Each one replaces something carriers currently pay for separately, or do by hand. A dispatcher, a route planner, a compliance check, a market read.
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Every major EU freight exchange has pieces of this. None has all of it, and none was designed around the carrier's net profit. Here is where Reexo is different, category by category. The claims about each incumbent are the ones they make themselves.
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A single truck running 100,000 km a year at the Spanish average 24% empty rate wastes €28,000–36,000. Even a 5-point reduction in empty running, a conservative target grounded in 15 years of operational data on our existing platforms, puts €6,000–7,500 per truck back in the owner's pocket. Every year. A 10-point reduction doubles that.
Add saved dispatch time and fewer late-paying shippers, and most owner-operators clear a 14–22× return on a €30 subscription.