Voyager Portal offers a low-code SaaS platform that enables companies to reduce cost, risk and complexity across the marine supply chain. Its low-code architecture lets customers configure the platform to match their business processes and collaborate in real time over a single shipment. Working in a unified system allows all parties to manage, track and analyze the lifecycle of a shipment with context and insight. Customers include manufacturers, traders and shippers in renewable energy, commodity trading, mining and petrochemicals. The company raised $8.4M in a Series A and plans to use the funds to expedite its product roadmap and expand engineering, development, marketing and sales teams to support an international client base. Voyager provides a multi-party SaaS platform that centralizes and digitizes coordination, communications, and document workflows for bulk commodity maritime shipments. The product lets brokers, terminals, shipowners, producers and other counterparties collaborate in a shared environment to manage a voyage lifecycle without email, improving visibility and reducing manual work. Customers and partners include Equinor and a mix of brokers, terminals, agencies and ship-owning firms. Voyager cites client outcomes such as over $4 million and $1.5 million in annual bottom-line savings for individual customers and a 30% OpEx improvement for a large oil and gas client. The company plans to expand its network offerings, integrations, analytics and machine-learning capabilities and to improve product accessibility across the shipping value chain. Voyager is headquartered in Houston, Texas and was founded by Matthew Costello and Bret Smart in 2018.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Dec 2021