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VesselFinder is a FREE AIS vessel tracking web site. VesselFinder displays real time ship positions and marine traffic detected by global AIS network.
AIS API for real-time ship position information in raw NMEA, JSON or XML format. Access to live vessel positions and voyage data, port calls, expected ship arrivals and vessel particulars.
VesselFinder is a free Vessel Database with over 500000 ships, technical specifications and management information, live AIS positions and port calls, ship photos and related news.
VesselFinder is a FREE AIS vessel tracking web site. VesselFinder displays real time ship positions and marine traffic detected by global AIS network.
Combining data received via Satellite AIS technology and data from thousands of Terrestrial AIS stations, we deliver the most complete picture of global vessels activity. Every ship position is regularly updated via Satellites, typically from a few minutes to several hours.
The most popular app for real-time vessel tracking available for Android and iOS devices.
Service for tracking the location of fleets of ships, current and past voyage data and prediction of the arrival time at the destination ports.
Container Tracking offers a comprehensive real-time online track & trace service as well as Container Tracking API for monitoring of your container shipments. With a user-friendly dashboard, you can efficiently plan your logistics by tracking various key events, including: Port of Loading (POL) Port of Discharge (POD)
Some key features that VesselFinder offers: Updated positions of over 200,000 vessels every day. Port calls and Master data. Detailed voyage history of every vessel. My Fleet management for more efficient monitoring. Gallery with over 500,000 ship and port photos.
Correlating historical position data transmitted by vessels' AIS transponders with a predefined database of geo-polygons, our Port Calls & Event Tracking reports deliver insights on the arrival and departure time of vessels, the time ships spent in port or in the anchorage area, and much more.