Sensolus

Ghent IoT company whose battery trackers and software follow containers, trailers, pallets and tools at a published price per asset

Quick Overview

Company Sensolus NV
Category Supply Chain Visibility Platforms
Headquarters Ghent, Belgium
Founded 2013
EU Presence Yes - Belgium (EU)
Data Location Data stays in Europe (vendor statement), hosted on AWS
Open Source No
GDPR Compliant Yes
Self-Hosting No
Main Features GPS, BLE, Wi-Fi and RFID location, smart trackers, location tags, geozones, condition monitoring, utilization and stock reports, AI agents, integrations
Pricing From EUR 6 per asset per month for smart trackers (500 assets) and EUR 1 per month for location tags (1,000 assets), all-in; plans Essential, Professional and Analytics
Best For Owners of returnable transport packaging, containers, trailers and pallets
Replaces Asset tracking add-ons of project44 and FourKites

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Per-asset price published on the site
  • GPS, BLE and Wi-Fi in one platform
  • Hardware lifecycle and firmware updates included
  • Contracting entity and VAT number published
  • Founded 2013 with in-house development

Cons

  • Tracks assets, not orders or carriers
  • Hosted on AWS
  • Quoted pricing beyond the listed volumes
  • Hardware must be fitted

Alternatives to Sensolus

Other European supply chain visibility platforms worth comparing before you decide:

Wakeo

France · Predictive ETAs across sea, air, road, rail and parcel in one control tower

Everysens

France · Lille-based rail freight management with ETAs for block trains and wagons

Nexxiot

Switzerland · Zurich sensors and cloud that put railcars and containers on a map

Teqplay

Netherlands · Rotterdam port-call monitoring with ETA and ETD predictions

See all European supply chain visibility platforms or compare them directly against Asset tracking add-ons of project44 and FourKites on our alternatives page.

Frequently Asked Questions

The pricing page calls it an all-in cost per tracked asset, with fleet lifecycle management and AI agents included.

Yes. Location tags are meant for controlled places such as warehouses and factories, while smart trackers cover any location.

It follows physical assets. For ETAs on carrier shipments, a platform such as Shippeo or Wakeo is the better match.

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Sebastiaan Smits

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