AscendTMS vs Infinity Trucker

AscendTMS is transportation management software for freight brokers, carriers, fleets, third-party logistics providers and shippers. Its road-freight tools cover load management, financials and profit monitoring, route review, load documentation, and branch and department management. Load searching, posting and truck matching are included; access to DAT or Truckstop.com services requires a separate subscription. Users can post loads to as many as 53 load boards, though subscriptions may be required. AscendTracker can request a driver's GPS location and status by text message, without a driver app. Carrier checks include verification, qualification and fraud detection using an MC or DOT number. Basic costs $69 a month per user, Premium $119 a month per user, and PRO $149 a month per user. Premium adds accounting functions, while PRO includes shipper profiles and leads, e-signatures, KPI reporting, outbound EDI and order management. The software runs on Android, iOS and the web, and offers a 30-day trial. Subscriptions are monthly, with no setup fees or contract periods and cancellation at any time.

Infinity Trucker is a paid trucking operations platform for iOS and the web. It combines dispatch, compliance and financial operations for carriers, asset owners and drivers. The service reads emailed rate confirmations, extracts the rate, lane and stops, then recommends drivers using available hours and location. Dispatchers can match drivers using hours-of-service and ELD location information and check rate per mile before accepting loads. Billing runs from a signed bill of lading to an invoice after delivery. Listed tools include a driver app, driver settlements, equipment management, compliance management and fleet P&L visibility, including each truck’s daily and real-time results. Infinity says it connects with ELDs, load boards, factoring companies, banks and insurance. It tracks IFTA miles and supports drug-testing and DOT-filing tasks. The company says its team dispatches around the clock and can hire and manage drivers. Privacy controls include encryption in transit and at rest, TLS/SSL, isolated databases and row-level tenant access.