I've used ShipsGo for three weeks. The onboarding process was a nightmare - carrier connections repeatedly failed, their API required manual whitelisting that wasn't documented, and contradictory docs led to missed ETA updates; we lost two inbound loads and incurred $1,200 in detention fees. Support's 48-hour canned replies and the drawn-out integration made it frustating to get started for our 15-truck regional fleet.
I've used ShipsGo for eight months; at first the subscription looked steep, but when their API started pushing real-time ETA shifts into our TMS for my 100-truck dispatch in the Northeast, it cut the frantic status calls that used to eat an hour a day. Pricey compared with free trackers, yes - but the labor it saved made it worth the spend for us.
...sat on hold for 40 minutes while my driver waited at the dock; ShipsGo's chat kept saying "looking into it" and then nobody ever followed up. Lost a $120 detention fee and a delivery window - their support cost me time and money.
Bottom line: getting started with ShipsGo was faster than I expected - I had live tracks up before lunch. The carrier-connect wizard auto-matched my container numbers and populated the live map in about twenty minutes, which honestly made my day. Only snag was one carrier needing extra auth, but support responded quickly and it was sorted by afternoon.
Rate it, and the next carrier reading this page sees what you found.
