• CargoAi closed Q4 2025 with its strongest performance to date, achieving 60 percent year-on-year growth in e-bookings and turning cash-positive.
• The self-funded digital airfreight platform added 30 new freight forwarder clients and now works with 104 airlines.
• A 98 percent customer renewal rate and a record-high NPS underline its growing user loyalty. Recent product rollouts — including AI-driven tools for workflow automation, predictive tracking, and capacity management — are already improving operational efficiency.
• CargoAi plans to expand its global presence and AI investment through 2026.

Digital airfreight platform CargoAi has posted its strongest-ever quarter, closing Q4 2025 with 60 percent year-on-year growth in e-booking transactions and reaching a cash-positive position. The company now works with 104 airlines and added 30 new freight forwarder clients during the period.

The results mark a notable contrast to several other freight-tech ventures, where funding constraints have slowed progress. CargoAi’s self-funded model and focus on product performance have helped it maintain stability and scalability, according to CEO Matt Petot.

The company also reported a 98 percent customer renewal rate and its highest-ever Net Promoter Score (NPS), highlighting growing loyalty among forwarders using its rate management and booking tools.

New platform features released in Q4 include:

• Allocation & Allotment Management to support capacity planning

• AI Agent for workflow automation and operational messaging

• Predictive Tracking & Alerts to improve exception management

CargoAi says these tools are already reducing operational workload and improving response times across its customer base.

Looking ahead, the company plans to increase investment in AI development, product functionality, and global sales — with a focus on scaling adoption in Europe, North America, and APAC markets in 2026.

The company is also expanding its hiring and partnership pipeline as it seeks to position itself at the centre of digital transformation in airfreight.