Say what ships.Watch it load.

LoadVisor builds container and trailer loads in 3D from what you type, checks every placement against your rules, and tells you the utilisation you can really reach.

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Small corrugated flatsEU Standard Trailer (13.6 m)Drag to turnSwipe sideways to turn
decks
22
corrugated flats
74,250
operable
87.2%
of the box
81.3%
warnings
0

Type it the way you would say it.

One sentence names the cargo, the pallets and the limits. The assistant works the same controls you do, checks every placement against your rules and answers with the numbers. This is a real turn, played back call by call.

One sentence in the chat20ft DryDrag to turnSwipe sideways to turn

Calls14

Load 240 beverage cases, 40x30x25 cm, 9 kg, on EUR pallets to 150 cm, into the container

  1. List the products, bundles and pallet types of the catalog, with the pieces of each product loaded.
  2. Work out how many of each product fit per pallet and per row under the rules in force.
  3. Add a product to the catalog with its dimensions and weight.
  4. Add empty pallets of one pallet type to the staging area.
  5. Place items at exact positions as one batch.
  6. Count the pallets, the items and the pieces of each product in the load, and the pallet arrangements it repeats.
  7. Move the named or described pallets or items, keeping their arrangement.
  8. Lay the pallet rows again on less floor, or report what that would save.
  9. Say what stands at the door, how much space is left along each wall and under the roof, what is on the staging area and where free floor remains.
  10. Group pallets with their cargo so that each moves as one, or ungroup them.
  11. Press every pallet that carries board, or release the press.
  12. Measure how full the load is by volume, by operable volume, by floor and by weight.
  13. List the warnings the load raises, each with its code and severity.
  14. Write a note into the journal of the session without changing the load.
EUR pallets
5
beverage cases
240
operable
24.1%
of the box
21.7%
warnings
0

The assistant works the editor through 55 tools, the same commands the buttons run. Among them:

Works it out

  • Work out how many of each product fit per pallet and per row under the rules in force.
  • Work out the shortest floor layout of the pallet decks the rules allow.
  • Work out the flat sheet a folded box opens into.
  • Lay the pallet rows again on less floor, or report what that would save.

Builds and changes

  • Stack a product or bundle on each named or described pallet, as many per pallet as asked or as fit.
  • Spread a total of a product or bundle over the named or described pallets.
  • Move the named or described pallets or items, keeping their arrangement.
  • Press every pallet that carries board, or release the press.
  • Lay the cargo out anew to the current dimensions and clearances, where it stands.
  • Undo the latest changes, newest first, taking them back.

Checks and answers

  • Measure how full the load is by volume, by operable volume, by floor and by weight.
  • List the warnings the load raises, each with its code and severity.
  • Say what stands at the door, how much space is left along each wall and under the roof, what is on the staging area and where free floor remains.
  • List the rules that apply to this load, those that wait on its cargo or decks, and how many do not apply.

Or do it by hand. The whole editor is here.

Drag a strap onto a deck, turn it, stack it, press the deck. Views, rules, issues, the manifest and the export are all in it. Open it on a real load: it is the app itself, about 770 KB, and nothing you change leaves your browser.

One deck, built by hand40ft High CubeDrag to turnSwipe sideways to turn

Built by hand: each strap picked up, carried onto the deck and dropped into its place.

decks
24
corrugated flats
10,240
operable
91.9%
of the box
84.0%
warnings
0

Your rules are a wall, not a suggestion.

Set caps and permissions once, for a shipper, a client, a product or one load. Every placement is checked against them. A broken rule is flagged and the move is refused, never explained away.

  • Corrugated ships flatCorrugated board
  • Decks stop at 200 cmEvery load
  • Overhang at most 5 cm a sideOne shipper
  • One standing row per deckCorrugated board
  • The load covers its deckOne client
A rule broken, and fixed40ft High CubeDrag to turnSwipe sideways to turn
decks
24
corrugated flats
10,240
operable
91.9%
of the box
84.0%
warnings
0

Two utilisations. Both honest.

A box is never full to the walls: the door has to close and the straps need room. LoadVisor reports the share of the space you can really load beside the share of the whole box, and keeps the two apart.

1360 cmDoor245 cm
The hero's trailer from above. The dashed line is the space you can load: 10 cm kept free at the door and 3 cm at each side wall.
Operable
87.2%of the space you can really load, once the door, roof and side clearances are kept free.
Container
81.3%of the whole box, wall to wall and floor to roof.

A container tops out near 88%. When a plan claims more, LoadVisor raises a warning instead of printing the number.

From an empty box to a signed-off load.

Larger corrugated flatsEU Standard Trailer (13.6 m)Drag to turnSwipe sideways to turn
decks
23
corrugated flats
34,500
operable
84.3%
of the box
77.3%
warnings
0

One plan. Everything in it.

Pay by the month or save by the year. No free tier, no trial and no account to make first: you pay, and the editor opens.

$69a month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

Subscribe for $69 a month

$399a year

Billed yearly: $33.25 a month, $429 less than paying monthly.

Subscribe for $399 a year

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  • The 3D editor: what you see is what you get
  • The AI-driven assistant that builds and changes loads
  • Rules and strategies for every shipper, client and product
  • PDF, CSV and JSON export, and read-only share links
  • One library for your organisation

Cancel from the billing portal whenever you like; you keep access to the end of the period you paid for, and partial periods are not refunded. Prices in US dollars.Refund policy and terms.

Questions, answered.

What do I need to start?

A subscription: $69 a month or $399 a year. Choose the period and pay through Stripe; you are signed in when you come back, with no account to create first. There is no free tier and no trial.

Which containers and trailers does it know?

20 ft and 40 ft dry containers, the 40 ft high cube, and the EU standard (13.6 m) and mega trailers are built in. Any other inner size can be typed in.

How does the assistant work?

It is AI-driven. Type what you want in your own words; the assistant works the same controls you do, every change lands in the 3D view as you watch, and one undo takes a whole request back. What you see is what you get.

Who can see my loads?

Your organisation keeps one library of loads, one set of rules and the same saved strategies, apart from every other customer: no one else can see any of it.

How do I cancel?

Any time, from the billing portal. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Partial periods are not refunded.

What happens if a payment fails?

Stripe tries the card again over the following days. You keep access for 7 days from the failed payment; after that the editor locks until the card is updated in the billing portal.

Where is my data?

Your loads, rules and conversations are stored on Cloudflare, kept apart per organisation. Any load exports as JSON, CSV or a PDF report. Write to hello@loadvisor.app to see or delete what we keep.

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