Easyport

Name: Easyport
Brand: Easyport

AI Native

Smarter Freight Forwarding Solutions, Powered by AI

Est 2025|Raised $130K

LinkedIn 201|Website|FTEs 4|HQ Menteng, Jakarta, ID

MarketsSupply Chain Visibility Freight Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

#### Areas where Easyport may address buyer needs - A single vendor covering multiple operational workflows can reduce the number of point tools for small teams. - A chatbot as a customer interface (EasyBot) could reduce repetitive communications and improve response consistency if it performs reliably. - Smaller vendors can be more flexible in tailoring workflows compared with large ERP providers, subject to their delivery capacity. #### Areas where competitors currently have an advantage - CargoWise: maturity, breadth of integrations, and depth of functionality for customs, compliance, and accounting. - Freightos/WebCargo: digital quoting and booking with marketplace dynamics and rate intelligence. - GoFreight and Magaya: established forwarder-focused operational features and regional adoption. #### Market share and adoption trends - Easyport appears to be at an early stage with limited public disclosure of customer counts and funding. - In contrast, incumbent platforms (e.g., Freightos, CargoWise) report broader adoption across the forwarding industry.

	Easyport (vendor)	CargoWise (WiseTech)	Freightos / WebCargo
Starting Price	Not public (contact sales)	Not public; transaction-based offerings and value packs; fees vary by job type	Not fully public for enterprise; marketplace fees + SaaS components vary
Primary use case	Modular automation for small/mid forwarding teams: chatbot, document validation, tracking, quoting, finance, customs connectivity	Enterprise-grade forwarding, customs, and accounting platform with deep integrations	Digital pricing, quoting, and booking with marketplace and rate management capabilities
Key strength	Broad module set covering several forwarding workflows; potential for reduced tool sprawl for small teams	Depth and maturity across forwarding operations, customs, and global integrations; widely used in many forwarding organizations	Market-based pricing and booking; network effects and rate management features
Key weakness	Limited public evidence of security/compliance certifications, customer case studies, and integration coverage; unclear depth of each module	Complexity and implementation burden; perceived high cost and potential vendor lock-in concerns	Not a full forwarding ERP; may not replace core operations or accounting systems

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas where Easyport may address buyer needs

A single vendor covering multiple operational workflows can reduce the number of point tools for small teams.
A chatbot as a customer interface (EasyBot) could reduce repetitive communications and improve response consistency if it performs reliably.
Smaller vendors can be more flexible in tailoring workflows compared with large ERP providers, subject to their delivery capacity.

Areas where competitors currently have an advantage

CargoWise: maturity, breadth of integrations, and depth of functionality for customs, compliance, and accounting.
Freightos/WebCargo: digital quoting and booking with marketplace dynamics and rate intelligence.
GoFreight and Magaya: established forwarder-focused operational features and regional adoption.

Market share and adoption trends

Easyport appears to be at an early stage with limited public disclosure of customer counts and funding.
In contrast, incumbent platforms (e.g., Freightos, CargoWise) report broader adoption across the forwarding industry.

	Easyport (vendor)	CargoWise (WiseTech)	Freightos / WebCargo
Starting Price	Not public (contact sales)	Not public; transaction-based offerings and value packs; fees vary by job type	Not fully public for enterprise; marketplace fees + SaaS components vary
Primary use case	Modular automation for small/mid forwarding teams: chatbot, document validation, tracking, quoting, finance, customs connectivity	Enterprise-grade forwarding, customs, and accounting platform with deep integrations	Digital pricing, quoting, and booking with marketplace and rate management capabilities
Key strength	Broad module set covering several forwarding workflows; potential for reduced tool sprawl for small teams	Depth and maturity across forwarding operations, customs, and global integrations; widely used in many forwarding organizations	Market-based pricing and booking; network effects and rate management features
Key weakness	Limited public evidence of security/compliance certifications, customer case studies, and integration coverage; unclear depth of each module	Complexity and implementation burden; perceived high cost and potential vendor lock-in concerns	Not a full forwarding ERP; may not replace core operations or accounting systems