About TeraLoads
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TeraLoads (teraloads.com; sometimes written “Tera Loads”) is a map in Lithuania where people offer and look for construction machinery (dump trucks, excavators, backhoe loaders, mini loaders), haulage, earthworks and road works, and bulk construction materials: soil, gravel, sand, crushed stone, topsoil and milled asphalt. A customer posts what they need, and carriers, machine owners and suppliers nearby get a notification and contact them directly.
At a glance
- Name
- TeraLoads (Trucks · Equipment · Roads · Aggregates)
- Website
- teraloads.com
- Live since
- September 2026
- Where
- Lithuania; most listings so far are in the Vilnius region
- Operated by
- UAB GEOMANAI, company code 303049379, Žvalgų g. 8, Vilnius, Lithuania
- Languages
- Lithuanian, English, Polish, Russian
- Contact
- info@teraloads.com
On the map now: 224 active listings, including 145 machinery offers. Data as of 11/10/2026, 10:59 PM.
Who it is for
Carriers and machine owners – to see jobs nearby and get a notification about them on their phone. They can show their machinery on the map and mark busy days in a calendar.
Customers – construction companies and private people who need a dump truck, an excavator, soil to raise a plot, gravel for a driveway or topsoil for a lawn.
Suppliers – quarries, concrete recycling and asphalt yards, and sites that accept soil. Their locations are shown on the map, and a company can claim its place profile and publish a price list.
How it works
1. You post what you need or offer: what, where (a point on the map from your phone's GPS or an address), when and how much. It takes about half a minute.
2. Carriers, machine owners and suppliers whose service area covers your location get a notification.
3. You agree directly – by phone or by message in the app. You agree the price, time and payment between yourselves: TeraLoads does not set prices and is not a party to the deal.
Why TeraLoads exists
In Lithuania, posts about dump trucks, machinery and soil mostly travel through Viber and Facebook groups. They quickly get lost in the feed, and from the text it is hard to tell where the job is and whether it is still current. TeraLoads shows the same offers and requests on a map: you see what is nearby and can get in touch straight away.
Who built TeraLoads
TeraLoads was built by UAB GEOMANAI, a land surveying and cadastral surveying company from Vilnius, registered in 2013. Surveyors work on construction sites and land plots, so they see first-hand how people look for dump trucks, machinery and soil in Viber and Facebook groups, where posts quickly get buried. That is why we built a map that shows offers and requests where they actually are.
Phone numbers and data
Phone numbers are never published. Only signed-in users see a number, after opening a specific listing, and only if the author chose to show it. Authors can also choose in-app messages only. How we handle data is described in the privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is TeraLoads?
A map in Lithuania where people offer and look for construction machinery, haulage, earthworks and bulk construction materials (soil, gravel, sand, crushed stone, topsoil). A customer posts what they need, and carriers and suppliers nearby contact them.
Who runs TeraLoads?
UAB GEOMANAI (company code 303049379, Vilnius, Lithuania). Send questions to info@teraloads.com.
Where does TeraLoads work?
Across Lithuania. TeraLoads has been live since September 2026, so most listings so far are in the Vilnius region.
Do I have to pay to use it?
Posting, searching and contacting others currently costs nothing. If paid services are ever introduced, we will announce them at least 30 days in advance, and being on the map and registering machinery will stay at no cost.
Is TeraLoads responsible for the deal?
No. TeraLoads helps people find each other; you agree the price, time, quality and payment between yourselves.
Is there a TeraLoads app?
Yes, “TeraLoads”: on Google Play for Android phones and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The same account also works on teraloads.com.