Freight Technologies (FRGT) Soars on Nov. 19 After Launching ‘Zayren’ AI Freight Pricing & Carrier-Matching Platform

November 19, 2025 – Market news and analysis

Freight Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: FRGT), also known as Fr8Tech, is back on traders’ radar today after unveiling Zayren, an AI-powered freight rate prediction and carrier-matching platform built for cross‑border and domestic trucking between the U.S. and Mexico. The launch has triggered a huge move in FRGT stock, with multiple data providers showing intraday gains of 50–75% on Wednesday as speculative money piles into the tiny logistics-tech name. ^[1]

What Happened Today: Zayren Launch + Big Move in FRGT Stock

This morning, Freight Technologies issued a GlobeNewswire press release announcing the commercial launch of Zayren, described as an AI- and machine-learning–based pricing prediction and carrier‑matching platform focused on over‑the‑road freight within Mexico and on U.S.–Mexico cross‑border lanes. ^[2]

Key points from the company’s announcement and syndications across financial news outlets:

Purpose-built for Mexico–U.S. trade: Zayren targets cross‑border and domestic over‑the‑road freight, where rate volatility, regulatory complexity, and capacity constraints are particularly acute. ^[3]
Real‑time rate predictions: The platform uses proprietary AI models to generate instant price estimates for specific lanes, helping shippers and brokers benchmark market rates and react faster to changing conditions. ^[4]
AI carrier‑matching agents: Zayren includes an automated assistant that surfaces curated lists of verified carriers with contact information and lane preferences, aiming to reduce manual back‑and‑forth in procurement teams. ^[5]
Rollout incentives:
- Fleet Rocket TMS users get exclusive early access to Zayren.
- Shippers and brokers can request demos and evaluation access.
- Carriers are being offered a 90‑day free trial to join the network, upload preferred lanes, and pursue new freight opportunities. ^[6]

In the same release, Fr8Tech said its in‑house AI Lab plans to extend Zayren with voice‑enabled AI agents and additional logistics capabilities in 2026, signaling that today’s launch is the first step in a broader automation roadmap. ^[7]

FRGT Stock Today: Micro‑Cap Rocket on AI Hype

The market reaction has been dramatic.

Because FRGT is a thinly traded micro-cap, the exact percentage move depends on the time and data source, but several outlets show just how wild today’s action has been:

Parameter.io reports FRGT surging 73.76%, from about $0.66 to $1.015 as of 10:13 a.m. EST, explicitly tying the move to the Zayren launch. ^[8]
AllPennyStocks notes FRGT shares were up around 56% to $1.03 in Wednesday morning trading. ^[9]
ChartMill highlights FRGT as a top gainer, showing the stock up about 72% to $1.14 intraday and directly referencing today’s Zayren press release as the catalyst. ^[10]
AInvest cites an intraday gain of roughly 74% to $1.148, and an eye‑catching increase in turnover of more than 9,000%, underscoring how much speculative volume has poured into the name. ^[11]
Benzinga similarly describes FRGT as trading more than 70% higher, around $1.16 at the time of its midday note, and calls out the AI product debut as the main driver. ^[12]

Real‑time data from StockAnalysis shows FRGT trading near $1.02, up about 54.5% at 1:35 p.m. EST, giving the company a market cap of roughly $13.5 million – still tiny despite the big percentage move. ^[13]

For context, even after today’s spike, FRGT is down more than 80% over the past year, and its share count has ballooned more than 1,700% year‑over‑year, reflecting heavy dilution. ^[14]

What Exactly Is Zayren?

Based on the company’s release and coverage across outlets like Yahoo Finance, StockTitan, QuiverQuant, and AllPennyStocks, Zayren is positioned as a predictive intelligence layer on top of Freight Technologies’ existing logistics platforms. ^[15]

Core capabilities:

Real‑time pricing engine
Zayren ingests large volumes of historical and live freight data to generate lane‑level price predictions on demand. Shippers and brokers can input origin–destination pairs and receive instant rate estimates, allowing them to benchmark quotes, plan budgets, and respond quickly to spot market moves rather than waiting for manual rate gathering. ^[16]
AI‑driven carrier matching
An integrated AI agent shortlists carriers whose coverage, lanes, and preferences align with a given load, along with verified contact details. The goal is to slash the time teams spend hunting for capacity by phone or email and reduce mismatches between loads and fleets. ^[17]
On‑ramp for different user groups
- Existing Fleet Rocket TMS customers can switch on Zayren from within their current workflow.
- Shippers and freight brokers can request demos and evaluation access.
- Carriers can test the platform via a three‑month free trial, adding their preferred lanes and exposure to new demand channels with no upfront cost. ^[18]
Built by Fr8Tech’s AI Lab
Zayren is a product of the company’s internal AI Lab, which has also been working on voice agents, invoice automation, and other applied AI tools for logistics. Management is framing Zayren as a foundation that can be extended with conversational interfaces and further automation features in 2026. ^[19]

In plain terms, Zayren tries to answer two of the hardest questions in truckload freight – “What should I pay?” and “Who can move this load?” – with machine learning instead of spreadsheets and phone calls.

How Zayren Fits Into Freight Technologies’ AI Push

Today’s launch is not a one‑off pivot. Over the last year, Freight Technologies has steadily layered AI and automation across its product portfolio:

Invoice automation (October 2025):
The company rolled out an AI‑powered Carrier Auto Invoicing module inside both Fr8App and Fleet Rocket, which reads XML/PDF invoices, validates line items, and helps shippers and carriers stay compliant with Mexico’s CFDI e‑invoicing regulations while reducing manual data entry. ^[20]
Expanded GPS and visibility (October 2025):
Fleet Rocket’s Fr8Radar module added 23 new GPS providers, bringing the total to 54 and making it one of the more deeply integrated transportation management platforms in North America for truck and trailer tracking. ^[21]
Deeper integration with Amazon Mexico (September 2025):
Freight Technologies announced that its services are now directly integrated into Amazon Mexico’s internal tracking system, enabling more precise unit‑level tracking and automated alerts for unauthorized stops — a sign that Fr8Tech can meet demanding enterprise requirements. ^[22]

These moves sit alongside the company’s broader suite of products, including its cross‑border Fr8App marketplace, Fr8Now for LTL, Fr8Fleet dedicated capacity services, Waavely for ocean freight, and Fleet Rocket TMS. All are designed to plug into a shared data layer and benefit from tools like Zayren over time. ^[23]

In that context, today’s announcement is being read by many investors as confirmation that Freight Technologies is leaning all‑in on AI as its differentiator in a crowded logistics tech market.

Financial Reality Check: High Tech, High Risk

Despite the excitement around Zayren, Freight Technologies remains a highly speculative stock with real financial challenges.

According to recent data from StockAnalysis and GuruFocus:

Size & valuation:
- Market cap around $13.5 million at today’s elevated share price. ^[24]
Growth & profitability:
- Trailing 12‑month revenue of roughly $12.7 million.
- Net loss of about $2.3 million, with profit margins around –18% and operating margins near –44%. ^[25]
Balance sheet:
- Cash of only about $0.6 million versus $5.5 million in debt, leaving the company in a net debt position with negative working capital. ^[26]
Dilution & performance:
- Shares outstanding have surged more than 1,700% year‑over‑year, reflecting heavy issuance of equity and preferred securities.
- Even including today’s move, the stock is still down more than 80% over the past 52 weeks. ^[27]

GuruFocus characterizes Freight Technologies as a speculative growth play, highlighting its innovative product pipeline but warning about persistent losses, weak margins, and constrained liquidity. ^[28]

Past guidance also underscores the challenge. In its Q2 2025 update, the company reported a modest net profit driven largely by cryptocurrency investments, but reduced its full‑year 2025 revenue outlook and projected an operating loss as it transitions its business model and contends with trade uncertainty. ^[29]

In other words: Zayren may be technologically impressive, but execution risk and funding risk remain front and center.

What’s Next for FRGT and Zayren?

A few key things to watch from here:

Adoption metrics for Zayren
- How many Fleet Rocket customers actually turn it on?
- Do carrier sign‑ups stick after the 90‑day trial ends?
- Will shippers treat Zayren as a core pricing tool or just a nice‑to‑have? ^[30]
Revenue mix shift toward SaaS and AI
The company has been trying to grow its software and subscription revenue via Fleet Rocket and other SaaS offerings. If Zayren achieves real traction, investors will be looking for a visible lift in high‑margin recurring revenue rather than just transactional freight revenue. ^[31]
Upcoming earnings and guidance
Several data providers still list a next earnings date around late November or early December, but Benzinga specifically notes that third‑quarter results are expected “early December” rather than today. ^[32]
When those numbers arrive, the market will want to see:
- Whether revenue is stabilizing or still declining.
- How much cash runway remains post‑dilution.
- Any early commentary on Zayren pipeline or contracted deals.
Further AI announcements in 2026
Management has already flagged a roadmap that includes voice‑enabled AI agents and more automation tools built by its AI Lab — potential upside catalysts if they translate into real deployments and customer spending. ^[33]

Bottom Line

Freight Technologies’ Nov. 19 launch of Zayren has turned FRGT into one of today’s most volatile AI‑adjacent micro caps. The new platform tackles real pain points in cross‑border freight — unpredictable pricing and manual carrier matching — and fits neatly into the company’s strategy of embedding AI across its logistics stack. ^[34]

But the surge in FRGT stock is happening against a backdrop of heavy dilution, ongoing losses, and a very small market cap. For traders and investors, that combination means potential upside if Zayren gains traction – but also substantial downside if execution falters or capital markets close off.

As always, anyone considering FRGT should view today’s move as information, not instruction: this article is for news and educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Do your own research, consider your risk tolerance, and, if needed, speak with a qualified financial professional before making any trading decisions.

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