As of October 2026, Latka tracks 5 shipping software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $906M and employ 4K people. They have raised $784.8M and serve 2.4K customers combined.
Every company below sells shipping software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Shipping software is designed to facilitate the management, tracking, and optimization of shipping processes for businesses across various industries. These solutions enable users to efficiently handle freight management, track shipments, optimize delivery routes, and manage shipping documentation. The software is particularly beneficial for e-commerce businesses, logistics companies, and any organization that relies on the timely delivery of goods. Typical features of shipping software include multi-carrier integrations, real-time tracking, analytics for cost optimization, and automation of routine tasks such as label printing and shipment notifications. The primary buyer personas for shipping software include logistics managers, supply chain professionals, and e-commerce operators who seek to enhance operational efficiency and improve customer satisfaction through streamlined shipping processes.
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Showing 5 of 5 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Forth Ports is one of the largest port operators in the UK, managing a number of ports including Tilbury, Grangemouth, Leith, Rosyth, and Dundee, providing diverse port-related services and connecting the UK with Europe and the rest of the world.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
ShipMonk is a technology-enabled third-party logistics and fulfillment company founded in 2014 and headquartered in South Florida. The company combines proprietary warehouse management software with physical fulfillment operations, serving ecommerce brands that range from startups shipping 10 orders per month to enterprise clients processing 300,000 orders per month. Jan Bednar, who founded the company at a young age, grew ShipMonk from $1 million in revenue in 2015 to a projected $80 million in 2019, a trajectory built largely on inbound organic search traffic and early trade-show hustle rather than a large sales force. The company reached that scale with roughly 450 employees and only 7 quota-carrying sales representatives. In 2018, ShipMonk raised a $10 million round from SCA Ventures, a $200 million fund with logistics and software expertise. The company has remained profitable throughout its history, reporting an EBITDA margin of approximately 10% in 2019, and has never recorded a losing month since inception.
Houston, Texas, United States
Cart.com is an American technology company with a focus on e-commerce software and services. The company's offerings include its proprietary e-commerce and logistics solutions that enable B2C and B2B companies to sell and fulfill anywhere their customers are.
Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
UniUni is a technology-enabled logistics company headquartered in Richmond, B.C., Canada, specializing in delivery solutions for the e-commerce industry. The company provides integrated technology and delivery services to help businesses improve their online shopping experience.
Latka tracks 5 shipping software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue. Together they generate $906M in annual revenue and employ 4K people.
Forth Ports is the largest, with $255.1M in annual revenue.
The average shipping software company in this list makes $181.2M a year, across 5 companies with reported revenue. They serve 2.4K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Forth Ports, ShipMonk, Cart.com, 99minutos and UniUni.
The 5 shipping software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue tracked here have raised $784.8M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide capabilities for real-time tracking of shipments - Should support multiple shipping carriers for flexibility - Must include automation features for tasks such as label generation and notifications - Should enable route optimization to reduce shipping times and costs - Must have integration capabilities with e-commerce platforms or other logistics systems - Not just a simple label printing tool; must also facilitate comprehensive shipment management - Should include analytics tools to monitor performance and costs
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