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TimeToCargo Container Tracking API vs Tracking One

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FactTimeToCargo Container Tracking APITracking One
API integrationThe API provides standardized shipment data for connecting to internal accounting, transportation management, monitoring, and logistics systems.The REST API provides a consistent interface across supported carriers and airlines, and API access shares the plan balance with the web app.
Carrier coverageThe service says it supports more than 100 shipping lines and rail operators.The API exposes carrier and airline directories so integrators can check supported lookup methods before submitting a tracking request.
HeadquartersHong KongLinkedIn lists Dubai, United Arab Emirates as the headquarters.
Service limitationThe SLA sets no target availability percentage and excludes carrier, port, terminal, and other external data availability or accuracy from its service guarantee.The agreement says Tracking One is an information provider and is not a carrier, freight forwarder, shipping line, airline or cargo custodian.
SupportEmail support is available Monday through Friday, 14:00–23:00 UTC+8, excluding public holidays, with an initial response within three business days.The contact page says the team usually replies to product, pricing, or API questions within a business day.

TimeToCargo Container Tracking API plans

  • Annual Subscription$1.50 a year
  • Monthly Subscription$1.51 a month
  • Custom planPriced on request

Tracking One plans

  • Registered accessFree
  • Guest accessFree
  • Air tracking$10 a month
  • Air Starter$12 a month
  • Ocean Starter (annual)$14
  • Ocean Starter$16 a month

Pick TimeToCargo Container Tracking API if…

It suits logistics teams needing ocean and rail visibility, scheduled updates, and integration with internal systems. It also fits users who want web tracking, route maps, notifications, or webhook delivery.

Pick Tracking One if…

It suits businesses tracking ocean containers or air cargo through a web interface, API, or embedded widgets. The service is described as business-to-business and not intended for personal users under 18.

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