Comparison

A Shippeo alternative for fresh produce importers

Shippeo is the European answer to project44, and a good one. It is also built for Renault and Carrefour, and it grew up on road. Those two facts decide most of this comparison before anyone mentions features.

First month free, then €15 a container · No commitment · No card required

Carriers supported
437
Shipments tracked
344
Built for
Fresh produce

Multimodal at enterprise scale

“Track every shipment, know every ETA, act with confidence” is the promise, and the coverage behind it is road in full truckload and less-than-truckload, ocean, rail, air, and ports and terminals, across 28 countries. The customers on the page are automotive, FMCG and retail — Renault Group, Coca-Cola HBC, Carrefour Belgium, Leroy Merlin. Pricing is not published.

Read as a description of a buyer, that is a manufacturer or a grocery chain with a road network to keep on schedule. A produce importer’s problem is narrower and stranger: a handful of long ocean lanes, cargo with a shelf life, and a packing list from a grower that somebody is retyping. A platform serving automotive alongside FMCG has no commercial reason to read that file, and does not claim to.

Scale against specialization

The job Shippeo Trackberry
Who it is built for Large European shippers — automotive, FMCG, retail, across 28 countries. Fresh produce importers, most of them under a hundred people.
Main focus Road, FTL and LTL, with ocean, rail, air and terminals alongside. Ocean reefers on a handful of long import lanes.
Documents Not described on its site. Packing lists, bills of lading, certificates and invoices read out of the inbox.
Perishables Not described on its site. Export seasons, setpoints off the B/L, arrival inspections per pallet.
Buying it Book a demo, talk to an expert, no published price. Free for the first month, then €15 a container. You talk to the people building it.
Road coverage The core of the product. Stops at the CMR that arrives with the container.

When Shippeo is the right platform

Real cases, and more common than the ones where we are the better fit.

  • Road freight across Europe is a large part of what you move, and you need it visible at scale.
  • You are a manufacturer or a retailer where produce is one category among many.
  • You need multimodal coverage — rail and air alongside ocean — as first-class features.
  • You have procurement, security review and vendor requirements that a beta product will not satisfy.
  • You operate in enough countries that pan-European carrier coverage is the deciding factor.

What it costs

One of these tells you the price.

Shippeo

Not published

No published pricing; the calls to action are “Book a demo” and “Talk to an expert”. Multi-country road coverage at enterprise scale is not sold from a price list.

Trackberry

Free for a month, then €15 / container

No card and no commitment during the free month. €15 per container after the free first month — you pay for containers that ship, not for seats or a monthly subscription. ERP integration is a one-off from €2,000 plus maintenance from €50 a month, quoted against the system you already run. All prices exclude VAT.

Questions buyers ask

Is Shippeo a competitor?
In the same sense project44 is: a serious platform, sold to a much larger company. Its named customers are Renault Group, Coca-Cola HBC, Carrefour Belgium and Leroy Merlin, across 28 countries. If both are on your shortlist, one of them is there by mistake.
It is European. Does that not make it closer to us?
Closer than the American platforms, yes, but that matters less than it sounds. The real gap is the size of buyer and the main focus: Shippeo grew up on road freight and covers ocean alongside rail, air and terminals. Produce import is an ocean problem with a paperwork problem attached.
We move a lot by truck as well. Then what?
Then look at them. Multi-country road visibility at scale is what they are built for, and we do not compete with it. Our road coverage stops at the CMR that arrives with the container.
What does Shippeo cost?
Not published. The calls to action are “Book a demo” and “Talk to an expert”, which is the usual shape of enterprise procurement and tells you something about the size of buyer the product assumes.

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Sources

Every claim on this page about another company comes from what that company publishes about itself, and each is dated. If something here is out of date or wrong, tell us at hello@trackberry.com and we will correct it.

If it is reefers and paperwork

Twenty minutes with your own container numbers and one grower’s file. That is the narrow problem, and narrow is the whole argument.