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Gama review

#25 of 27 in Freight Forwarding Software

A self-service freight portal with booking, tracking, documents, payments, and analytics.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Gama is freight management software for small and medium-sized freight forwarders that want branded customer portals. Customers can search freight rates, request quotes, book shipments, view shipment details, download and share shipping documents, track freight, pay invoices, and access analytics. The platform supports air, ocean, and road transportation, with the product description also covering land, express, and parcel shipments. Its strongest fit is a forwarder building a self-service booking experience around an existing operational system.

According to Gama's pricing page, the starting subscription costs $199 USD per month and is billed monthly. The published plan is a SaaS-based freight forwarding software subscription. The final amount varies by shipment volume, users, and integration complexity, so the starting price is a useful baseline rather than a complete cost estimate. Gama is a paid product with no free plan, making it more suitable for businesses prepared to budget for an ongoing software subscription than for teams seeking a no-cost entry point.

Gama's ecosystem fit is centered on connections with transport management and carrier systems. Listed integrations include CargoWise, Maersk, and Evergreen, while the feature set includes carrier and TMS integrations. Operationally, it combines booking requests and cancellations, shipment detail editing, document access, invoice payment, cost reporting, business intelligence, and analytics in one customer-facing workflow. However, Gama is designed to complement an existing TMS rather than replace it. Forwarders seeking a customer self-service layer alongside their current systems should consider it; organizations looking for a standalone replacement for broader forwarding operations should look for a platform with that wider role.

Gama pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Online rate search, quoting, booking, and shipment tracking
    • Customer access to shipping documents, invoices, and shipment details
    • CargoWise, Maersk, Evergreen, carrier, and TMS integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid subscription starts at $199 per month
    • Final pricing varies by volume, users, and integration complexity
    • Designed to complement an existing TMS rather than replace it

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