Nine tools, or one record.

What a freight business usually runs, what each tool costs on its own, and what none of them can see.

Product example

  • CRMBilled per seat
  • E-signatureBilled per user, by the year
  • Quoting and ratesBilled per seat, plus usage
  • Forwarding and trackingBilled per user or per shipment
  • Invoicing and collectionsBilled per user, sync on higher tiers
  • Route optimizationBilled per driver or per stop
  • Document storageBilled per page read
  • Team inboxBilled per seat or mailbox
  • ReportingRebuilt by hand each week
LS-0187Low risk 0

Brightmoor Paper Mills

4 × 40′ HC, Savannah to Rotterdam

Lead
Scored on arrival
Quote
Re-checked at acceptance
Contract
Re-checked at signing
Shipment
B/L matched with the carrier
Pickup
Pickup matched on 6 of 6 checks
Invoice
Payment details match the contract

What the stack costs to run.

Published list prices for the leading tools in each category, checked in October 2026, before setup fees, add-ons and yearly increases. Talk to us for Laneseal’s pricing.

Nine tools a freight business usually runs, with published prices
ToolWhat it coversPublished priceWhat it can’t seeIn Laneseal
CRMContacts, deals and a pipeline. Lanes, Incoterms and container counts need custom fields.$9 to $550 a seat a month. Some add onboarding fees of $1,500 to $3,500.Whether the person writing works for the company they name.Win
E-signatureTemplates, signing and an audit trail.$11 to $45 a user a month, mostly on a yearly commitment.Whether the bank details in the contract match the ones on file, and anything that happens after the signature.Price and sign
Quoting and ratesRate sheets and quote documents.$19 to $125 a seat a month, plus usage at some.Who is asking for the quote.Price and sign
Forwarding and trackingShipment files, documents and container milestones.$75 to $150 a user a month, or up to $19.95 a shipment. Tracking from $15 a month, plus charges per container.Who is on either side of the container.Move
Invoicing and collectionsInvoices, bills and payment links.Free to $89 a user a month. Two-way accounting sync only on higher tiers at some.Whether a changed bank account belongs to the payee.Get paid
Route optimizationStops, time windows and a driver app.$35 to $71 a driver or user a month, or a fee per stop. Some bill every re-optimization again.The quote, the contract rate and the invoice. Routing stops at delivery.Fleet
Document storageFiles, and AI that reads them.$10 to $70 per 1,000 pages read. One vendor asks a yearly minimum of $18,000.Whether the bill of lading, invoice and packing list agree with each other.Move
Team inboxShared email and chat with assignments.$14 to $149 a seat a month. Freight inbox AI from $1,000 a month for up to ten mailboxes.A look-alike sender or a changed reply-to address.Win
ReportingDashboards built from exports.Usually a spreadsheet someone rebuilds each week from the other eight.Anything the other eight didn’t export.Team

The cost nobody bills.

The subscriptions are only the starting point. Your team still has to read the inquiry, rebuild the record, chase the documents, check the bill and decide whether the next instruction adds up.

Laneseal brings that work into one freight platform, with your own AI agents and checks through every handoff.

Your AI agents. On the job.

Reading an inquiry, finding the missing details and writing the same follow-up all take someone’s time.

Your AI agents read the freight details, match the inquiry to your services and draft the next reply. The lead, its risk findings and the conversation stay together.

  • Goods, lanes, modes, dates and volumes read from the inquiry.
  • Missing information called out before a quote is built.
  • A drafted reply ready for a person to review and send.
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Website form Just nowNot scored

Coastal Ridge Builders

Jo Marsh coastalridge.jo@gmail.com

Used excavator from Chesapeake, Virginia to Tema, Ghana.

Goods
Used excavator
From
Chesapeake, VA, US
To
Tema, Ghana
Mode
Ocean
Weight
–
Ready
–
Good fitMissing: weight or volume, ready date

Sample data

The software bill is only one part of the decision.

This five-tool brokerage example totals $20,712 a year in published subscriptions. It still leaves inquiry qualification, signed terms, cross-document checks and the work between systems to account for.

Evaluate Laneseal against the work your operation needs to run: winning the job, moving it, collecting payment and checking the decisions along the way.

See plans and what’s included

A small brokerage’s software stack

$1,726 / month

Transportation management system
$699
Load board
$319
Carrier identity checks
$500
Carrier risk monitoring
$59
Carrier grading
$149

Published list prices checked in October 2026. This is a cost benchmark, not a savings estimate. External load-board and carrier-data subscriptions may still be needed.

What none of them do.

Checks at the moment of action

Today. One signing tool checks the signer while they sign. One payments tool checks an account before a payment. Each covers a single moment.

Laneseal checks every party again at quote acceptance, signing, credit approval, booking, cargo release, pickup dispatch and any payment to new details.

See how it works
LS-0187

Brightmoor Paper Mills

4 × 40′ HC, Savannah to Rotterdam

Re-checked at signing

Agreement
Ocean freight service agreement C-0187
Signed
Oct 6, 10:14 by Ellen Park
Countersigned
Oct 6, 11:02 by Dana Whitfield
Approved version
Locked

Rules from the signed terms

  • Payments only to the account ending 4471On
  • Invoice at departure, net 30On
  • Incoterm CFR RotterdamOn
  • Credit limit $40,000On
  • Release needs the B/L, invoice, packing list and VGMOn

Every party, not only carriers

Today. Carrier-vetting tools stop at federal carrier records, and brokers are still told to check shippers by hand.

Laneseal checks shippers, consignees, importers, overseas agents, payees, drivers at pickup and your own staff.

See how it works
Pickup matchCorbin Freight Lines, Door 35 of 6
Arrived 11:02 AM, slot 10:30–11:30 AMDriver Malik Hart
  1. ClearTelematics account matches the booked carrier
  2. ClearTruck entered the dock geofence at 11:02 AM, inside the slot
  3. ClearDriver app location agrees
  4. ClearPlate and trailer photos match the booking
  5. ClearELD isn’t on the revoked list
  6. WaitingDriver’s ID checked against the release

Matched on 5 of 6 checks. The release code stays hidden until the driver’s ID is checked.

Show release code

Shows on site once the driver’s ID is checked.

Evidence, not badges

Today. Networks hand out badges without published criteria, and identity tools turn people away with no one to appeal to.

Laneseal shows a score with what each check proved, and a flagged party can dispute it with a named reviewer.

See how it works
Website formJust nowHigh risk 95

Harb0r Line Machinery

Mark Ellisonm.ellison@harb0rlinemachinery.com

High risk because the email domain imitates harborlinemachinery.com.

  • StopEmail domain imitates harborlinemachinery.com

    What this proved: harb0r has a zero where the domain already on your books has the letter o.

  • FlagEmail domain registered 6 days ago

    What this proved: The registry’s date for the domain. It can’t show who registered it.

  • FlagAsks to change the delivery address

    What this proved: The message asks for the goods to go somewhere new.

  • FlagEmail domain differs from the website given

    What this proved: They wrote from harb0rlinemachinery.com and gave harborlinemachinery.com as their website.

  • FlagNo DMARC record on the email domain

    What this proved: The domain doesn’t ask receiving servers to reject mail forged in its name.

  • ClearNo match on name, email, phone or website

    What this proved: None of the four is on OFAC’s lists. A front company with new details can still pass.

  • ClearBusiness domain, not free or disposable mail

    What this proved: Only that the address isn’t on the free-mail or disposable lists.

  • ClearMail server found

    What this proved: The domain can receive mail. It says nothing about who reads it.

Signed terms that keep working

Today. Signing tools stop at the signature.

Laneseal reads the payee, bank details, credit limit, Incoterm and required documents at signing, and enforces them on invoices, payment links, bookings and releases.

See how it works

Signed terms become rules

C-0187, signed Oct 65 rules on

Signed

Ellen Park, Oct 6, 10:14 AM

Countersigned

Dana Whitfield, Oct 6, 11:02 AM
  • Payee and bank detailsAccount ending 4471Invoices and payment links can use only this account.
  • Payment termsNet 30 from departureThe invoice issues at departure. Reminders start on day 31.
  • IncotermCFR RotterdamBookings must match it.
  • Credit limit$40,000A booking that takes the balance past it waits for approval.
  • Required documentsB/L, invoice, packing list, VGMRelease waits until all four are on file.

Enforced

  • Oct 14, 10:05 AMRelease held until the VGM was on file. Cleared at 12:11 PM.
  • Oct 17, 6:40 PMINV-0187 issued at departure, with a payment link to the account ending 4471.

Approved version locked Oct 6. Any edit resets the approval.

Invoices from evidence

Today. Delivery apps pass a photo to the accounting system.

Laneseal drafts the invoice from a matched proof of delivery, drafts detention from dwell time and opens a dispute with the evidence attached.

See how it works
Bills to payMatched before approval1 held
  • Corvane ShippingCS-88213, LS-0187Matched to the quote, booking and bill of lading$13,660ApprovedPays Oct 26
  • Ridgeline DrayageRD-5521, LS-0187Matched to the rate confirmation and 4 proofs of delivery$2,080HeldNew bank details in the bill
  • Tidewater Customs BrokerageTCB-1190, Larkspur importMatched to the entry$185PaidPaid Oct 21
High risk 70

Ridgeline Drayage

The bill asks for payment to an account ending 0912. The account on file ends 3378.

Payment waits until someone calls Ridgeline on a number from its official website or your records.

Hannah Cole opened the callback, so someone else confirms it.

Log callbackOpen bill

Documents checked against each other

Today. Elsewhere, cross-document checks come with enterprise plans.

Laneseal compares the bill of lading, invoice, packing list, ISF, certificates and contract, checks container, vessel and IBAN check digits, and links every field to where it was read.

See how it works

Documents

S-01871 flag fixed
  • Booking confirmationCorvane ShippingOct 7ClearParties and routing match the quote
  • Commercial invoiceBrightmoor Paper MillsOct 14ClearGoods, value and HS 4810.13 match the contract
  • Packing listBrightmoor Paper MillsOct 14FlagContainer CVMU 4205571 fails its check digit. The bill of lading shows CVMU 4205574. Fixed by Marcus Bell, Oct 15.
  • VGMBrightmoor Paper MillsOct 14ClearWeights agree with the invoice and packing list: 4 × 21,400 kg
  • Bill of ladingCorvane ShippingOct 17ClearMatched with the carrier’s record: containers, vessel and sailing date agree

One record from lead to payment

Today. The closest products combine two or three of these: lead intake, a CRM, AI that acts, and checks on the other party.

Laneseal does all four on one record.

See how it works
LS-0187Low risk 0

Brightmoor Paper Mills

4 × 40′ HC, Savannah to Rotterdam

Lead
Scored on arrival
Quote
Re-checked at acceptance
Contract
Re-checked at signing
Shipment
B/L matched with the carrier
Pickup
Pickup matched on 6 of 6 checks
Invoice
Payment details match the contract

AI that advises

Today. Most AI in freight software reads documents and drafts quotes. None of the tools we reviewed checks the customer on the other side.

In Laneseal, AI reads, drafts and flags. Hard stops and overrides stay with people, and every automated step is logged.

See how it works
Website form Just nowLow risk 15

Coastal Ridge Builders

Jo Marsh coastalridge.jo@gmail.com

Hi Jo, Thanks for reaching out to Halyard & Pike Forwarding. To quote this, could you send: - weight or volume - ready date Best, Halyard & Pike Forwarding
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