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ContainerMath vs Goodloading

ContainerMath

containermath.com

Goodloading

goodloading.com

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FigureContainerMathGoodloading
Price from$39.99/mo€18/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Plans published44
Spec score · Load Planning Software8.1 (#8)9.0 (#1)
IntegrationsThe REST API is intended to run load planning from systems such as SAP, NetSuite, a TMS, CRM or internal tools; API keys require a company account using a work email address.Goodloading advertises integrations for TMS, WMS, ERP, SAP and route-planning systems.
SecurityThe privacy policy says connections use HTTPS and account data, saved plans, cargo data and presets are stored on managed infrastructure with access controls.The privacy policy states SSL encryption, password-protected accounts, physical safeguards and restricted staff access under confidentiality obligations.
SupportContainerMath says it typically responds to support requests within 24 hours.Users can report problems by form or email, and the company offers to meet online to demonstrate the application.

Plans

ContainerMath

  • Free TrialFree
  • Starter$39.99 a month
  • Pro Plus$129 a month
  • CustomPriced on request

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Goodloading

  • FreemiumFree
  • FreemiumFree
  • PRO trial€3, paid once
  • PRO annual (1 user)€18 a month

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In their own words

ContainerMath

ContainerMath is a web and API service that turns cargo lists into load plans for cartons, crates, containers, trucks, and other transport equipment. Carton Fit packs products into cartons or crates and reports units per box and boxes required. Plans provide interactive 3D placement, a 2D cross-section, and a share link that can open the load in augmented reality. Its packing engine handles mixed box sizes, stacking, orientations, pipe nesting, and mixed-fleet suggestions. Supported freight includes boxes, pallets, crates, bars, pipes, rolls, drums, bottles, IBC totes, sacks, big bags, and pouches. More than 50 vessel types span sea, road, rail, and air ULDs. AI manifest import reads sizes, weights, and quantities from pasted lists or spreadsheets. Plans show center of gravity; road plans include axle weights and legal re-stow searches. A four-calculation trial is free; Starter costs $39.99 a month and Pro Plus $129 a month.

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Goodloading

Goodloading helps plan how cargo fits into vehicles, sea and air containers, and pallets. Its algorithms propose arrangements, display them in 3D, and let users adjust plans manually. Tools include automatic load distribution, space-use calculations, and recommendations for suitable vehicles or containers. It handles cubic loads, barrels, pipes, semi-trailers, double trailers, containers, and pallets. Plans can account for axle loads, total weight limits, center of gravity, wheel arches, and cooling units. Projects may include multiple loading and unloading stops, keeping goods for different stops separate. Users can share projects by link or PDF with the loading animation and sequence, and import loads from CSV or XLSX files. The browser application supports Linux and macOS computers; mobile users can view saved projects but cannot edit them. Its RESTful API can integrate with TMS, WMS, ERP, and route planners, with test access available to verified applicants. The Freemium plan costs nothing and uses default load and cargo-space dimensions. A seven-day trial is listed.

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