Last-mile delivery to vessels in port

Stop Paying For The Whole Truck

Shiplivery pools deliveries bound for the same ship in port, so shippers split the fixed cost and carriers fill every open pallet space.

For Shippers

Consolidate and save

Post your cargo and get matched to a truck already delivering to your ship. Every new shipper who joins that truck lowers your price — automatically.

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For Carriers

Fill your truck

An empty pallet space is income you're leaving on the table. Match with other shippers' deliveries to the same vessel and get paid for capacity you already have.

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Everyone at the berth benefits

Consolidation isn't just a shipper/carrier deal — it's why terminals and buyers push for it too.

Warehouse worker forklifting palletized cargo into a delivery truck
Shipper

Saves directly

Marine suppliers post cargo bound for a vessel and split the fixed delivery cost with every other shipper on that truck.

Flatbed delivery truck loaded with cargo at the berth alongside a vessel
Carrier

Keeps trucks full

Every open pallet space becomes paid capacity — match with more shippers bound for the same vessel.

Busy container terminal with gantry cranes, trucks, and a vessel at berth
Terminal Operator

Fewer trucks, smoother ops

One consolidated truck at the berth instead of a dozen separate ones — easier to work around, less congestion.

Ship's captain and officers on the bridge deck of a large vessel
Customer

Lower costs, delivered

Savings from consolidation flow through — one more reason to choose suppliers who ship with Shiplivery.

Truck picking up a container at a working port terminal

In a busy terminal, one consolidated truck is easier to work around than several

A terminal managing vessel operations doesn't want 5 or more separate trucks queuing at the berth for what one truck could carry. Every extra truck is another gate check, more port congestion, and further operational disruption.

Without consolidation
5 shippers, 5 separate trucks queuing alongside the same vessel.
With Shiplivery
5 shippers, 1 truck delivering alongside the vessel.