Loadvis review
Affordable container planning with detailed cargo rules, 3D guidance, and export options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Loadvis is a web-based container loading planning service for export operations, freight and warehouse planners, and sales teams preparing loading proposals. It models cargo dimensions, quantity, weight, packaging, grouping, stacking, spacing, orientation, container payload, and door limits. Mixed-SKU and mixed-cargo workflows are supported, along with weight distribution and center-of-gravity considerations. Users can save products, containers, plans, calculation tasks, and results, then produce 3D views, animations, loading guides, images, PDFs, and print-ready outputs. Its focus suits solo planners and small operational teams that need structured container planning without a large software commitment.
Pricing is organized around monthly point and run allowances. Basic costs $9.99 per month for 200 points and up to 20 runs, with a standard compute queue, basic result export, and email notice. Plus is $19.99 per month for 600 points and up to 60 runs, adding a priority compute queue, advanced result export, and priority handling. Pro costs $39.99 per month for 2,000 points and up to 200 runs, with a high-priority queue, advanced export and analytics views, and priority support. Max costs $199.99 per month for 20,000 points and up to 2,000 runs, with a dedicated top-priority lane, full export, advanced analytics, and a dedicated support channel. The tier structure gives occasional planners a low-cost entry point while reserving faster processing and higher capacity for heavier workloads.
Loadvis is strongest when the work centers on container fit, cargo constraints, repeatable plans, and warehouse-facing instructions. Asynchronous calculation tasks, saved records, and export formats support a workflow that moves from planning to execution. Its web delivery keeps access straightforward, while the published feature set remains centered on container loading rather than broader fleet operations. Teams that need truck planning, delivery sequencing, integrations, or API access should choose a product built around those requirements instead. Loadvis is a practical fit for users who value detailed container rules and visual loading guidance at a defined monthly price.
Loadvis pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detailed cargo, stacking, spacing, and orientation rules
- 3D animation, loading guides, images, PDFs, and print exports
- Mixed-cargo planning with saved plans and result records
- Where it doesn't
- Web-based only
- Focused on containers rather than truck planning or sequencing
- Higher-volume plans become substantially more expensive
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