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Goodloading review

Freemium#2 of 29 in Load Planning Software

A broad load-planning tool with strong free functionality and API connectivity.

9.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Goodloading is a web-based load planning application for freight forwarders, transport companies, manufacturers, and logistics teams. It calculates and visualizes cargo arrangements across vehicles, sea containers, air containers, pallets, and custom cargo spaces. The product supports both basic free access and paid PRO access, making it suitable for teams that need to evaluate load planning before expanding into more advanced use. Its scope fits operations managing varied cargo spaces, mixed fleets, multistop deliveries, or detailed loading constraints.

Its strongest area is planning depth. Goodloading can optimize cargo-space utilization while accounting for weight, payload, axle-load, and container center-of-gravity constraints. It also supports stacking rules, tier limits, maximum stacking weight, loading and unloading sequences, and visual sequence planning. Load lists can be imported from CSV and XLSX files, while projects can be shared through links and PDF files. These features give logistics teams a way to connect spatial planning with operational loading instructions rather than treating the tool as a simple capacity calculator.

The platform also fits organizations with existing logistics systems. Its REST API supports integrations with TMS, WMS, ERP, SAP, and route planners, and the product is available through web and API access. Deployment is cloud-based, with email support and documentation available. Teams should choose Goodloading when broad planning coverage, a free basic version, and system integration are priorities. It may be less suitable for organizations requiring self-hosted deployment or a desktop application. The seven-day PRO period is a one-time subscription trial, while paid-plan pricing is presented within the application.

Goodloading pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Optimizes loads across vehicles, containers, pallets, and custom cargo spaces
    • Handles multistop sequencing, stacking rules, axle loads, and center of gravity
    • Connects with TMS, WMS, ERP, SAP, and route planners through REST API
  • Where it doesn't
    • Cloud deployment only, with no listed desktop or self-hosted option
    • PRO pricing is handled inside the application
    • The PRO trial is a one-time seven-day period

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