Dallas-based cloud TMS and collaboration platform for 3PLs, brokers, shippers and carriers, owned by Lineage and Bay Grove, with plans starting at $5,000 per month.
Services
Who it serves
Overview
Turvo is a cloud transportation management system with a built-in collaboration layer that connects shippers, logistics providers and carriers on shared shipment records. Its site lists three core modules, TMS, Collaboration and Visibility, plus a set of digital applications for planning, execution, inventory visibility, appointment scheduling and analytics.
The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, according to its contact page, and also has an office in Hyderabad, India. Cold storage company Lineage Logistics and private equity firm Bay Grove acquired Turvo in 2022, and Turvo continues to operate under its own brand.
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Services
TMS. Order-to-shipment planning and shipment execution, including freight spend management and settlement.
Collaboration. A shared workspace where internal teams, customers and carriers can see the same shipment and communicate on it, which Turvo says cuts down on check calls, texts and emails.
Visibility. Live tracking and traceability across shipments, with predictive planning tools.
Warehouse and inventory. Inventory and warehouse visibility and appointment scheduling, which suits operations that combine transportation with storage.
Driver app. A mobile app with telematics for tracking deliveries.
Integration Hub. Turvo says the platform can connect to WMS, TMS, ERP and load board systems and to freight rate sources. It also powers RyderShare, a collaboration product from Ryder, and supports Alpha Zero Global Logistics' managed transportation platform through a partnership.
Turvo has also grown through acquisition. In July 2019, FreightWaves reported that Turvo bought ODYN, a visibility company whose low-cost sensors attach to shipments or pallets, to speed up adding connected sensors to its platform. Ask whether sensor-based tracking is part of the current product and which plans include it.
Who it is for
Turvo serves 3PLs, freight brokers, shippers and carriers. Its starting price and feature set point toward mid-size and larger operations, especially 3PLs and shippers that want customers, carriers and internal teams working from one shared view, or that need warehouse and appointment tools alongside transportation management. Very small brokerages may find the entry price high compared with self-serve tools.
Turvo's link to Lineage, which operates temperature-controlled warehouses, and its warehouse appointment and inventory tools make it worth a look for food and cold chain shippers and the 3PLs that serve them. Its collaboration model also fits companies that want to give customers direct access to shipment status rather than sending manual updates.
How working with them works
Turvo publishes a starting price. As listed on its website in November 2026, the plan to plan, execute and settle freight starts at $5,000 per month and includes a dedicated onboarding manager, virtual training, data migration, support center access and Turvo Community and Academy access. A second plan, covering collaboration and visibility across the supply chain, is priced on request and adds a dedicated customer success manager and quarterly business reviews.
Contract length, billing terms and what drives pricing above the starting figure are not stated on the pricing page, so those details come through Turvo's sales team. The site also offers an ROI calculator.
Turvo routes inquiries through a contact form with separate general, sales, support and Turvo India options, and existing customers use an online help center. Its resources section includes customer stories, white papers, solution briefs and videos that can help you judge how similar companies use the platform before you take a demo.
Questions to ask before you sign
What does the $5,000 starting price cover in users, shipments and modules, and what increases it?
How long does onboarding and data migration take for a company of your size?
Which integrations are included? Ask about your load boards, accounting or ERP system, WMS, and ELD or tracking providers.
How can you export your shipment, customer and carrier data if you leave?
What is the contract term and renewal process?
What support hours and response times are included, and where is the support team based?
Company background
Turvo was founded in 2014, according to its Built In profile. In June 2022, FreightWaves reported that Lineage Logistics, backed by Bay Grove, acquired Turvo, extending an earlier investment by Lineage Ventures. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the article said Turvo would keep its own brand, management team and board.
Turvo's leadership page lists Billy Sarracino as CEO and says he led the sale of the company to Lineage and Bay Grove. The legal entity named on its website is Turvo, LLC.
Sources
Information compiled from public sources. Last verified November 2026. Confirm details directly with the company.
