Maritime Services Marketplace

A client asks for a voyage estimate. You need port call costs for three ports. You call the agent, the agent gives you numbers, and you pass them on as your own. If those numbers are inflated, outdated, or incomplete, your client finds out when the DA arrives. The inaccuracy is the agent's. The reputational damage is yours.

You need port cost estimates to close a fixture. The agent takes two days to reply. The supplier takes three. You're chasing emails, making follow up calls, and the client is waiting. Every hour of delay is a window where the deal moves, the rate shifts, or the cargo goes to someone who had the numbers ready.

A client wants to know whether discharging in Hamburg or Antwerp is cheaper. You call two agents, get two estimates in different formats with different line items, and try to compare them in a spreadsheet. There's no standardised view. No side by side. Just your best guess assembled from whatever came back first.

The fixture is done, the voyage is complete, and the final DA is 12% higher than the estimate you provided. The client doesn't call the agent. They call you. You're the one who gave them the number, and now you're defending a figure you had no way to validate in the first place. Every disputed DA costs you trust that took years to build.