Locus is an AI-powered logistics platform for dispatch planning, route optimization, and last-mile delivery orchestration built for enterprise retail and…
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Locus does not publish pricing publicly; pricing is quote-based and provided after scheduling a demo or contacting sales.
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August 6, 2026
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Locus is an enterprise logistics technology platform that helps retailers, FMCG/CPG brands, 3PL and courier providers, and e-commerce companies optimize the 'all-mile' of their supply chain, from hub operations through last-mile delivery. Founded in 2015 by Nishith Rastogi and Geet Garg, the company originally built a geo-tracking safety app before pivoting into logistics decision-making software after food-delivery companies adopted the technology to track delivery staff. Today Locus offers a Transportation Management System covering dispatch planning (route optimization across 180+ variables), hub/warehouse operations automation, delivery orchestration and carrier selection, fulfillment automation, capacity/resource forecasting, and real-time track-and-trace via driver apps and a control tower. The platform is API-first and designed to integrate with existing TMS, OMS, WMS, and ERP systems. Locus reports powering 1.5B+ deliveries for 360+ brands across 30+ countries, and has been recognized as a Gartner Leader for logistics software for multiple consecutive years. In 2025 Locus was acquired by Ingka Group (the largest IKEA retailer) while continuing to operate independently.
Key Features
Dispatch Planning — Route optimization that accounts for 180+ real-world variables to plan efficient delivery dispatch.
Hub Operations — Warehouse automation for sorting, scanning, and picklisting to speed up hub throughput.
Delivery Orchestration — Carrier selection and contract automation to route shipments to the right delivery partner.
Fulfillment Automation — Order management with delivery-linked checkout to streamline fulfillment workflows.
Capacity Management — Resource forecasting for fleet and driver capacity planning.
Track & Trace — Driver app, control tower, and customer-facing tracking for real-time delivery visibility.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep route and dispatch optimization engine that accounts for 180+ real-world variables
Broad enterprise track record: 1.5B+ deliveries and 360+ brand customers across 30+ countries
API-first architecture built to integrate with existing TMS, OMS, WMS, and ERP stacks
Backed by Ingka Group (IKEA's parent) while continuing to operate independently, adding financial stability
Recognized as a Gartner Leader for logistics/routing software for multiple consecutive years
Cons
No public pricing; prospective customers must contact sales or request a demo to get a quote
Enterprise-focused platform that is likely overbuilt and cost-prohibitive for small businesses or solo operators
Implementation likely requires integration work with existing TMS/OMS/WMS/ERP systems given its enterprise focus