Inbound stock, on the real ship.
Sales do not wait for a late vessel. ShipTastic shows where your inbound containers are and when they are due, so receiving and listings follow the ship.
When the ship is late, the listing runs dry
Stock that is still at sea cannot be sold. A slipped arrival means an out-of-stock listing, a re-booked receiving slot and a warehouse plan that has to change.
Supplier updates and carrier portals rarely tell you early that the date has moved.
What ShipTastic gives you
A predictive ETA
An arrival time from vessel behaviour, with its basis and age shown, sharpening as the ship nears port.
Delay alerts
An email when a container is delayed or rolled over, so receiving and promotions can move with it.
Find it by PO
Tag containers with your purchase order and search by it.
Share with your warehouse
Send a shipment view to your warehouse or 3PL without giving them access to your account.
Where to start
Check a number with the container check digit calculator, read container tracking statuses explained, or compare plans. Every container or B/L you add counts as one shipment on your plan.
Other industries: Food importers, Freight forwarders, Trading companies. Industries
Questions from e-commerce teams
Can I see when stock will reach my warehouse?
ShipTastic shows the predictive arrival at the port of discharge and the milestones after it, such as discharge and gate out, as the carrier and terminals report them. The inland trip to your warehouse is not tracked.
Can I upload my open purchase orders?
Yes, on Starter and above. Upload a spreadsheet of container, PO or SO numbers and they are tracked from that point on.
Which plan fits a small brand?
Starter covers 15 shipments a month for US$29.99, Pro 50 for US$79.99 and Max 150 for US$199.99. Extra shipments are US$2.00 each.