The Swiss logistics company Spedifux looks back on five years of growth, development, and consistent digitalization. Since its founding in 2020 in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, the digital transport platform has established itself as a key player in the field of less-than-truckload transport, according to a press release.
The provider's goal is to deliver transport solutions that are efficient, transparent, and at the same time sustainable. Empty runs are to be reduced through intelligent bundling. Additionally, the fleet uses vehicles with alternative propulsion technologies, and routes are planned with the help of artificial intelligence. The result is a resource-conserving, efficient, and simultaneously customer-friendly logistics solution, according to the statement.
The company name is composed of the terms "Spedition" and "Fuchs" – the latter stands for speed, agility, and cleverness. With this approach, Spedifux has gained a multitude of customers in recent years. According to the information, more than 3,000 companies are currently part of the regular customer base. The team is growing continuously, with an average of two new employees joining per year.
Spedifux also takes stock on the operational side: over 15,000 consultations have been conducted in the past five years, with around 1,500 personal appointments completed. The field sales team has traveled approximately 50,000 kilometers purely electrically – a point the company cites as an example of its commitment to sustainability. On review platforms such as Google, Spedifux currently achieves 4.8 out of 5 possible stars.
The company's booking platform is aimed at customers in the area of general cargo transport and seeks to convince through ease of use, transparent pricing, and digital services. According to Spedifux, a key feature is the fixed prices, which include all ancillary costs – such as toll, fuel, or congestion surcharges – in the price. The offering is complemented by a proactive tracking system that enables customers to precisely track shipments.
Since April 1, 2025, Spedifux has also been offering a so-called "Dual Pricing System". Customers can choose between two tariffs: the Classic tariff with shorter transit times and the more affordable ECO tariff for less time-critical shipments. According to the company, Spedifux is responding to the demand for more flexibility and a better alignment between price and service level.
"SpediFux is much more than just a transport platform – it is a response to the challenges of modern transport logistics," according to the press release. The aim is to continue changing the freight market through digitalization, service orientation, and sustainable processes. The vision remains clear: transport logistics should be simple, transparent, and environmentally friendly.
