Narrow beats broad
Each snap answers one operating question. Customs posture is not driver-hour compliance is not fuel-surcharge maths. We don't pretend it is.
Six free snap tools for UK freight, haulage, and customs. Landed cost, dead-mile economics, customs posture, partner risk, fuel surcharges, routing — each scoped to one operating question hauliers actually sit with.
AIFreight is the logistics-sector front door of the AMAYA Holdings operating group. Free to run, free to keep, calibrated to HMRC duty bands, DVSA rules, GB-EU border posture. The optional follow-up brief is free; we earn revenue only if you graduate to a partner — ATTOH Digital, Begbies Traynor, Leyton, Supreme Advisory.
Each tool is narrow on purpose. UK logistics problems don't cluster into one shape — landed-cost margin is not customs posture is not driver-hour compliance is not fuel-surcharge sanity. We'd rather ship six sharp tools than one mediocre TMS dashboard.
The work behind the snaps — why narrow tools beat horizontal TMS dashboards for the UK logistics audience.
Each snap answers one operating question. Customs posture is not driver-hour compliance is not fuel-surcharge maths. We don't pretend it is.
HMRC duty bands, DVSA driver-hour rules, DfT data, port-authority feeds, GB cabotage, GB-EU border. No US 49 CFR or EU IMO defaults bleeding in.
The output is yours. No paywall, no credit-card gate, no email-trap on the result. Email is optional follow-up only.
Each output names the right next call if you want one — Begbies for distressed hauliers, Leyton for routing-software R&D, ATTOH Digital for the agency-tier rebuild, Supreme Advisory for fleet-growth strategy.
Eight years of UK freight, haulage, and customs operating data on the spine. HMRC, DVSA, DfT, MMO, port-authority feeds, anonymised partner case data.
One follow-up per snap, only if you opt in. No newsletter, no drip campaign, no SDR call. We don't operate that way.
AIFreight is built for the operator who runs the load. Transport managers, freight forwarders, owner-operators, ops directors, customs agents — the people doing the work between the wheel and the cargo, not the procurement team of a 200-truck enterprise. UK-built, UK-calibrated, UK-only.
Most freight software is a TMS your boss bought. It tells you what's behind the wheel — not what's about to go wrong. The six snaps are the calculator drawer for the six UK logistics jobs operators quietly sit with most: is this lane really making margin, is the dead-mile cost killing the route, is the customs file going to fail an HMRC audit, will the driver-hour math hold up to DVSA, is the sub-contractor about to fold, is the fuel surcharge fair. Each one is sharp, free, and yours to keep.
We don't try to sell a TMS. We don't try to sell consulting. We don't try to sell anything inside the snap itself. The output is the output. If you want help running the answer, the follow-up brief names the right AMAYA partner — AMAYA Holdings sits behind it, ATTOH Digital is the agency-tier rebuild, ATTOH Tech supplies the engineering spine that makes a free-tool kit viable at this depth.
The brand is operations-grade on purpose. UK logistics moves £127bn of freight a year on the back of 320,000 HGVs and 600,000 LCVs. Most of the software written for it was written for someone else. AIFreight is the corrective.
Every snap is free. The Operator and Fleet tiers are for the small number of logistics businesses that want live carrier-rate monitoring + partner-route automation around the snaps.
All six snaps. Free to run, free to keep. The answer is yours.
Live carrier-rate feed across 100 lanes, margin alerts, automated partner routing if drift detected.
Above + customs intelligence, CMR analytics, API access, multi-depot rollup, partner-network priority routing.
No discovery deck, no procurement loop, no associate trailing the call. Three plain steps and the answer — pick the snap, run it free, take the follow-up brief if you want it.
Each tool is scoped to one operating question — landed cost, dead-mile maths, customs posture, drive-hour compliance, partner risk, fuel surcharge. Open the one that fits the question on your desk today.
Real answers, generated against UK freight + customs data, HMRC duty bands, and DVSA rules. Output is yours to keep — no email gate on the result itself.
Email-gated deeper brief with context, links, and the partner intro if relevant. Optional, always. We will not call you. We will not email twice unless you reply.
"Most UK transport managers don't have time to evaluate a TMS, sit through a 4-hour onboarding call, or pay £14k a year for a dashboard they will check twice a week. The six snaps are the version of that workflow that respects the actual operating life of a UK haulier."
— AMAYA
AIFreight was built inside AMAYA Holdings in 2024 to give the UK logistics economy a calculator drawer it could trust. The engineering spine comes from ATTOH Tech; the partner network — ATTOH Digital, Begbies Traynor, Leyton, Supreme Advisory, A1 Elite — is the route out if a snap surfaces something deeper.
Anonymised reflections shared with permission. We don't publish names, fleet IDs, or lane identifiers without explicit operator approval.
The landed-cost snap surfaced 14% margin on a Felixstowe lane we were quoting on instinct. Ran it free, used the answer in the next quote, won the contract. The follow-up brief flagged the dead-mile gap we'd been eating for two quarters.
CustomsSnap caught a duty-deferment misclassification HMRC was three weeks from flagging. Two-minute snap saved us a £38k assessment and a four-month AEO downgrade window.
HaulageSnap settled the sub-contract vs in-house question we'd been postponing for nine months. The dead-mile maths against our actual lane density made the decision obvious. Brought two routes in-house the same quarter.
FuelSnap flagged a 9.2% surcharge over-charge our framework carrier had been running for two quarters. We renegotiated against the BWP curve and clawed back £62k of margin on a 12-month look-back.
RouteSnap surfaced a drive-hour exposure on three of our long-distance lanes — we restructured the depot triangulation before a DVSA spot-check landed. Clean audit, no fixed-penalty notice.
PartnerSnap pulled our sub-contractor compliance posture in 90 seconds. Three of our framework partners had O-licence variations missing. We renegotiated terms and added an annual audit clause before the next renewal.
If the answer isn't here, the snap is the right venue. Run it free — the output answers most of these.
No surprise clauses, no fine print, no auto-renewals on the free tier. The operating contract for every snap sits on the same one-page template — visible up front, before you run a single tool.
Every snap on the six-tool list is free to run, today and forever. We will not pull tools behind a paywall after launch. If a future snap needs a different model, it will launch as a separate product with a different name.
If you opt in, we send one follow-up email per snap with the deeper brief. No newsletter, no nurture sequence, no SDR call. If you reply, you reach a human; if you don't, the thread ends there.
Anything you paste into a snap, or share in a follow-up, is NDA-bound from the moment it lands. We do not sell, share, or aggregate operator data outside AMAYA Holdings. Audit trail on every record.
Every output may name the right next call — Begbies, Leyton, ATTOH Digital, Supreme Advisory, A1 Elite. You are never obligated to take the intro. The snap output stands on its own.
The Operator and Fleet tiers are month-to-month. Cancel any time, no auto-renewal, no exit fee. We do not believe in lock-in for SaaS this small.
Every snap run, every follow-up email, every partner intro is logged with timestamp and operator consent. You can request your full operator file at any time and we return it within 14 days.
FreightSnap is the highest-leverage snap in the suite — the operator who runs it is usually quoting a tender, renewing a framework, or testing whether a lane is bleeding margin. The flow is built to surface the right answer fast, without a sales loop bolted on the front.
Paste up to five lanes — origin, destination, mode, frequency, current rate. Fields are pre-mapped to UK freight shape — origin pulls from postcode + port code; destination accepts both UK PC and EU NUTS-3.
Snap models landed cost against fuel mix (BWP curve), driver hours (DVSA rules), customs hits (HMRC duty band), and depot-triangulation. Margin per lane is surfaced as P&L-equivalent, not jargon.
Each lane scored against UK lane-economics benchmarks for the same density, distance, and mode. Flags which lanes are sub-margin, at-margin, or surplus. Drift signals plotted against the previous four quarters.
Three routes scored — re-rate (renegotiate price), re-route (depot or mode shift), sub-contract (offload to specialist). Each route shows expected margin, expected timeline, expected operator outcome.
If you opt in to the follow-up, we route the brief to ATTOH Digital (full agency-tier rebuild), Begbies (if the snap surfaced distress), Leyton (if routing software qualifies for R&D). All intros are free. All your call.
If the route taken was a partner route, we check in 30 days later. One message. No further follow-up unless you ask. The snap is the snap.
AIFreight sits inside AMAYA Holdings — a UK operating group running strategic counsel, formations, engineering, and white-label professional services off a shared spine. Each surface keeps its own brand, audience, and partner; the back-office is shared.
The agency-tier rebuild operators graduate to when they want the full operating system — custom website, routing platform, customs automation, content engine, CRM.
The build studio supplying the engineering core under every group surface. Snap framework, agent fleet, MCP server, 480+ Postgres migrations.
Private advisory practice for UK operating companies between £2m and £50m. Capital structure, exit thesis, growth architecture, embedded chair. By introduction.
UK Ltd formations, landlord tax compliance, RRA registration. Companies House ACSP-accredited.
Retained executive search for UK SMEs hiring senior transport, ops, and finance leaders. Quiet, founder-side.
Cross-sector snap suites for UK SMEs (AIBritains) and UK employment / recruitment (AIEmployment).
AIFreight is logistics-only at the brand level but every snap is tuned to the operating reality of a specific UK freight audience. The six below are the most active.
Sole-trader hauliers, regional operators, owner-driver fleets. HaulageSnap + RouteSnap + FuelSnap cover the operating spine.
Sea, air, rail, multi-modal forwarders. FreightSnap + CustomsSnap cover landed-cost margin and HMRC/AEO posture.
Third-party logistics providers and freight consolidators. All six snaps in regular rotation across multi-client operating books.
Direct-rep and indirect-rep agents handling post-Brexit GB-EU declarations. CustomsSnap covers AEO readiness and declaration accuracy.
Manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers with internal transport buying. FreightSnap + PartnerSnap pre-test before tender or framework renewal.
O-licence holders, transport managers, compliance officers. RouteSnap (driver-hours) + CustomsSnap + PartnerSnap (sub-contractor audit).
The snaps are designed by people who have run UK freight, haulage, and customs operations — not by SaaS PMs. The engineering, intelligence layer, and back-office infrastructure are supplied by the ATTOH Tech stack — same spine running across every AMAYA-group brand.
Each snap is designed by a partner who has run the equivalent UK logistics business. Customs snaps by an ex-AEO holder, haulage by a former transport manager. No SaaS PM in sight.
Eight years of UK logistics operating data — HMRC duty bands, DVSA driver-hours, DfT freight indices, MMO port data, anonymised partner case files. Surfaced from the AMAYA Holdings intelligence layer.
ATTOH Tech engineering stack. Snap framework, Forge generation line, agent fleet, 480+ Postgres migrations. The plumbing the six snaps run on.
AIFreight scrapes carrier, customs, DVSA, and tender data so freight forwarders, hauliers, and shippers see the cost-shift before it eats the quarter. Free to run. Free to keep. UK-only.
Every snap is free to run from the tool pages above — no email required for the answer itself. Drop your email below only if you want the deeper follow-up brief with context, links, and the optional partner intro.
One follow-up message per snap. No newsletter. No nurture sequence. NDA on operator data.
Sector intelligence, live client work, and design references from across the ATTOH Digital flagship — the shared infrastructure behind every brand in the group.
Operator data shared with the snaps is NDA-bound. We do not publish names, fleet IDs, lane identifiers, customs declaration numbers, or company-identifying detail from any snap run. The testimonials above are anonymised with explicit operator approval.