A repeatable decision path
From package dimensions to an auditable freight quote.
Use the three numbers that most often change a freight decision: chargeable parcel weight, approved pallet capacity, and LCL weight or measure. The tools share the same transparent assumptions so a result can move from a warehouse check into a quote review.
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.
Your inputs
Live resultAdd parcel count, divisor or roundingOptional
02 · Warehouse
How many cartons can the pallet really carry?
Test orientation, whole layers, total height, gross weight, and the limiting constraint.
Your inputs
Live resultAdd height, weight and pallet constraintsOptional
03 · Ocean
What is the chargeable LCL basis?
Total multiple cargo lines, compare CBM with metric tonnes, and expose minimums and fixed fees.
Your inputs · cargo lines & quote
Live resultAdd surcharges and local chargesOptional
Use the result well
Keep the evidence with the number.
Record the finished dimensions, scale weight, carrier or tariff rule, pallet specification, quote scope, currency, and review date. A calculator exposes the arithmetic; the current contract, equipment rating, and physical trial still control the decision.
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