We are selecting 5 forwarders to found the future of commercial operations in international freight.

US$ 300 a month through the 90 days of the program, on the standard Foundation configuration. The invoice is issued at list price — US$ 1,500 — and the Founding Customer Credit of US$ 1,200 appears as a deduction line on every invoice in the period. The charge exists on purpose: it tests the billing cycle end to end and separates those who want to operate from those who only want to look.

Your whole configuration on the platform during the program: plan, Country Workspaces and additional seats. The credit equals 80% of what that configuration would cost at list price and is applied automatically to every invoice across the 90 days — which is why the bill always lands at 20%. The credit never creates a negative balance, is not refundable, is not transferable and does not convert to cash.

Yes. Each workspace already includes 5 users, and additional seats cost US$ 100 per user at list price. Activated during the program, they fall under the same 20% — US$ 20 per seat per month for as long as the beta runs. Once the 90 days are over, list price applies, locked for 24 months like the rest of the subscription.

Headquarters comes first. Additional countries can be activated during the program, subject to approval, each one as a Country Workspace at US$ 1,500 a month at list price, with 5 users from that country included — and, inside the program, at the same 20%. Everything stays on a single subscription, on the same saved card: headquarters plus two countries, for example, is US$ 900 a month during the beta against US$ 4,500 at list price.

Credit card is the default: you register the card at activation and monthly billing runs on its own, as a single subscription covering the whole configuration. For Brazilian companies that need it, we issue the invoice for payment by PIX — same amount, same due date, settled when the payment confirms.

The seat is released and automatically offered to the next company on the waiting list, with a fresh window. We send reminders 7 and 2 days before the deadline. There is no discretionary extension: the cohort has a fixed number of seats and holding an idle one penalises everyone in the queue.

By taking part in the beta. During this phase there is no public demo, no recorded tour and no open evaluation environment — access to the Freight Opportunity Engine is exclusive to those selected. The Product page describes the engine in detail, and the conversation stage of the selection exists precisely so you can ask questions before deciding.

Yes. Data isolation per company, access control by role and branch, and data processing under the LGPD and the GDPR — our Privacy Policy sets out the legal bases, the processors by name, and what we do not yet cover. Your customer base and your rates do not train third-party models. The program agreement lists the categories of usage telemetry we collect during the beta — always aggregates, such as number of active users and volume of activity. No customer name, rate or specific lane of yours crosses that boundary.

It does. Once the 90 days are over, the subscription moves to list price and that amount stays locked for 24 months. It is part of the founding terms and it sits in the program agreement, not in a verbal promise.

Up to 5 business days from your application. If Cohort 1 is already full when your application arrives, you may join the waiting list — and that is where released seats go when someone does not activate in time.

No. The program is open to freight forwarders across Brazil and Latin America. For Brazilian companies we ask for the CNPJ; for other countries, the national tax ID (RUC, RUT, NIT and equivalents). The document is mandatory because it is the key that prevents the same company from taking two seats and that underpins the referral rules.

We assess the continuity criteria with real usage data and, with the system validated, you continue as a customer at list price, locked for 24 months. That is when any referral credits you have accumulated land on your invoices, cushioning the transition. It is also when the brand exposure clause is triggered — conditional, as stated above, on the product being validated.