Fast, human-designed estimators for logistics planning. Each tool uses clear inputs, conservative assumptions, and shareable links (URL parameters) so teams can stay aligned.
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Estimate how many cases/cartons fit on a pallet footprint based on dimensions, spacing, and conservative floor-fit.
Estimate pallets per container floor for 20ft, 40ft, and 40HC. Includes optional wall clearance, gaps, and rotation.
Estimate pallets or floor positions per truck/trailer based on interior dimensions and spacing assumptions.
Quick estimate of shipping cost from distance, rate assumptions, accessorials, and shipment characteristics.
Convert a shipment’s freight total into a per-unit cost for pricing, margin analysis, and landed cost estimates.
Consistent UI, simple inputs, conservative defaults, and transparent assumptions—built for speed and clarity.
Packlyt logistics calculators are lightweight planning tools for common shipping and capacity questions—palletization, container/truck floor-fit, and cost rollups. They’re built to be fast, readable, and consistent across pages so teams can make decisions without spreadsheet sprawl.
Each calculator page is self-contained and includes:
For assumptions, dimensional baselines, and rounding rules, see Methodology.
Packlyt calculators provide planning estimates only. Validate results with your operations team, carrier, or 3PL before executing shipments. Actual outcomes depend on equipment, packaging, product characteristics, loading method, and contractual requirements.
Yes—Packlyt tools are free and browser-based. No login required.
They’re designed to be conservative planning estimates. Real-world constraints (equipment, loading method, carrier rules, pallet quality, dunnage, and tolerances) can change actual capacity and costs.
Yes. Most calculators write inputs to the URL as parameters. Copy the page link and your teammate will see the same setup.
Each calculator includes plain-language explanations, formulas, and definitions. For global methodology, see Methodology.