Meshwire drapes a web of trackers and smart labels over your load carriers, crates and boxes. Every carrier live on the map, every handover recorded — from warehouse to customer and back.
From the makers behind Van Vliet Containers & Newwen — supplying 200,000+ load carriers a year to customers including Jumbo and Picnic. We know carts. Now they never go missing.
Trackers for your carts, labels for your crates. One QR code on the box: scan it, and everything lands on your account.
Tag on the cart, scan the QR, pick a name — done. Registering twenty carts takes a coffee break.
Every cart on the map, every crate linked to its cart, every van with departure check. And an alert when something sits still too long.
No modules, no surcharges. Every subscription — cart, crate or van — gets the full platform.
(€140 − €23,99) ÷ €0,85 per month ≈ 136 months. And most customers recover more than one.
The driver presses one button and sees whether everything is on board — before the van leaves, not after.
Every handover is recorded. A cart that never comes back is not a mystery but a name and a date.
Labels on crates link themselves to the cart they ride on. One glance: which load, which cart, which van.
A cart that lingers at a customer reports itself. Pick-ups become routine instead of a search party.
You decide how often your trackers report — and see live what every choice costs in data and battery.
Everything connects to your own software through the API and webhooks. Export any time.
No setup fees, no minimum, no mandatory annual contract. You only pay for tags that are live.
Committing longer pays: −5% per extra contract year, prepaid, up to −20%. A cart then costs €0,77 a month on 3 years or €0,68 on 5 — and your rate is locked for the full term.
Example: 200 carts + 2,000 crates + 10 vans ≈ €330,00 per month — less than the replacement value of three lost roll containers a year.
Years. The tracker sleeps while the cart stands still and wakes when it moves. You set the reporting rate yourself — the app shows live what every setting does to battery life.
The connection does — the network penetrates walls better than regular 4G. Only GPS can’t see satellites indoors; that’s what a depot gateway is for, saying "it’s in here".
Then the tracker remembers everything and sends it once coverage returns. You never lose data — the dot just isn’t live for a while.
You do. Everything connects to your own systems via the API and webhooks, and you can export any time. If you cancel, your data leaves with you.
No. Monthly is fine. Committing longer is optional — it lowers the monthly price (−5% per extra year, up to −20%) and locks your rate.
The hardware, once — then per unit per month. No setup fees, no minimum quantity, no mandatory installation. Twenty carts means twenty trackers and then about €17 a month. Billing only starts once your first tag is live.
Outdoors ±10 metres, via GPS/GNSS — precise enough to see which yard and which customer a cart is at. Indoors GPS sees no satellites; there a depot gateway reports per zone: "it’s in here".
You still have the last position, the full journey history and the last recorded handover — so you know who had it last and where. And a tracker that suddenly goes quiet shows up on your worklist automatically.
Yes. The trackers work across all of Europe on one and the same SIM — no roaming fees, no settings. A cart that drives to Germany or France simply stays on the map.
Create an account, walk through the start wizard, and scan your first tag the same day. Works everywhere — in the browser at the office, on your phone in the warehouse and on the road.
// add the phone app to your home screen — no app store needed
Your account, your fleet and your first tags — billing only starts once your first tag is live.
You finish registration on the next page. No credit card needed; cancel monthly.