Three freight checks
Check parcel weight, pallet capacity, and LCL W/M.
Run the three calculations that commonly change a freight quote. Use your finished dimensions, approved pallet limits, and the rates from your carrier or forwarder.
Does cube or scale weight control?
Compare actual and dimensional weight with a carrier or contract divisor before accepting a parcel quote.
Open full tool →How many cartons can the pallet really carry?
Test orientation, whole layers, total height, gross weight, and the limiting constraint.
Open full tool →What is the chargeable LCL basis?
Total multiple cargo lines, compare CBM with metric tonnes, and expose minimums and fixed fees.
Open full tool →01 · Parcel
Does cube or scale weight control?
Compare actual and dimensional weight with a carrier or contract divisor before accepting a parcel quote.
Enter the package once
Updates liveUse the finished outside dimensions and scale weight. We compare FedEx, UPS Daily, UPS Retail, USPS and DHL automatically—no divisor knowledge required.
What happens next: each carrier row first applies that carrier's dimension rule, then calculates DIM weight, checks whether DIM applies, compares it with scale weight, and rounds the likely billable weight.
Add parcel count or a contract divisorOptional
02 · Warehouse
How many cartons can the pallet really carry?
Test orientation, whole layers, total height, gross weight, and the limiting constraint.
Tell us what you know
Updates livePick a familiar pallet and enter the outside size of one sealed carton. The example already includes editable height and weight limits, so you can get a complete plan without knowing pallet formulas.
Planning limits in use: 165 cm total height and 1,000 kg cargo. Change these only if your warehouse or carrier gave you different limits.
Change pallet size or transport limitsOptional
03 · Ocean
What is the chargeable LCL basis?
Total multiple cargo lines, compare CBM with metric tonnes, and expose minimums and fixed fees.
Tell us what you know · cargo
Updates liveEnter the outside size, number and packed weight of each cargo type. We convert the shipment to CBM and tonnes, compare them and calculate W/M automatically. Quote prices are optional.
Planning rule in use: the larger of total CBM or metric tonnes, with a 1 W/M minimum. Open the quote section only if you have prices from a forwarder.
Add quote pricing or change the minimumOptional
Before using the result
Keep the shipment details with the number.
Record the finished dimensions, scale weight, carrier or tariff rule, pallet specification, quote scope, currency, and review date. The current contract, equipment rating, and physical trial still control the shipment.
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