Company DescriptionFreightos Ltd., owns and operates an online freight marketplace. It connects importers and exporters, providing instant comparison, booking, and management of air, ocean, and land shipments from forwarders. Further, the company offers freight software solutions, such as Freightos AcceleRate that offers freight rate management, instant freight quotes, and business intelligence; Enterprise Shipper that offers freight tariff control, real-time landed pricing, routing, and spend analytics; Freightos WebCargo; and Freightos Shipping Calculator which integrates with the e-commerce platform, providing instant international air or ocean pricing for oversized goods and e-commerce. Additionally, the company offers freight shipping tools, including HS Code lookup, an interactive airport and seaport directory; and a freight density calculator. The company caters to forwarders, carriers, enterprise shippers, logistics providers, and e-commerce retailers for automating freight and sales. The company was formerly known as Tradeos Limited and changed its name to Freightos Ltd. in March 2016. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in North Point, Hong Kong with operations in Hong Kong, China, Germany, Israel, and Palestine.
How the Company Makes MoneyFreightos primarily generates revenue from fees tied to transactions and software usage across its digital freight booking and rate-management platforms. A core revenue stream is marketplace/transaction revenue earned when freight bookings are executed through its platform, typically structured as platform fees charged in connection with those shipments. The company also earns subscription and SaaS revenue from logistics-facing software products that help customers digitize quoting, pricing, and procurement workflows (e.g., tools used by freight forwarders and/or carriers to manage and publish rates, respond to tenders, and automate sales/quoting processes). In addition, Freightos can generate revenue from enterprise/commercial agreements and API/integration-based arrangements that embed its pricing/booking capabilities into partners’ or customers’ systems, with economics commonly tied to seat/subscription commitments, usage, and/or transaction volumes. Significant factors influencing earnings include overall global freight volumes, the level of freight rate volatility (which can increase demand for real-time pricing/booking tools), customer adoption by forwarders and carriers, and distribution/integration partnerships that expand supply and demand liquidity on its marketplace.