Freightgate vs Ship Angel

Freightgate is a logistics control layer that automatically applies rates, routes, partner rules, and compliance requirements across shipments. It sits above ERP, TMS, WMS, and carrier systems, connecting with them rather than replacing them. Eight linked building blocks cover rate management, visibility, quoting, tendering, dispatch, audit, compliance, and dashboards for ocean, air, land, and rail freight. Rate Management imports carrier rates, surcharges, and contract terms, then applies the relevant rate before booking. Quote Automation creates customer-ready quotes using contract rates, surcharges, and margin rules. Connections are available through EDI, API, and web services, with NetSuite listed as an integration. Compliance functions include denied-party screening, ISF filing, SOLAS VGM, FMC tariff publishing, and customs documentation. Freightgate describes a modular SaaS model, with subscription and usage terms set in the applicable Order Form; pricing is on request.

Ship Angel OS is a paid, browser-based and API-accessible platform for beneficial cargo owners and shippers managing global supply chains. It combines rate management, spot procurement, carrier booking, freight audit, purchase order orchestration, and MADDY, an embedded agentic AI layer for freight insights, risks, and recommendations. The Rate System compares spot and contract rates and supplies routing guides, benchmarks, and CO2 data. Teams can run structured spot bids, compare and award carrier quotes, book directly through carrier APIs, automate documents, track shipments, and receive alerts. Invoice Audit checks charges and line items against contracts and shipment data, flagging overcharges, duplicates, missing discounts, hidden fees, and other discrepancies. PO Management connects procurement, logistics, and suppliers from tender through delivery. API connections cover ERP, TMS, WMS, BI tools, carrier portals, SAP, and Oracle. Ocean, air, and trucking are supported. Pricing is on request.