The operating layer for freight, built for people, ready for agents. Never dark, with one connected data spine across tracking, schedules, rates, loading and more. Use it in the dashboard, call it from your TMS, or hand it to an agent: same data, three ways in.
7 days free on every tool · 240+ carriers · DCSA-normalized · 0–5 min event freshness
Live examples from every product: a container journey, an air waybill, the next sailing, a load plan, a lane rate and the MCP call behind them. Sample data you can press, switch and change.
More instruments on the way. Every tool is in the 7-day free trial and has the same API shape. Pick one, the rest plug in later.
Cross-checked against 72,000+ sailings, so the departure you choose is the one that actually sails.
Daily spot rates on the same spine as the schedule, so the lane you priced is the lane you booked.
Load it to the standard, then follow it to discharge. Web, API, MCP: the same data in all three.
Underneath Navo there is one connected data layer instead. Nothing is prepared separately "for AI". It is the architecture from the first connector.
When an ETA moves, Navo emails you and calls your webhook within minutes. Save a container once, then stop checking.
Why teams pick Navo
Every figure here is measured, not marketed: the same numbers the data spine runs on
An AI engineering agent watches every connector around the clock: it detects breakage, diagnoses it, and drafts the fix within minutes, with humans reviewing every change. That is why we are Navo.
Every event normalized to the DCSA standard: the schema MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd and ONE created and adopted themselves. Drops into your TMS without a translation layer.
First-party MCP servers for tracking, schedules and loading: your agents buy and query without a sales call. No incumbent (Terminal49, Vizion, project44) ships one.
Ocean lines and airlines behind our tracking, schedules and rates. We are a DCSA member, and we work with forwarding partners.
Logos belong to their owners. Navo24 is not affiliated with these carriers.
Feedback teams sent us after working with the feed, quoted word for word
“On the strength of this round, our recommendation internally is to adopt Navo24 as our primary tracking source. Thank you for the disciplined engineering response, eight findings, eight closures, is not something we see often.”
“We have never worked with a data provider that fixes issues so quickly before.”
7 days free on every tool
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Freight tools on one normalized data spine: container tracking, air waybills, sailing schedules, load planning and ocean spot rates. Each works on its own (dashboard, REST API, webhooks and an MCP server), and they share the same events, so the lane you priced is the lane you track.
Yes. Every plan starts with 7 days free and 1,250 tokens across every Navo tool. Cancel any time in those 7 days and you pay nothing; after that, the plan you picked starts.
No: the dashboard and the REST API work standalone, and most customers never touch MCP. Yes, later: if you want an agent to query or act on this data, the server is already there: you don't migrate anything.