MAXCUBE vs Stack-IQ

MAXCUBE is a browser-based load-planning tool for freight forwarders, logistics providers and manufacturers. Users enter cargo details or import them from Excel, configure containers and loading rules, then generate a plan with 3D visualization and a PDF guide. Its optimization supports mixed cargo, grouping, stacking and support limits, orientations and loading priorities. The maker says it can generate load plans for 10,000+ items in seconds. MAXCUBE supports container and truck loading, weight constraints and mixed fleets. A guided demo can be tried without registration, and browser access requires no installation. The free Basic plan allows one packing computation per day, one container, up to 2,000 cargo items and three SKU types. Flex Pack costs $8, paid once for 20 computations, valid for 60 days. Professional costs $25 a month, and Premium costs $66 a month. Enterprise pricing is custom. Its API can be evaluated for ERP, WMS, TMS, OMS or custom systems, with integration scope depending on the system environment and API capabilities. Load plans do not replace on-site safety or compliance checks.

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