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Logistaas vs Shipthis

Logistaas

6.4#9 in freight forwarding softwareFrom $35 a month
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Shipthis

7.5#1 in freight rate management softwareFrom $49 a month
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Customer portalThe branded customer portal supports inquiries, quotations, bookings, shipment tracking, and customer-facing reports.Customers receive a white-labeled web and mobile portal with live tracking, quote requests, invoice access and document exchange.
IntegrationsListed integrations include INTTRA, Traxon CargoHUB, Descartes, WebCargo, Wakeo, Xero, SAP, QuickBooks, Microsoft Dynamics, TallyPrime, and Zoho.The company says Shipthis integrates with more than 120 carriers and tracking networks and supports banking and government-system integrations, REST APIs, and webhooks.
ProductLogistaas is a cloud-based transportation management system for freight forwarders, shipping lines, and NVOCCs.Shipthis is freight forwarding software combining operations, accounting, CRM, quoting, and customer engagement in one system.
SecurityThe site says Logistaas is SOC 2 certified and that its hosting is managed by Amazon AWS.Shipthis says it is cloud-hosted with end-to-end encryption, role-based access controls, regular penetration testing, and automated backups; ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications were described as in progress, targeting Q3 2026.

Logistaas plans

  • CRM Only$35 a month
  • Professional$55 a month
  • Digital Freight Forwarder$75 a month
  • Accounting Users$79 a month

Shipthis plans

  • Basic$49 a month
  • Shipthis$89 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Logistaas if…

Logistaas suits freight forwarders, shipping lines, and NVOCCs needing cloud sales, operations, finance, and customer-portal tools. It also fits teams requiring shipment integrations, tracking, invoicing, and API access.

Pick Shipthis if…

Shipthis is designed for freight forwarders with 20–500 employees managing 500–50,000 shipments per month. It also names NVOCCs, customs brokers, and 3PLs as users.

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