customers use both: Forwarder for operations, CargoPilot® for tracking.
We support 50+ major carriers including:
Plus hundreds of smaller regional carriers. If you're not sure if we support your carrier, just enter a container number from them—we'll tell you immediately if we can track it. (Spoiler: We almost always can.)
Nope. Nothing to install. CargoPilot® is 100% cloud-based. Just:
Access it from any device—laptop, phone, tablet. No downloads, no integrations required (unless you want API access on our Professional/Enterprise plans).
Our AI predictions are accurate within ±1 day about 85% of the time. Carrier ETAs are accurate about 60-70% of the time because they don't account for vessels slow-steaming, port congestion, weather, or transshipment lags.
We factor in all of these using live satellite tracking, historical port performance, and real-time congestion levels.
Intelligence Briefing
Example: Carrier says "Feb 5th." We analyze the vessel's current speed, see it's slow-steaming, check destination port congestion, and say "Feb 7-8th." Actual arrival: Feb 8th. That 3-day heads-up matters.
Not yet—but it's coming. Right now, CargoPilot® is laser-focused on ocean container tracking because that's where the visibility problem is worst.
Air freight and LTL tracking are on our roadmap for 2026. Want to be notified when we launch them? Let us know at hello@cargopilot.ai and we'll add you to the early access list.
Here's exactly what happens:
You enter any container number (like CMAU1234567) in the search box
We verify it's valid and identify which carrier it belongs to
We pull tracking data from the carrier + live satellite position of the vessel
Our AI analyzes everything and generates a plain-English summary
We email you instant dashboard access with live tracking updates
Your first 5 containers are completely free. No credit card required. No trial period that expires. Just free tracking so you can see the difference.
We don't cut you off—we just charge per additional container:
No surprise fees. No penalties. Just transparent per-container pricing.
Pro tip: If you're consistently going over, upgrade to the next tier.
Yes. We take security seriously. Your data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256), never sold to third parties, and stored on SOC 2 certified infrastructure (AWS/Google Cloud).
We track container numbers, carrier data, and satellite positions. We DO NOT track the contents of your containers, your customer lists, or your pricing contracts.
GDPR/CCPA compliant. If you ever want to delete your data, just ask—we'll wipe it within 30 days.
Most tracking platforms just repeat what carriers tell them. We verify it.
"In Transit" (last updated 3 days ago)
"Off Gibraltar, slow-steaming at 8 knots, arriving 2 days late—revised ETA Feb 7"
Bottom line: Better data. Earlier warnings. Real answers.