LinkCargo connects customers, suppliers and operators across ocean, air, ground and intermodal freight. Price a lane, see an indicative all-in rate, request a firm quote, then manage the booking, shipment, documents and follow-up in one account.
LinkCargo
Product surface map
8
Freight service types
4
Customer, supplier and ops roles
1
Quote-to-booking record
24/7
Operational visibility
The freight problem
Freight teams lose time when a lane is priced in one place, booked in another and followed up in an inbox. LinkCargo turns the commercial and operational chain into one product: public rate discovery, firm quotes, supplier execution, shipment progress, documents, invoicing and CRM context.
Price first, details second
Visitors can search a lane and see an indicative price before they are asked for contact details. A firm, bookable quote is the moment that earns a relationship.
Every quote has an owner
Quotes are bound to the customer, shipment, corridor, supplier and validity window so a booking does not quietly drift away from the commercial decision.
More than a loadboard
The control room carries the work after booking: shipments, follow-ups, documents, invoices, supplier actions and CRM lifecycle updates.
Separate views, shared truth
Customers see what they can buy, suppliers see what they need to execute and operators see the margin, risk and workflow needed to run the network.
The product surface
Customer rate desk
Search origin and destination, choose a plain-language service, add shipment pieces when needed and see indicative pricing before requesting the firm quote that can be booked.
Supplier operations
Suppliers maintain their services and rates while the platform preserves the exact supplier option selected for a quote. Commercial details stay separated from the customer projection.
Control room
Operators coordinate shipments, bookings, CRM, documents, invoices, follow-ups and exception handling from a shared workspace with role-aware actions and durable workflow state.
Architecture
LinkCargo is built around the handoff between price and execution. A Next.js public surface opens the funnel, shared contracts keep web actions aligned with the freight core, and a Postgres-backed control room retains the context that normally disappears between quote, booking and delivery.
Built to operate
From first brief to operating product
Turn service catalog, origin, destination and published rates into a request path customers can understand before they sign in.
Collect the details that matter only when they matter, preserving the difference between indicative pricing and bookable commercial terms.
Keep the customer, shipment, supplier, currency, service and validity window attached to the booking decision.
Carry the booking through shipments, documents, invoices, notifications and CRM follow-up without losing the original context.
Designed around the people doing the work
Get a price signal early, a firm quote when ready and one place to understand what happens after booking.
Maintain rates and execute the freight that is actually attached to a customer decision, not a stale spreadsheet row.
Run pricing, margin, bookings, inventory, CRM and exceptions from a control room built around the complete shipment lifecycle.
LinkCargo is a freight brokerage platform shaped around the moment most tools lose the thread: moving from a rate to a real booking and keeping the operational memory intact after it happens.