Who this is for
Hardware makers building in Shenzhen
You have a batch of enclosures, PCBs or finished units and buyers in Europe, the US or Australia. You want to know whether sea, rail or air makes sense for this batch, what it costs, and when it lands, without three forwarders and a week of email.
Print farms and small factories
You print or machine parts and need them to reach the customer fast. Sometimes the fastest shipment is no shipment: the file goes to a print farm in the buyer's country and the part is made there.
How it works
- Tell us the jobWhat it is, how many, rough weight and size, pickup city and where it goes. A drawing or a packing list is enough.
- Compare the routesWithin one working day you get each option side by side: sea, rail, air, or printed near the buyer when the part allows it. Price and arrival date for each.
- Ship and follow itYou pick one. We book it, and you follow it on one map until it is delivered, with every handover on the way.
The network on one map
Factories, print farms and buyers on one globe. The shipments on this map are a simulation, but the routes are the real ones: the Suez sea lane, the China to Europe rail corridor, the trans-Pacific lane and the flight paths. Drag to turn the globe, tap a shipment to follow it.
What is real today
Counted from the live print network map. Farms are shown by city only.
Get a shipping quote
Send the job and we come back within one working day with the routes, prices and dates. No account, no card.