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SeaRates Container Tracking

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FigureSeaRates Container TrackingTracking One
Price from—$1.17/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYesYes
Plans published114
Spec score · Container Tracking Software8.3 (#4)8.4 (#3)
Free accessSeaRates describes its online tracking tool as free to try, while API pricing is usage-based and subject to a subscription offer.Guests can track one shipment a day, and registered users receive 10 bonus shipments with no credit card required.
SupportSeaRates says its team handles integration and troubleshooting, and its API integration FAQ offers a free guide intended to help users get started in under 48 hours.The contact page says the team usually replies to product, pricing, or API questions within a business day.
What it doesTracks sea shipments using a container number, Bill of Lading, or booking reference and shows shipment location and status.Tracking One combines ocean-container and air-cargo tracking, vessel schedules and route-distance tools in a web application and REST API.

Plans

SeaRates Container Tracking

  • Container Tracking APIPriced on request

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Tracking One

  • Guest accessFree
  • Registered accessFree
  • Air tracking$10 a month
  • Air Starter$12 a month
  • Ocean Starter (annual)$14 a year
  • Ocean Starter$16 a month
  • Container Tracking$45 a month
  • Air Pro$54 a month
  • Ocean Pro$75 a month
  • Air Starter (annual)$130 a year

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In their own words

SeaRates Container Tracking

SeaRates Container Tracking tracks sea shipments by container number, Bill of Lading or booking reference, showing shipment location and status. Users can view container positions on a world map, see route visibility and port activity, and get estimated arrival insights. The system calculates storage time at transshipment ports and offers alerts for status events, departures, arrivals, delays and early delivery. SeaRates says its visibility and arrival estimates draw on Automatic Identification System data from ships, satellites and port stations. The mobile app offers laptop synchronization, live updates and instant notifications. For businesses, the API can pass status events to a website or connect tracking data to a TMS, ERP or other software; a website widget can also be embedded. API requests use HTTPS and an API key, with a documented general quota of 100 requests per 20 seconds per organization. Online tracking is described as free to try, while API pricing is usage-based and no price is listed. Updates are daily; more frequent updates require contacting an account manager.

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