Tracking One Reviews & Product Details

Tracking One is a shipment tracking platform for companies that need to know where their freight is — and to show that to someone else. Ocean containers are tracked across 220+ shipping lines, air cargo across 240+ airlines. You can start with whatever number you were given: a container number, a Bill of Lading, a booking reference, or a master or house air waybill. Tracking One identifies the carrier, pulls the events and puts the whole journey into one timeline — departure, transhipment, arrival, discharge, and for air cargo the flight milestones. The same data is available through a REST API. Freight forwarders use it to fill the status screens their own customers see; warehouses use arrival estimates to plan labour; importers pull every shipment into one dashboard instead of opening twenty carrier websites. The API documentation is public and needs no account to read. Beyond tracking, the platform includes vessel schedules with port-to-port sailing times, a route calculator for distance and transit time between any two places, and a reference section covering container types and dimensions, air cargo unit load devices, AWB prefixes by airline, and Incoterms 2020. Pricing is published on the site rather than hidden behind a sales call. Container tracking starts at $16 a month for 10 shipments, with per-shipment cost falling on larger plans; air tracking starts at $12. Companies with higher volumes agree a custom number of shipments, a custom price and a custom billing period with an account manager. Tracking One is built for ocean and air freight specifically. It is not a parcel tracker and not a transport management system — it is the data layer that sits underneath them, and several TMS and logistics platforms use it exactly that way.