ContainerMath is container loading and stuffing software that arranges your cargo, pallets and crates into balanced, high-density 3D load plans — compared across 50+ container, trailer and rail types, then exported for the team that actually loads them.
Free to start — no credit card. Your first load plan in minutes.
Everything you need to turn a dispatch list into a dense, weight-legal load plan — and prove it before you book the box.
Sea containers, trucks, trailers, rail wagons and IATA air ULDs — compare capacity, internal dimensions and payload side by side.
Drop in a cargo list and get a dense, ordered 3D arrangement — no manual Tetris, no wasted cubic metres.
Stay within payload limits and keep loads balanced front-to-back so they're road-legal and safe to move.
Load loose cartons, palletized goods, trolleys or a mix of all three — together in one plan.
Paste a messy dispatch list and let AI turn it into structured, ready-to-pack cargo in seconds.
Hand the warehouse a tidy 3D/2D load plan as a PDF or image — clear stacking order, no spreadsheets.
Don't know which equipment to book? Feed in the cargo and the Optimizer ranks the vessels that fit it, cheapest first — so you book the right box instead of guessing.
Plan sailings and departures across your lanes on a shared calendar, with each booking's load plan attached. On Pro Plus.
Generate the shipment's paperwork — commercial invoice, packing list, proforma — with line items sent straight from your calculation. Compliant formats for India, the EU, US, UK and more. Included in Pro Plus and Custom.
Core planning surfaces work in English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese — so your whole team plans in the language they work in.
Send a finished 3D plan to your warehouse or customer with a link — they open it in the browser, no login. Saving a plan to share is included from Carton Pro up.
Open a saved plan in AR on your phone and walk around the packed container before the real one is built.
Paste a dispatch list, AI-import a manifest, or add items by hand — dimensions, weight and quantity.
Choose the containers or trailers to load, and compare a few to find the densest, cheapest fit.
ContainerMath returns a weight-aware 3D load plan with utilization and a stacking order you can export.
Quote loads fast and prove cube utilization to customers with shareable 3D plans.
Plan export consignments and squeeze more product into every booked container.
Balance trailer loads within axle and payload limits before the truck leaves the yard.
Check how an order will load — and what it'll cost to ship — before you commit.
Container stuffing is the process of loading cargo — boxes, pallets and crates — into a shipping container or trailer for transport; it's the same job freight teams call container loading. ContainerMath plans the stuffing for you: it arranges items into a dense, weight-balanced 3D layout and hands the warehouse a clear loading order.
Yes — ContainerMath works as a container loading calculator: enter your cargo and it calculates how much fits, the best stacking arrangement, and the space and weight used, then shows the result as a 3D load plan. It's free to start with no card, and the free CBM calculator handles quick cubic-metre sums.
Carton Fit packs products into shipper cartons and cases. ContainerMath loads those boxes, pallets and cargo into shipping containers and trailers. Pro Plus includes both capabilities.
50+ vessel types across sea, road, rail and air — including IATA air ULDs on Pro Plus — plus a custom vessel library on Freight Pro and above, so you can model your own equipment exactly.
Yes. Plans respect each vessel's payload limit and keep the load balanced front-to-back, so what you plan is actually safe and legal to move.
Paste a dispatch list and AI import structures it for you. When the plan's ready, export a clean 3D/2D load plan as a PDF or image.
Try ContainerMath free and get a balanced, high-density 3D load plan in minutes.
The industry standard for 3D container cargo packing and loading plans. Optimize layouts, maximize volume, and reduce shipping overhead.
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