Ocean Freight: watch every nautical mile from your couch
The ocean is the original long-distance network. Wronix Ocean Freight makes three weeks at sea feel as transparent as three hours on the road.
Why the sea still wins
For heavy, bulky or non-urgent cargo, nothing beats a container ship on cost per kilogram. A single vessel carries what thousands of trucks cannot. What the ocean never offered — until now — was visibility.
Every nautical mile, on record
Your container is scanned at the port of loading, tracked across the ocean leg on the live map, and scanned again at arrival, transhipment and discharge ports. The ship on your tracking page sails the real arc between ports, at the pace of the real voyage.
Planned around port reality
Ocean schedules slip; pretending otherwise helps nobody. Your estimated arrival is recalculated as actual port events arrive, and every change is written into the journey history with a reason — congestion, weather, berthing — in plain language.
When to choose it
Choose Ocean Freight for pallets, furniture, machinery, bulk stock — anything heavy where a week saved is not worth triple the price. Your patience is repaid with total transparency.
Questions people ask
How long does Ocean Freight take?
Typical intercontinental port-to-port legs run 2–5 weeks depending on the lane, plus inland legs at each end.
Can I really track a container at sea?
Yes. The live map draws the ocean arc and sails your ship along it between real port scans.
What happens if a port is congested?
Your ETA updates with the reason written in plain language — no silent delays.
See it live, right now
Words are nice. A truck actually moving on a real route is better.
Watch a live shipment →