Generic cube calculators treat everything the same. ContainerMath works at both scales — Carton Fit packs your products into the right carton or crate, and Freight stacks, nests, crates and balances real cargo into the right number of containers.
Pack your products into your own cartons and crates (sizes in mm) and get units-per-box and boxes-needed instantly — with an optional max weight per box.
Interactive 3D placement view plus a 2D cross-section your loading crew can read on a phone at the dock.
An extreme-point algorithm fits mixed box sizes, stacks and orientations into the tightest legal arrangement — including pipe nesting when you need it.
Two-level packing: fill each crate or trolley by SKU first, then stack the crates into the container for the real-world load.
Paste a dispatch list, packing list or Excel sheet — AI parses sizes, weights and quantities in seconds.
Centre-of-gravity and axle-balance analysis on every plan, so loads pass weighbridge and survey without surprises.
Reusable cargo profiles, one-click scenario presets and a full history of plans for repeat jobs and audits.
Drop in a dispatch list, a packing list, or an Excel paste. The AI reads sizes, weights and quantities — even estimating dimensions for items described only by name — and hands back structured cargo lines ready to pack.
From a wall of identical cartons to a 20-footer of boxes, drums and a machine crate — here are three live load plans, each packed and balanced its own way.
Drop in a dispatch list, packing list or Excel sheet — or enter items by hand. AI fills in dimensions and weights.
20 container, trailer and rail wagon types, from a 20ft standard box to a 55ft domestic double-deck.
A packed 3D plan with stacking, crate fill, weight balance and the exact number of containers you need.
Boxes, cylinders and flexible loads — each packed by its real geometry, orientation and stacking rules.
Carton Fit packs your products — cartons, cans, bottles, pouches and odd shapes — into the right shipper box or case, then tells you units-per-box and boxes needed.
Tap any two or more to see capacity, internal dimensions and payload side by side.
ContainerMath grew out of real export jobs on a busy dispatch floor — the workflows are the ones loading teams already use.
Producers planning factory-gate dispatches and export containers for boxed, palletised and profile cargo.
Quote container counts to customers before production ends — not after the first truck is half-loaded.
Forwarders and 3PLs comparing 20ft, 40ft HC, domestic 32/55ft, trailers and rail wagons for the same cargo.
Teams supplying construction and utility projects with mixed boxed, crated and oversized consignments.
The essentials on how ContainerMath calculates load plans, container capacity, and CBM.