Live truck location
Every truck on one map, refreshed every 10 seconds while it is moving.
Built for container drayage
Know where every container truck is, right now.
Draygo GPS puts your whole fleet on one live map: the truck, the driver, the container and chassis it is pulling, and the moment it gates in or out of each terminal. Tracking is paid with your Draychain credits.
- Position every 10 seconds
- Container and chassis on every trip
- Automatic terminal gate times
- Paid with Draychain credits
Live fleet · 24 trucks
T-1042 · J. RamirezMOVING
MSCU 482913-1
Speed
42 mph
ETA
18 min
Gate-out recorded
Pier 400 · 08:42
Turn time 46 min
- Update rate while moving
- 10 sec
- Logged at every terminal
- Gate in / out
- Hardwired, OBD or phone
- 3 device types
- Billed in Draychain credits
- $1 = 1 credit
What you get
GPS tracking made for the port run
General fleet trackers stop at the truck. Drayage needs the box, the chassis and the terminal too, so Draygo GPS tracks all of them together.
Container and chassis tracking
Link a container and chassis to a truck and follow the box, not just the cab.
Terminal geofences and turn times
Gate-in and gate-out times recorded automatically at every port terminal.
Trip history and replay
Replay any move: route, stops, idle time and speed along the way.
Alerts that matter to drayage
Long idle at a terminal, off-route, speeding, or a tracker that went quiet.
Share a live ETA link
Send shippers and consignees a link that shows the truck and its ETA.
Gate-in
07:56
Gate-out
08:42
Turn time
46 min
Terminal visibility
Turn times without the paperwork
Every terminal visit is timed from the GPS itself. When a truck waits too long in a queue you know about it while it is happening, and you have the record afterwards.
- Geofences for port terminals, rail ramps and container yards are preloaded.
- Gate-in, gate-out and time on terminal are logged for every visit.
- Long-idle alerts flag trucks stuck in a terminal queue.
- Turn-time reports per terminal, per day and per driver.
Paid with Draychain credits
One balance for tracking, tolls and permits
Draygo GPS has no separate invoice. Each tracked truck is charged its monthly plan in Draychain credits, from the same balance your fleet already uses for Draygo services. $1 = 1 credit, and every charge appears in your credit history.
Example month
- Draychain balance
- 1,000 credits
- 12 trucks on the Fleet plan
- − 180 credits / month
- Toll crossings this month
- − 240 credits
- Balance left for permits and platform tools
- 580 credits
Illustration only. Plan prices are shown in credits before you add a truck.
How it works
On the map in four steps
- 1
Connect your trucks
Install a hardwired or OBD tracker, or have drivers sign in to the Draygo driver app. Each device is linked to a truck unit number.
- 2
Fund with Draychain credits
Tracking is charged from your Draychain credit balance. Top up once on draychain.com and every Draygo service draws from it.
- 3
Dispatch and track
Attach a container and chassis to each move. The truck appears on the live map, and gate times at each terminal are recorded automatically.
- 4
Share and settle
Send customers a live ETA link, then use trip history and turn times to back up billing and detention claims.
Plans
Priced per truck, in credits
Driver App
For owner-operators and small fleets tracking with a phone.
8credits / truck / month
See what’s included Most fleetsFleet
For drayage fleets on hardwired or OBD trackers.
15credits / truck / month
See what’s includedEnterprise
For carriers and platforms integrating GPS into their own systems.
22credits / truck / month
See what’s includedFAQ
Common questions
Draygo GPS is live GPS tracking built for container drayage. It shows where each truck is, which container and chassis it is pulling, and when it entered and left each terminal.
Tracking is paid with Draychain credits, the same credit balance used for Draygo tolls, permits and platform services. $1 = 1 credit. Each tracked truck is charged its monthly plan price in credits, and the charge appears in your credit history.
No. You can start with the Draygo driver app on the driver’s phone. For company trucks, a hardwired or OBD tracker gives a faster update rate and keeps reporting even if the driver’s phone is off.
Hardwired and OBD trackers report every 10 seconds while the truck is moving and less often while parked. The driver app reports every 30 seconds to save battery.
Yes. Attach the container number and chassis to a trip and you can search by container number to find the truck pulling it, or view the full history of that container’s moves.
More answers in the full FAQ.
Put your fleet on the map this week
Start with the driver app today, add hardwired trackers when you are ready.