StackBuilder review
A focused choice for palletization and truck-loading analysis with a free core edition.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StackBuilder is packaging logistics software from TreeDiM for teams that need to optimize article-to-case packing, palletization and truck loading. It works with boxes, cases, pallets, trucks, cylinders, bundles and other load units, and supports homogeneous and beta heterogeneous analyses. The product is particularly suited to specialists who need to evaluate load arrangements, apply physical constraints and produce operational outputs from a Windows desktop application.
Its strongest area is the depth of its load-planning controls. Users can set weight and maximum-height stop conditions, create custom pallets and containers, and account for interlayers, gaps, corners, films and labels. The software also provides a solution database with sharing, plus packing, palletizing and truck-loading reports. XML and CSV export connects palletizing results with robots, while Picador and PLM Pack are listed integrations. This makes StackBuilder a focused fit for packaging and palletization workflows rather than a broad logistics suite.
StackBuilder uses a freemium model. The free edition provides core analyses, while premium subscriptions add advanced editing, reporting, database and export capabilities. According to the published plans, Premium starts at €360 per user for 1 year, with 2-year and 3-year options priced at €540 and €750 per user respectively. The plans also include 5-user terms. Choose StackBuilder if palletization detail, truck-loading analysis and robot export are central requirements. Consider another product if your priority is a non-Windows platform or a wider workflow beyond packaging, palletization and load analysis.
StackBuilder pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Analyzes box, case, pallet and truck-loading configurations
- Supports weight and maximum-height stop conditions
- Exports XML and CSV data to palletizing robots
- Where it doesn't
- Runs only on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11
- Advanced editing, reporting, database and export require premium
- Premium pricing starts at €360 per user per year
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