“Can a vertical, AI-native TMS displace CargoWise for the long tail of small and mid-market freight forwarders — and monetize their financial workflows (net terms, billing) along the way?”
GoFreight (legal entity Hard Core Technology Corp. / REVO Logistics Technology Corp.) is an LA- and Taipei-based vertical SaaS TMS for small and mid-market ocean and air freight forwarders. Its wedge is being the 'Shopify of freight forwarding' — a cloud-native alternative to CargoWise for forwarders too small for enterprise ERPs but too complex for spreadsheets. The 2022 Series A funded expansion of an all-in-one platform spanning rate management, operations, billing/accounting, and customer portals. The current product narrative centers on GoNexus AI (document extraction, email-to-TMS intake, rate parsing). Embedded finance so far is narrow: a partnership with Koverly delivers net-terms invoicing/AR to forwarders' customers, and native billing/accounting modules sync to QuickBooks Online.
GoFreight moves money over ACH.
GoFreight's lending and capital products are provided by Koverly.
GoFreight integrates with QuickBooks.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in GoFreight's stack: Money movement (ACH); Lending (Koverly and GoFreight NetTerms (powered by Koverly — 60-day net terms to forwarders' clients, 100% cash advance to forwarder at checkout, no fees, no credit risk)); Accounting (QuickBooks); Accounts Receivable (Koverly).
GoFreight is headquartered in Los Angeles, California (with Taipei office); legal entity REVO Logistics Technology Corp., 17128 Colima Road #203, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745.
GoFreight has raised $23M+ (disclosed) in total (latest round: Series A, 2022).
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