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DAT One vs Descartes MyCarrierPortal

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7.8#1 in carrier management softwareFrom $59 a month
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FactDAT OneDescartes MyCarrierPortal
Company historyDAT began as Dial-A-Truck at a Portland-area Jubitz truck stop in 1978.The company says MyCarrierPackets was founded in 2012, rebranded as MyCarrierPortal in 2023, and was acquired by Descartes in 2024.
Founded19782012
Fraud preventionDAT describes platform fraud measures including identity verification and real-time risk monitoring.Fraud tools include VIN verification, two-factor authentication for carrier profiles, community reporting, and carrier history information.
HeadquartersPortland, Oregon, United StatesWaterloo, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsDAT offers APIs for the Load Board, BookNow, DAT Tracking, Freight Posting, and other products through its Developer Portal.The maker says the platform integrates with TMS systems and lists Descartes 3G TMS, GenLogs, CloneOps.ai, Carrier Assure, and WireBee among its partners.
ProductDAT One is an end-to-end freight platform connecting motor carriers, freight brokers, 3PLs, and shippers to match loads with trucks.Descartes MyCarrierPortal is an online carrier packet solution for carrier onboarding, risk management, and fraud prevention.

DAT One plans

  • DAT One Standard$59 a month
  • DAT One Enhanced$149 a month
  • DAT One Express$159 a month
  • DAT One Pro$169 a month
  • DAT One Select$259 a month
  • DAT One Select Broker$319 a month

Descartes MyCarrierPortal plans

  • Standard$515 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick DAT One if…

DAT One suits carriers looking for loads and brokers seeking to post loads or search for carriers. Its plans cover individual operators, fleets, brokers, and combined broker/carrier needs.

Pick Descartes MyCarrierPortal if…

MyCarrierPortal suits brokers, shippers, and 3PLs managing carrier onboarding and compliance, as well as carriers collaborating with freight partners.

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