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RoadFeed review

#65 of 93 in Delivery Management Software

RoadFeed connects load dispatch, live tracking and proof of delivery for freight teams.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RoadFeed brings dispatch, tracking and delivery records together for transport operations, couriers, distribution teams and third-party logistics providers. Dispatchers can assign loads, monitor delivery progress and review operational reporting, while drivers receive digital job sheets and capture delivery records on their devices. Its combination of subcontractor visibility and customer updates makes it a fit for South African teams coordinating loads across internal and external fleets.

The published plans show fleet-based monthly pricing rather than a per-user rate. Ignition is ZAR 5,000 per month and lists the RoadFeed Portal, systems integration, alerts and vehicle tracking integration; Cruise is ZAR 10,000 per month with the same listed inclusions. Overdrive is ZAR 15,000 per month and adds route optimisation. All three list a set number of driver apps, though the supplied plan descriptions do not state the quantities. Teams comparing costs should weigh the fleet-based amount against their fleet size and whether they need the higher tier's optimisation feature.

Operationally, RoadFeed spans a web portal, Android driver app and API, with integrations for ERP, accounting, telematics and third-party carrier platforms. Live GPS tracking, drag-and-drop load assignment, digital job sheets, sign-on-glass proof of delivery and customer ETA and status updates cover key handoffs from dispatch through completion. Email, phone and chat support are listed, with 24/7 support. RoadFeed is worth considering when visibility across subcontractors and delivery proof matter alongside dispatch; teams requiring verified iOS driver coverage should assess alternatives before committing. Its listed plans begin at a substantial monthly fleet amount, so it may not suit operations seeking a free or low-cost entry tier.

RoadFeed pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Assign loads and track drivers and freight with live GPS visibility.
    • Capture signed proof of delivery and send customers status and ETA updates.
    • See subcontractors and third-party carriers alongside internal operations.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The lowest published plan starts at ZAR 5,000 per month.
    • Route optimisation is listed only for the Overdrive plan.
    • Verified driver app coverage is Android; iOS coverage is unverified.

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