Pricing

Pricing that scales with your operation.

DockRelayX is priced around the number of sites, doors, and users you run — not a one-size-fits-all seat count. Request a demo and we'll build a quote around your operation.

Industry research pegs detention at $75–$150 per hour, per trailer — for a 200-trailer-a-day yard, a routine 30-minute average delay adds up to $2.7–$5.4 million a year in avoidable cost.

Starter

For a single site getting off spreadsheets

  • Live door & yard board
  • Trailer search & activity log
  • Priority flagging
  • Weekly email reports
  • Email support
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Enterprise

For large or complex terminal networks

  • Everything in Professional
  • Custom reporting & KPI templates
  • Geofencing & yard mapping tools
  • Onboarding & migration support
  • Dedicated account manager
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All plans include unlimited trailer entries and the live door & yard board. Pricing is quoted per site based on door count and active users — request a demo and we'll put together a number for your operation.

Pricing FAQ

Common questions

How is pricing calculated?

Pricing scales with the number of sites, dock doors, and active users on your account — not a flat per-seat fee. We'll size a quote to your operation during your demo.

Is there a setup or onboarding fee?

Starter and Professional plans include guided setup at no extra cost. Enterprise plans with custom migrations or integrations are scoped individually.

Can I change plans later?

Yes — you can move between plans as your number of sites or doors changes. Reach out to your account contact or use the contact page.

Do you offer a trial?

Every deal starts with a live demo on your own workflow so you can see exactly how DockRelayX fits before committing to a plan.

How does this pay for itself?

Detention typically runs $75–$150 per hour, per trailer — industry research shows yard staff can lose up to 40% of a shift just re-checking locations that are already stale, and drivers can lose 32% of their yard time searching for a trailer. For a busy yard processing 200 trailers a day, even a routine 30-minute average delay works out to $7,500–$15,000 a day in detention — $2.7–$5.4 million a year if it goes unaddressed. A live board and instant search go straight after that lost time.

Get a number built for your operation.

Tell us how many sites and doors you're running and we'll put together a quote — no generic pricing page guesswork.