Book a call

Thirty minutes on the thing you are still chasing.

Tell us what you are waiting on, then pick a slot on the next screen. The time goes to your own work: the tenders nobody answers, the delivery appointments nobody confirms, the PO ship dates you find out have moved. If Novari is wrong for the problem you describe, you will hear it on the call rather than three emails later.

Step one

Five fields, then the calendar.

Step two

Pick a slot

The invite lands in your inbox as soon as you book.

The calendar is not connected yet. Novari has your note and will send times inside one business day.

That did not send. Email contact@novari.io and we will get you on the calendar from there.

What you leave with

Even if the answer is no

A straight answer on whether Novari fits what you described.
The drivers behind what it would cost, with the reasoning shown.
Setup scope: two weeks, and 5 to 10 hours of your time.

The call

Where the thirty minutes go

First ten

You talk

Which ones you are chasing: carrier tenders, delivery appointments, PO ship dates. How many a week, and who has to answer for them. Bring one real example and the rest of the call gets sharper.

Next fifteen

The loop, on your work

Send the commitment, watch for confirm, object, or silence, read the reply, escalate what needs judgment, close the loop. It runs against your lanes and the counterparties you named, not a demo account.

Last five

Where it lands

Whether Novari fits, what setup would take, and what it would cost at the volume you actually run.

Fit

Who this call is for

Counterparty Execution covers a lot of ground, which is the point. Novari already runs it against carrier tenders, delivery appointments, and confirmed PO ship dates, and the shape is the same in each: another company committed to something, and you do not know yet whether it will happen. Where that describes your week, the call is worth booking.

Book it if

When something goes wrong, you hear about it from the party downstream of it first.
The load, the PO, or the appointment lives in one person's inbox, and nowhere else.
The counterparties who matter most to you are not on your TMS or your ERP.
You are looking at TMS options. Novari runs on top of the TMS you have, and can be the TMS if you would rather not run two.
Volume is growing faster than the people you have to chase it.

Skip it if

You only want a number. Most of it is published, and the link is right below this.
You want to try it. The trial runs without a call.
Nothing in your week waits on another company doing what it said. There would be nothing here for Novari to run.

Pricing

Most of the pricing is already on the site

Novari is priced on commitment volume, not on your freight spend. A shipper or purchasing team running 10 to 40 tenders, POs, or appointments a week sits in a published tier: $499 a month at Starter, $950 at Growth. A brokerage covering hundreds of loads a week is in Scale, which is quoted. Novari Clear for carriers ships in January 2027 with its own pricing. Novari Desk is a quoted add-on on any tier, scoped to labor and coverage.

See the pricing

Questions

Before you book

Who is on the call?

Someone who knows the system well enough to answer the technical question and the pricing question in the same conversation. Anything that needs checking gets checked after the call, and the answer comes back to you in writing inside one business day.

What do you need from me beforehand?

Nothing prepared. If you want the call to be concrete, have a rough number for how many tenders, appointments, or PO ship dates a week you end up chasing twice, and one recent example that went sideways.

What if we are not a fit?

You hear it inside the thirty minutes. Novari would rather lose the deal in September than in March, after your team has built habits around a system that was never going to hold them.

Do I end up in a sequence?

No. The form creates a contact record and a calendar invite. If the call goes nowhere, you will not hear from Novari again unless you ask.

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