UTURN Spot

Your problem solved Find capacity. Keep the promise. Extra trucks, on demand. For peaks, disruptions and last-minute gaps.

The UTURN network at your service

The gap usually opens on the day, not in the plan.

A no-show. A sudden peak. A terminal disruption or vessel change. Your regular setup is full, but the container still needs to move.

How Spot works

This is how we work

01 · Request

Share route, container and timing.

02 · Match

UTURN searches the screened carrier network for capacity that fits.

03 · Execute

You see the status of the request and we stay involved when something changes.

What Spot gives you

Trucks when your own setup is full

Peaks, no-shows and terminal disruptions. One request reaches the screened UTURN network, so the container still moves.

Capacity without the phone chain

Share route, container and timing once. We search the network for you, so your planners don’t have to call around.

Follow-up, not just a match

You see the status of your request, and we stay involved when something changes after the truck is confirmed.

What's included when you choose UTURN Spot

Access to our network
Screened carriers who know the ports and terminals.
AI-powered matching
Your request goes to carriers whose trucks and routes fit.
Real time pricing
See the price before you confirm.
Instant booking
Confirm your move in a few clicks.
Realtime visibility
Follow the status of every move.
Digital documentation
All documents for every move in one place.
Customer service
A real person when you call.

Got a gap in today’s plan?

When plans change

A no-show in the morning doesn’t have to become a missed transport

Your regular carrier cancels, a vessel shifts or volumes spike. With Spot, you share the move once and UTURN searches the screened network for a truck that fits. You see the status as it happens, and if something changes after the match, we’re still on it. The container keeps moving, and so does your promise to your customer.

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