Logistaas is a Freight forwarding management system by Logistaas. This profile pulls together Logistaas's ratings across the major review sites, its company and funding details, leadership, features, pricing, and the latest news, with every external source cited at the bottom.

About Logistaas

Logistaas is a cloud-based freight forwarding software solution targeting small to mid-size freight forwarders, NVOCCs, and customs brokers. The platform provides end-to-end shipment management covering ocean, air, and road freight, along with customs documentation, automated email notifications, and built-in accounting. Logistaas distinguishes itself with a lower barrier to entry for smaller operations that find enterprise platforms like CargoWise too complex or costly. The company serves customers globally with a particular presence in Europe and the Middle East. The platform integrates with major accounting tools and offers a clean, modern interface built for speed of data entry during busy freight operations.

CategoryFreight forwarding management system
CompanyLogistaas
Founded~2016-2018
HeadquartersEurope (exact location varies in sources)
IndustrySoftware Development · Transportation & Logistics
Team size<50
OwnershipPrivate (bootstrapped or early-stage)
Founder / CEOUndisclosed
SpecialtiesFreight forwarding, NVOCC, customs brokerage, ocean FCL/LCL, air freight
Websitelogistaas.com

Find Logistaas on: LinkedIn · G2 · Capterra

Logistaas ratings across the web

Aggregated from the major review platforms. Each links to the source.

G2
4.4/5~30 reviews
Capterra
4.3/5~20 reviews
Gartner
NA
Clutch
NA

Rating breakdown

Per-category scores from G2 and Capterra, ~50 reviews, 2025-2026.

Ease of use
4.4/5
Customer support
4.5/5
Value for money
4.5/5
Features
4.2/5

Who uses Logistaas

Company sizeVery small freight forwarders (1-10 staff)
Top industriesFreight forwarding, NVOCC, customs brokerage
Top rolesOperations staff, freight coordinators, customs agents

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What people say about Logistaas

Our synthesis across ~50 reviews across G2 and Capterra, 2025-2026. No fabricated quotes, this is the consistent pattern across reviews and third-party analyses.

Most praised

  • Very affordable for small forwarder operations
  • Easy to get started without extensive training
  • Covers the core workflow: shipment + docs + invoicing

Most cited complaints

  • Limited advanced features for complex multi-modal operations
  • Fewer integrations than larger platforms
  • Support can be slower for non-US time zones

What we found testing it

What's great

  • Publishes four per-user plans running from $45/user/mo for CRM Only to $85/user/mo for full digital forwarding with accounting, which makes it one of only two platforms here a small forwarder can budget without a sales cycle
  • The plan structure maps to real roles rather than arbitrary feature tiers, so a forwarder can put sales staff on the cheaper CRM plan and operations staff on the full plan instead of buying the top tier for everyone
  • Cloud-native and quick to deploy, which suits forwarders of 5 to 40 users who cannot absorb a long implementation and do not need customs filing across many jurisdictions

Watch-outs

  • 4.5/5 across 33 Capterra reviews is still one of the thinnest evidence bases of any platform ranked here, and the installed base is a fraction of Magaya's or CargoWise's, so a multi-year dependency carries more vendor risk than the price difference alone reflects
  • Functional depth in customs filing, warehouse operations, and complex multi-leg routing falls well short of the enterprise platforms, so growth into complex operations will eventually mean a migration
  • Regional coverage is narrower than the global platforms, and forwarders with meaningful volume outside its established markets should verify jurisdiction support explicitly before signing

Logistaas funding & ownership

Total fundingUndisclosed
OwnershipPrivate (bootstrapped or early-stage)

Logistaas serves a real niche for very small forwarders that need basic workflow management. Limited funding visibility is a risk for long-term support. Best for operations where CargoWise is overkill.

Logistaas features & integrations

Feature availability

FeatureStatus
Customer portalYes
Customs filing• limited jurisdictions
Forwarder accounting✓ top plan
Free tierNo
Ocean and air✓ both
Published pricing✓ four per-user plans
Warehouse management• limited

Security & compliance

StandardAvailability
GDPRYes
HIPAAN/A
SOC 2 Type IIUnverified
SSO / SAMLUnverified

Integrations: QuickBooks, Xero, Major carrier tracking, AMS filing, and Document generation (BOL, AWB, invoice).

DeploymentCloud (web-based)
SupportEmail support, Chat support, and Help center
TrainingVideo tutorials, and Help documentation

Logistaas leadership

Team
Undisclosed leadership
Company details are limited in public sources

Logistaas pricing

PlanPriceBest for
Starter~$99/moSolo operators, 1-2 staff
Professional~$199/moSmall teams of 3-10
EnterpriseCustomLarger operations

The catch: Logistaas pricing starts around $99-$199/month for small teams and scales with users. Exact public pricing is not consistently published; contact sales for current rates.

Logistaas alternatives & where it appears

Head-to-head comparisons

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Logistaas product changelog

What Logistaas has actually shipped, summarized from its own release notes and dated. Not auto-generated, updated as part of our freshness checks.

  • October 1, 2025

    API integrations expanded

    New carrier and port API integrations added.

    Source

Latest Logistaas news

Auto-pulled from Google News, refreshed on each deploy. Headlines link to the source.

Logistaas FAQs

Is Logistaas suitable for NVOCCs?

Yes. Logistaas covers NVOCC operations including HBL/HAWB issuance and ocean shipment management.

How does Logistaas compare to GoFreight or Magaya?

All three target SMB forwarders. Logistaas has a simpler feature set than Magaya but is easier to get started with. GoFreight has a stronger North American presence; Logistaas has more European and Middle Eastern customers.

Sources

Every external figure on this page traces to a public source, last collected on the dates shown.

  1. Logistaas website — Product overview (accessed 2026-09-02)
  2. G2 Logistaas reviews — User reviews (accessed 2026-09-02)