As of May 2026, there are 25 SaaS companies in Trucking Software. They have combined revenues of $142.5M and employ 1.1K people. They have raised $11.4M and serve 6K customers combined.
Trucking software encompasses a variety of tools designed to facilitate the management and optimization of trucking operations, including fleet management, logistics, and dispatch systems. These solutions help streamline workflows, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure regulatory compliance, making them essential for companies in the trucking industry. Typical use cases for trucking software include monitoring driver behavior, managing vehicle maintenance, and ensuring adherence to hours of service regulations. Key features often include route optimization, load planning, electronic logging devices (ELDs), and financial management capabilities. The primary users of such software range from operations managers and fleet supervisors to accounting teams within trucking firms.
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Showing 10 of 4 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Provider of fleet management and dispatching services designed to reduce risk and increase the effectiveness of trucking and transportation operations. The company's services offer real-time mobile-cloud platform which offers telematics, dispatch and driver safety, enabling truck drivers to monitor, optimize fleets and avoid unforeseen accidents.
Lincoln , Nebraska, United States
Developer of a cloud-based truck fleet management platform designed to bring operational efficiency, pricing transparency, and trust. The company's truck fleet management platform is a marketplace that matches shipper demand with available flatbed truck carrier capacity, enabling shippers and carriers to save time and costs.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States
Cargofy automates 80% of trucking tasks with AI copilots, including load matching, bidding, document signing, and trip tracking. Transforming the $1.16T trucking industry across North America, Europe, and Central Asia.
- Must provide features for fleet management and logistics coordination - Should include functionality for regulatory compliance, such as electronic logging and hours of service tracking - Must offer tools for route optimization and load planning - Should enable real-time communication and tracking of vehicles and shipments - Must cater to various buyer personas, including operations, finance, and IT staff - Not just scheduling-focused; must also provide comprehensive operational insights and analytics
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