TrucksUp launches long validity plans to tackle logistics volatility
The LVP maximises ROI by eliminating underutilisation common in monthly contracts, ensuring every rupee spent on load packs leads to a shipment.
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AI-driven freight aggregator TrucksUp has announced the launch of long validity plans (LVPs). The new subscription models are designed to provide shippers and logistics providers with greater financial flexibility and operational consistency by moving away from rigid monthly cycles.
The LVPs offer extended access to the TrucksUp platform, with options spanning three to six months. This shift allows users to purchase defined load capacities and deploy them whenever their business needs peak, rather than losing unused credits at the end of a standard 30-day window.
According to the press release, the logistics sector is sensitive to seasonal shifts and sudden demand spikes. Traditional monthly plans often lead to a use it or lose it inefficiency during slow periods, followed by a lack of capacity during peak times.
Sarthak Elwadh, Co-founder of TrucksUp said, “The logistics industry operates in a highly dynamic environment where demand is rarely consistent. Our long validity plans are built to solve this exact problem. By providing extended time periods and flexible options, we enable our customers to fully utilise their resources and achieve a better return on investment.”
The LVP offers several advantages for businesses, primarily focused on enhancing efficiency and financial stability. By eliminating the underutilisation often associated with traditional monthly contracts, the LVP framework maximises return on investment (ROI), ensuring that every rupee spent on load packs is eventually converted into a shipment.
This structure also grants shippers greater operational agility, allowing them to formulate long-term logistics strategies without the constraint of immediate expiration dates.
Furthermore, the prepaid plans function as an effective buffer against the industry's typically low-productive tenures, which aids in more stable and predictable financial forecasting and demand management.
As an AI-led platform, TrucksUp continues to integrate data-driven insights to help aggregators and shippers match loads with available fleet capacity. The introduction of LVPs is expected to further harmonise the relationship between supply and demand on the platform, fostering a more sustainable ecosystem for Indian logistics players.
