Uber Freightvs
Flexport


Flexport: If your freight is mostly international ocean and air rather than domestic truckload

Managed transportation and brokerage built on the Transplace business Uber bought for about 2.25 billion dollars
As of 31 August 2026, Uber Freight's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. Most of Uber Freight is not the app. Softwr lists it under Logistics. Uber Freight is made by Uber Freight (Uber Technologies, Inc.), available on Web, iOS, Android, API.
Overview
Uber Freight is the logistics arm of Uber Technologies. It operates a digital truckload brokerage with a driver facing booking app, and a managed transportation business that runs the transportation function for shippers as an outsourced service on a network transportation management system. It also offers Powerloop, a trailer pool that lets carriers drop and hook rather than wait at docks, and shipper side analytics tooling. The fact that changes an evaluation is the ownership history in reverse. Uber Freight acquired Transplace from Greenbriar Equity Group in 2022 in a deal valued at roughly 2.25 billion dollars, and Transplace, not the Uber app, is the substance of what a large shipper buys today. Greenbriar then led a 550 million dollar investment into Uber Freight in 2023 at a reported valuation around 5.3 billion dollars, so the seller of Transplace became a shareholder of the buyer. Practically, that means the managed transportation service, the network of shippers and the TMS carry Transplace lineage and processes, while spot brokerage carries Uber lineage, and the two have been integrated at different speeds in different regions. The buyers split accordingly. Large shippers buy managed transportation and effectively outsource a department. Mid size shippers buy brokered capacity a load at a time. The trade off is control: managed transportation is a multi year engagement in which the provider holds the carrier relationships and the operating data, and unwinding it later is a genuine project, not a cancellation.
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Flexport: If your freight is mostly international ocean and air rather than domestic truckload


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Blue Yonder: If you would rather licence a transportation management system and run the operation yourself
Pricing
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Managed Transportation
On request
Brokerage
On request
Capabilities
Managed transportation
Uber Freight staff operate tendering, tracking and exception handling for the shipper
Network TMS
Transportation management platform carried over from Transplace and used across the managed base
Instant spot pricing
Priced truckload capacity bookable without a negotiation cycle
Powerloop trailer pool
Preloaded trailers so carriers drop and hook instead of waiting for live loading
Carrier app
Load search, booking, navigation and document capture for drivers
Shipper analytics
Lane cost, acceptance and service reporting across managed volume
Answered, with sources
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No. Managed transportation, which came from the Transplace acquisition, is the larger part of the business for enterprise shippers.
The 2022 deal was valued at approximately 2.25 billion dollars in cash and stock.
It is a division of Uber Technologies and took a 550 million dollar outside investment in 2023 led by Greenbriar Equity Group, which had sold Transplace to it the year before.
The platform is sold as part of a managed or brokerage relationship rather than as standalone licensed software.
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