# Magaya Magaya is a supply chain platform for freight forwarders, 3PLs, and customs brokers. It's rated 4.2/5 on G2 with 180+ reviews. Profile: pricing, features, funding, and user sentiment. **Category:** Supply chain / freight forwarding software **Vendor:** Magaya Corporation **Founded:** 2001 **HQ:** Miami, Florida, US **Website:** https://www.magaya.com ## About Magaya Corporation is a Miami-based supply chain software company that provides integrated freight forwarding, customs brokerage, 3PL/warehouse management, and accounting software. Founded in 2001, Magaya has grown to serve over 3,000 freight forwarders and logistics companies globally, with a particular strength in Latin American and North American markets. The platform covers the full logistics lifecycle: warehouse receipt, ocean/air/ground shipment management, customs filing, invoicing, and accounting. Magaya Digital Freight Portal allows forwarders to offer digital booking experiences to shippers. The company has been backed by private equity and has expanded through acquisitions including Viadest (customs filing) and Forwarder.com (B2B marketplace). Magaya competes directly with CargoWise (enterprise) and GoFreight/Logistaas (SMB) with a strong mid-market positioning. ## Ratings | Source | Score | Reviews | |---|---|---| | G2 | 4.2/5 | ~180 | | Capterra | 4.1/5 | ~120 | ## Funding Private equity backed; exact funding undisclosed | Round | Amount | Date | Lead | |---|---|---|---| | Private Equity | Undisclosed | 2019 | Undisclosed PE firm | ## Viability Magaya is a well-established company with 20+ years of operation, 3,000+ customers, and PE backing. Strong for mid-size forwarders in the Americas. Product depth is solid; integration with modern APIs is still catching up. ## Pricing Magaya pricing is module-based. Core forwarding module starts around $300-$500/month for small teams. Additional modules (3PL, customs, warehouse) add cost. Enterprise accounts with 20+ users and full modules can run $2,000-$5,000/month. | Plan | Price | Best for | |---|---|---| | Core Freight | ~$300-500/mo | Small forwarders, air/ocean/ground | | Full Suite | ~$800-2,000/mo | Forwarders with 3PL and customs needs | | Enterprise | Custom | Large multi-office operations | ## What reviewers say _~300 G2 and Capterra reviews, 2025-2026_ **Praised:** - Comprehensive feature set covering forwarding, 3PL, customs, and accounting - Strong Latin American market knowledge and compliance - Magaya Network for connecting forwarder partners - Good depth for warehousing and inventory management **Complaints:** - Legacy on-premise version can be slow and dated - Complex initial setup and configuration - Customer support response times inconsistent - Cloud migration from on-premise was rough for some customers ## Compliance - **SOC 2:** Yes - **GDPR:** Yes - **HIPAA:** N/A - **SSO:** Yes ## Integrations - QuickBooks - SAP - ACE/AMS customs filing (via Viadest) - INTTRA - Ocean carrier portals - Tariff classification - Forwarder.com marketplace - TranzAct (freight audit) - MacroPoint ## FAQs ### Does Magaya work for customs brokerage? Yes, especially with the Viadest integration. Magaya handles ACE/AMS filings, ISF, and CBP entry filings through its customs module. ### What is Magaya Network? Magaya Network is a built-in communication platform that lets freight forwarder partners share shipment information directly within Magaya, reducing email back-and-forth. ### How does Magaya compare to CargoWise? CargoWise dominates at large enterprise scale (top 25 forwarders). Magaya is better suited for mid-size forwarders and has better pricing at that scale. Magaya has stronger Latin American coverage. ## Sources - [Magaya website](https://www.magaya.com): Product and company overview - [G2 Magaya reviews](https://www.g2.com/products/magaya-supply-chain/reviews): User reviews - [Capterra Magaya](https://www.capterra.com/p/93116/Magaya-Cargo-System/): User ratings