Calculate container charges based on type, arrival and pickup dates
Retrieve Container status, location and estimated arrival date in seconds
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Try underwater monitoringBy simulating port- and carrier-specific tariffs against your real or planned move dates, the calculator converts complex free-time rules into a clear daily cost timeline. Finance and operations teams gain upfront visibility over every potential euro or dollar of demurrage and detention, enabling accurate accruals, tighter quotes, and elimination of “surprise” invoice spikes.
Automatic countdowns to free-time expiry highlight which boxes need priority pickup or return, so dispatchers and truckers tackle the most time-critical moves first. This data-driven sequencing reduces yard idle time, prevents last-minute scrambles, and frees scarce chassis and drivers for new revenue-generating loads.
Aggregated histories of actual dwell days and charges reveal chronic bottlenecks, seasonal patterns, and carrier-port combinations that cost the most. Armed with hard numbers, logistics managers can negotiate extended free time, adjust sailing schedules, or shift cargo flows—driving double-digit percentage savings while protecting service reliability.
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Type a container number and see its spot on the map, latest status events, and when it should reach the next stop.
Enter a ship's IMO or MMSI and watch its live location, speed, and the port it's heading toward.
Pick start and finish ports to get a quick number showing how much CO2 that sea trip will create.
Choose any port and find out how many ships are queued, how long they wait, and if it's getting better or worse.
Calculate container charges based on type, arrival and pickup dates.
Calculate the estimated time of arrival (ETA) for your shipment.