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project44: cost, fit and limits

project44 is a supply chain visibility and decision platform from project44 that tracks inventory in transit across transport modes and adds AI agents and an AI analyst for shippers, logistics providers and supply chain teams.

What to know first

project44 presents itself as a Decision Intelligence Platform for the modern supply chain, with inventory in transit visibility as the base layer. Three AI products sit on top: AI Agents, a no-code Agentic Workflow Manager and Mo, an analyst that answers questions from supply chain data. The pages opened show no price, plan list or integration catalog, and the only commercial routes are a demo request and a contact-sales form. Treat the quote as the first real information.

project44 at a glance

Makerproject44, United States
Free planNo
Entry priceQuote only
API accessYes
CategoryBest AI Supply Chain Visibility Software in 2026, rank 8 of 13
Websiteproject44.com

Who project44 is best for

Shippers with many carriers

The homepage positions visibility across every mode, so a company with several carriers and lanes can ask for one view of inventory in transit rather than a tracker per carrier.

Teams that want to build agents

The Agentic Workflow Manager is described as a no-code platform for deploying AI agents, which suits operations staff who want to automate exception handling without writing code.

Analysts who ask questions of the data

Mo is described as an AI analyst giving instant answers from supply chain data, which suits planners who currently wait for a report to find out why a lane slipped.

project44 plans and pricing

PlanPriceWhat it includes
Enterprise platformCustom quoteVisibility platform access quoted through a demo or contact-sales request; no tiers, seat counts or volumes appear on the pages opened.
AI AgentsNot published separatelyPurpose-built digital workers that turn real-time signals into autonomous action; whether they are priced apart from the platform is not stated.
Agentic Workflow ManagerNot published separatelyNo-code platform for deploying AI agents; the pages do not state whether it is an add-on or part of the base subscription.

Checked October 2026.

What project44 does

Inventory in transit visibility
The product family is built around knowing where inventory in transit sits across every mode globally. The pages opened do not list carrier counts or data sources, so coverage per lane has to be tested.
AI Agents
Agents are described as purpose-built digital workers that turn real-time signals into autonomous action. The vendor does not say, on the pages opened, which actions need human approval or how actions are logged.
Agentic Workflow Manager
A no-code platform for deploying AI agents, which lets operations teams define workflows themselves. Templates, limits and permissions are not described, so ask what a first workflow looks like in the pilot.
Mo AI analyst
Mo is described as the AI analyst that gives instant answers from supply chain data. The pages do not state which data Mo can query or whether answers cite the underlying shipments.
Decision Intelligence positioning
The homepage frames the platform as a decision layer rather than a map of dots. That framing raises the question of which decisions are automated, a point to settle in the demo.

How project44 handles your data

The opened pages include the privacy index, which links separate policy texts for the EU, the UK, Switzerland and the United States. Those policy texts and any security or trust page were not opened, so retention, hosting region and certifications are not verified here. The vendor's policy was not checked for whether customer shipment data trains AI models, and the footer showed only a copyright line, with no imprint or registered address. Ask for the data processing terms, hosting location and a list of subprocessors before sharing carrier or customer data with the platform.

Where project44 falls short in practice

  • No published price. Every commercial route on the pages opened ends in a demo or contact-sales form, so a buyer cannot estimate cost per lane, per shipment or per user before a call, and cannot compare against vendors that print figures.
  • Policy texts unread. The privacy index was opened but the linked EU, UK, Swiss and US policy texts were not, so data location, retention and AI use of customer data remain open questions for a security review.
  • No integration list. The pages opened do not name carrier networks, ERP connectors or an API, so a buyer cannot judge integration effort. In practice that work decides how fast the first lanes go live.

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project44: common questions

What are the AI products inside project44?

The pages name three: AI Agents, described as digital workers that turn real-time signals into autonomous action, the Agentic Workflow Manager, a no-code platform for deploying those agents, and Mo, an AI analyst that answers questions from supply chain data. The pages do not describe approval steps or limits for any of them.

Does project44 publish pricing?

No. The pages opened show only a demo request and a contact-sales form, and no plan names or figures. A buyer should ask for a quote that separates the platform, carrier connections and the AI products, because the pages do not say whether the agents and Mo are included in the base subscription.

Which transport modes does project44 cover?

The homepage product family describes inventory in transit visibility across every mode globally. The pages opened do not list modes one by one, carrier counts or lane coverage, so a buyer should test the specific lanes that matter, such as ocean from Asia or regional road, during a pilot.

Where does project44 host customer data?

The vendor's policy was not checked for this. The privacy index page links EU, UK, Swiss and US policy texts, but those texts and any security page were not opened. Ask for the hosting region, certification reports and subprocessor list in writing before the pilot starts.

Who is project44 a poor fit for?

Teams that want a printed price list, a stated hosting region or a self-serve trial will find none of those on the pages opened. A small shipper with a handful of carriers may also find a decision platform with agents more than it needs, and could start with a narrower tracker.

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