Logistics
logistics
SaaS product teams
Add logistics-provider capabilities without turning provider integrations into a permanent engineering workstream.
1,000+
developer-days not lost rebuilding courier integrations
EARLY ACCESS
Logistics capability should not become a permanent backlog.
SaaS product teams need rates, labels, or tracking from many providers. Building each connector is a career, not a feature. Logistics is the unified API in front of those providers.
This is not a shipping admin for your customers.
ShipStation-style tools are operators’ products. Logistics sits behind your SaaS so your UX and business rules stay yours.
List the provider jobs your product must offer
Rate shop, label, track, or cancel — write the contract your application needs, not each carrier’s dialect.
Integrate Logistics once
Your engineers talk to one API. The integration layer absorbs provider-specific differences as coverage grows.
Keep the experience inside your SaaS
Customers never leave your product to ‘go use a shipper.’ You own the workflow; Logistics owns the provider connections.
One logistics integration
Integrate once instead of staffing a standing courier-integration workstream.
Unified provider API
One contract for provider capabilities while Logistics handles provider-specific differences.
Built into your SaaS
Product experience, customer workflow, and business logic stay in the application you own.
Coverage that can grow
Add providers through the layer rather than opening a new engineering project for each logo.
Roadmap time back
Provider connectors stop crowding out the product your customers actually buy.
One integration to maintain
Provider quirks concentrate in the layer, not in your service map.
UX you still own
Customers ship inside your product, not inside a third-party shipping suite.
You build SaaS that must talk to multiple logistics providers.
Each new courier currently means a net-new integration project.
You want an API layer, not a shipping operations dashboard for your users.
You can join early access and share the provider jobs your product needs first.
Is Logistics available today?
Logistics is coming soon. Join early access for provider coverage and implementation updates.
Is this a ShipStation or Shiprocket alternative?
No. It is not an operating product for warehouse teams. It is the unified integration layer your SaaS uses to reach logistics providers.
Who is it for?
Teams building SaaS products that need multiple logistics providers without integrating each one independently.
Which providers are included?
The full connector list has not been published yet. The direction is one API across multiple logistics-provider integrations.
Join early access
Logistics for SaaS product teams | Marmeto
Add logistics-provider capabilities without turning provider integrations into a permanent engineering workstream. Learn how Logistics works for SaaS product teams, what to prepare, and how to get started.
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