See TransPlus in action.
Tell us a little about your operation and we'll tailor the demo around the workflows that matter to you.
We'll focus on the workflows and questions that matter to your team.
We'll work with you to find a demo time this week.
See the software, ask questions and decide if TransPlus is a fit.
“Support through implementation, as well as transitioning to and from the old system has been fantastic.”
Yes. That is what the demo is for. Tell us how loads come in, how you dispatch, what you bill in and how you pay drivers. We build the session around it: your lanes, your customers' paperwork, CAD or USD, and EDI if your shippers require it. Carriers see Fleet Manager; brokers see Logistics Manager.
No preparation required. It helps to know how many trucks and drivers you run, what you use for dispatch today, whether you file IFTA, whether you cross the border and which customers require EDI, so the demo lands on the plan and modules that fit.
Demos are scheduled the same week you ask. Every demo is personalized to your operation and comes with no commitment. Fill in the form and the team will reach out to set a time, or call sales at 1-888-312-2647 (sales@transplus.io).
The demo is free and carries no obligation. If you move ahead: Fleet Manager starts at $350 per month for Lite, $500 for Standard and $650 for Enterprise, and Logistics Manager starts at $500 per month, each for one user. Every plan is an annual contract billed quarterly, in CAD or USD depending on where your business operates. Additional users, driver-app seats, modules, EDI fees and the onboarding fee are quoted separately; every plan's starting price is public on our pricing page.
Live software, not slides. We build a load the way you get them (a shipper's 204, an email or a phone call), dispatch it, send it to a driver's phone, bring the POD back, invoice it in CAD or USD and build the driver's settlement, on lanes that look like yours. Carriers see Fleet Manager; brokers see Logistics Manager. Ask to see the invoice run on one of your own loads.
Whoever runs the office side day to day: the owner or general manager, the dispatcher who builds the loads, and whoever handles invoicing and driver pay. If you run EDI or cross the border, bring the person who deals with that. One or two people is fine. The demo follows your questions.