Cloud TMS for trucking companies and brokerages covering dispatch, driver app, compliance, accounting and automation, priced by load volume with unlimited users and no long-term contracts.
Services
Who it serves
Overview
Alvys is a cloud transportation management system that combines dispatch, driver tools, compliance, accounting and reporting in one platform. It was founded in 2020 by Nick Darman, who built an internal TMS for his own asset-based brokerage when existing software did not fit, and later turned that tool into Alvys. The company is based in Solana Beach, California.
Alvys says more than 3,000 trucking companies use the platform and that $9 billion in annual freight runs through it. It has raised a reported $77 million in total funding.
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Services
Dispatch and load management. Load planning, documents, a marketplace for searching, booking and dispatching, and real-time visibility.
Driver app. Document scanning and upload, in-field messaging and asset tracking for drivers.
Compliance and assets. Records for drivers, trucks, trailers, carriers, safety and maintenance.
Accounting. Invoicing, billing, IFTA reporting and driver, agent and carrier settlements, with two-way QuickBooks sync.
EDI and API. Native EDI for syncing with shippers and partners, plus a public API and MCP server access on select plans.
Automation. Alvys Intelligence creates loads automatically from rate confirmations. Alvys Foundry offers more than 75 prebuilt agents for tasks such as detention billing, invoice follow-up, check calls and proof of delivery checks, and users can build their own.
Integrations. Alvys says more than 130 integrations, including ELDs, load boards, fuel cards, factoring and accounting tools, are included at no extra cost.
Who it is for
Alvys serves trucking carriers, freight brokers, hybrid asset-based brokerages, multi-division enterprises and private fleets run by shippers. Its origin as an internal tool for a company running both trucks and brokerage shows in its support for agents, subsidiaries and settlements, which suits fleets and hybrid operations that need dispatch and accounting in the same system.
Per-load pricing means costs move with volume instead of headcount, which can work well for operations that want to give dispatchers, accountants and managers their own logins without paying per seat. Companies with high load counts and small teams should run the numbers both ways against seat-based systems.
How working with them works
Alvys prices by the number of loads moved per month rather than by seat, with monthly or annual billing and unlimited users. Its pricing page summary says pricing starts at $3.95 per load, as listed on its website in November 2026. The site lists three plans. Foundations covers dispatch, settlement and invoicing with the driver app, automated load creation and QuickBooks sync, one subsidiary and office, and self-serve onboarding, and offers a 14-day free trial. Growth adds a public API, bulk load creation, driver chat, up to three subsidiaries and offices, two EDI partners and virtual onboarding. Scale is built for multi-entity fleets with unlimited subsidiaries and offices, custom onboarding, a dedicated success manager and five EDI partners. Growth and Scale are quoted by the sales team.
Alvys says there are no setup or onboarding fees, no long-term contracts, and that customers can cancel anytime and upgrade without penalty. EDI partners above the plan cap are priced per partner, and automation usage above the included credits is billed at $10 per million credits.
Questions to ask before you sign
What would your monthly cost be at your current and expected load volume, and how are slow and busy months handled?
How long does onboarding take on each plan, and what help do you get migrating drivers, customers and open loads?
Which integrations do you need, and are all of them included? Ask about your ELD, load boards, factoring company, fuel card and accounting system.
How do you export all of your data, including settlements and documents, if you leave?
Is annual billing discounted, and are there any minimums or commitments?
What support channels and hours come with your plan?
Company background
According to its about page, Alvys traces its origins to 2015, when founder and CEO Nick Darman went looking for a TMS for his own trucking business, and was founded in 2020. Leo Gorodinski is listed as co-founder and CTO. The company raised a $6.3 million seed round led by Bonfire Ventures, a $25.8 million Series A led by Titanium in July 2024, and a $40 million Series B led by RTP Global.
Alvys lists more than 150 employees and an office at 201 Lomas Santa Fe Drive in Solana Beach, California.
Sources
Information compiled from public sources. Last verified November 2026. Confirm details directly with the company.
