Pricing

Priced per agent. A fraction of the hire.

TIO is priced per agent, not per seat or per filing. You pay for the agents you put to work, each priced against the ops hours it replaces, and your whole team can review and approve at no extra cost. Start with the agent that hurts most and add capabilities as the business needs them.

Start with one

Pick the agent that removes the most hours today, ISF filing, order entry, or quoting. A small paid pilot on real work, not a platform commitment.

Expand as you need

Add agents as they earn it. Each new agent is priced the same way: a fraction of the role it does, not a per-seat tax on your whole team.

No rip-and-replace

You keep the TMS you already run. There is no migration fee and no new system for the team to learn, so there is nothing to amortize.

How to scope it

We price it to your operation, on a call.

Every forwarder runs differently: the lanes, the volume, the agents that fit. Rather than post tiers that would not match your operation, we scope pricing on a short call after you have seen an agent run on your own shipments.

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Common questions

Straight answers on price.

How is TIO priced?

TIO is priced per agent, not per seat and not per filing. You pay for each agent you put to work, ISF filing, order entry, quoting, or finance checks, and each one is priced against the ops hours it replaces, a fraction of the cost of the hire it saves. Adding team members to review and approve records costs nothing extra.

Is there a free trial?

TIO starts as a small paid pilot on one agent rather than a free trial: pick the job that costs your team the most hours, run the agent on real shipments, and expand when it has earned it. The demo is free. Bring a bill of lading or a 10+2 worksheet and watch an agent take it to a finished draft in about 20 minutes.

What does an agent replace?

The keying, not the judgment. At the US import freight forwarder running the agents in production, lot creation took about 30 minutes by hand across 25 or more jobs a week and ISF prep about 15 minutes across 20 filings a week. The agents do that work in seconds, and a person on the team reviews and approves every filing and record they draft before it is filed.

When do we see a number?

On a short call, after you have watched an agent run on your own shipments. Every forwarder runs different lanes and volume, so we scope pricing to the operation rather than posting tiers that would not match it. There is no migration fee and no new system to learn, so the agent price is the whole price.