Goodloading
7.5#1 in load planning softwareFrom €18 a monthFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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StackBuilder
6.6#12 in load planning softwareFrom €360 a yearFree planWindows
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| Fact | Goodloading | StackBuilder |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Wrocław, Poland | Tours, France |
| Integrations | Goodloading advertises integrations for TMS, WMS, ERP, SAP and route-planning systems. | TreeDiM says StackBuilder is fully integrated with its Picador and PLM Pack software for packaging-system design. |
| Purpose | Goodloading helps plan how to arrange loads in cargo spaces such as vehicles, sea and air containers, and pallets. | StackBuilder designs and optimizes article-to-case packing, box-to-pallet palletizing, and pallet-to-truck loading. |
Goodloading plans
- FreemiumFree
- PRO trial€3, paid once
- PRO annual (1 user)€18 a month
StackBuilder plans
- Free accountFree
- Premium, 1 user, 1 year€360 a year
- Premium, 1 user, 2 years€540 a year
- Premium, 5 users, 1 year€600 a year
- Premium, 1 user, 3 years€750 a year
- Premium, 5 users, 2 years€900 a year
Pick Goodloading if…
Goodloading suits transport, freight, logistics, manufacturing, retail, and software teams planning cargo loads. It may also suit users who need to share or import loading plans and can work around the free version's feature limits.
Pick StackBuilder if…
StackBuilder suits logistics and packaging teams planning packing, palletizing, or truck loading. It may also suit users who need robot exports or shared item databases, provided they work on a supported Windows setup.