Pricing

Port alert pricing: start free, pay when it saves you money

Port alert pricing in rand, set against what a late box costs. One 40-foot container collected three days late in Durban runs up about R45 900 in line and terminal charges at published rates.

Free
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Try it on your next shipment

Start free
  • Live port board
  • 3 active containers
  • Email alerts
  • Free-time and rand-at-risk view
Importer
R5 000a month

Small importers and exporters

Start free, upgrade later
  • 50 active containers
  • Email alerts and daily summary
  • Export stack alerts
  • Delay forecasts as they switch on
BusinessRecommended
R15 000a month

Mid-size importers and exporters

Start free, upgrade later
  • 250 active containers
  • Team access
  • SMS alerts
  • Rand-at-risk report
Forwarder
R40 000a month, from

Freight forwarders and clearing agents

Start free, upgrade later
  • Unlimited containers
  • Alerts to clients in your name
  • Client boards
  • API access

Pay monthly by card, cancel any time. Everyone starts on Free, with no card.

What one late container costs

At published rates, for a 40-foot dry container collected three days after free time.

Durban, shipping lineR22 942

Maersk SA tariff, 15 Apr 2026

Durban Gateway, terminal storageR22 942

DGT notice, 28 Sep 2026

Cape Town or PE, shipping lineR1 623

Maersk SA tariff, 15 Apr 2026

Questions

Where does the information come from?

From the files the terminals publish themselves: Transnet Port Terminals’ vessel updates, berthing lists, stack dates and import storage lists, and Durban Gateway Terminal’s own updates. We check them every 30 minutes and keep every version, so we can show what changed and when.

Is this official?

No. We are independent and not part of Transnet, the ports authority, ICTSI or Durban Gateway. We present what the terminals publish, faster and in one place. Always confirm critical dates with your terminal, line or forwarder.

How do you know my container’s free time?

Terminals publish free-storage end dates per ship, and per block or discharge day. We match your container to its ship and show the earliest date that could apply. If you know the discharge date, add it and the date becomes exact.

Which shipping-line charges do you use?

We use the line’s published South African demurrage tariff where we have it (Maersk’s 15 April 2026 tariff is built in), or the free days and daily rate you enter for your own contract.

Which terminals are covered?

Durban Gateway Terminal, Durban Container Terminal Pier 1, Cape Town Container Terminal, Cape Town Multipurpose Terminal, Ngqura and Port Elizabeth Container Terminal.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It works in the browser, and alerts arrive by email (SMS on the Business plan).