EasyCargo

EasyCargo is an online tool for planning how cargo fits into trucks and containers. Its loading engine calculates item placements while taking applied constraints and vehicle weight limits into account. Users can inspect plans in an interactive 3D view, then reposition or rotate boxes with drag and drop. A shipment can include more than 10,000 items across up to 250 types. Planning rules include destination priority groups, non-stackable groups, virtual-wall separation and item-position constraints. Users can create printable reports, save and reuse plans, and share plans online. EasyCargo supports Excel import and export, SAP ERP integration, a REST API and Make.com workflows. The API handles basic input and output, but calculations must be run after signing into the EasyCargo application. The browser-based service needs an internet connection and is unavailable offline. Its iOS and Android apps display plans made in the web application; downloaded plans can be viewed offline, but planning is done on a computer online. A 10-day trial is available, and the listed plans include a $9.70, paid once ticket sold in packs of at least 10.

EasyCargo combines automated placement calculations with manual 3D adjustments and several load rules. The mobile apps are for viewing plans, while creating and calculating loads requires the online web application.

It may suit manufacturers, distributors, sales or service teams, importers, exporters, forwarders and carriers planning truck or container loads. It is for teams that can do planning in the online web application rather than on mobile.

EasyCargo is a browser-based load-planning service for fitting cargo into trucks and containers. It suits manufacturers, distributors, shippers and carriers that need repeatable loading calculations rather than a one-off sketch. Its strongest case is combining rapid constraint-aware automation with a 3D editor, while its main limitation is that planning requires an online computer session.

Overview

EasyCargo’s loading engine places items in seconds while accounting for vehicle weight limits and the constraints you apply. It handles both truck and container loading, delivery sequencing and mixed fleets, making it relevant to operations that coordinate different vehicle types or multiple destinations.

The scale is substantial: one shipment can contain more than 10,000 items across up to 250 item types. Plans can be saved and reused, shared online and turned into printable reports. Excel import and export, SAP ERP integration, a REST API and Make.com workflows provide practical routes into existing processes.

Key features

Automated placement and controls

Destination priority groups, non-stackable groups, virtual walls and item-positioning rules let planners encode operational restrictions instead of relying on visual judgment alone. Weight constraints are built into the calculation, which is valuable when a geometrically full load would be unsafe or impractical.

3D adjustment

The interactive 3D view shows the calculated arrangement and lets users drag and rotate individual boxes. That combination is useful when the algorithm produces an efficient plan that still needs a human adjustment for access, handling or a customer-specific requirement.

Reports, sharing and integrations

Printable reports and online sharing help communicate a plan to colleagues, drivers or customers. Excel support lowers the barrier for spreadsheet-based workflows, while SAP, REST and Make.com options are better suited to connected operations. The REST API handles basic input and output, but calculations must be run after signing into EasyCargo, so it is not a fully unattended optimization endpoint.

Pricing

There is no free plan, but a 10-day trial is offered. The One-day Ticket costs $9.70, paid once, billed for a 24-hour ticket, with packs of at least 10 tickets per user; tickets can be activated when needed. It fits occasional projects, though the pack requirement makes it less attractive for a single isolated load.

The Month plan is $79 a month, billed per user with one user license and no commitment. It suits active monthly operations that need flexibility. The Year plan is $799 a year, billed per user with one user license and annual payment; it is the lower-friction choice for continuous use, provided one user license is sufficient. The quoted entry pricing starts at $9.70/user.

Platforms

EasyCargo runs as SaaS in a web browser, requires no installation and is unavailable offline. Android and iOS apps are viewers for plans made in the web application. Downloaded plans can be viewed offline, but creating and calculating loads remains a computer-based online task. That division works for drivers or field staff reviewing approved plans, not for mobile-first planners.

Who it's for

Manufacturers and distributors can use reusable plans and integrations to standardize outbound loading. Importers, exporters, forwarders and carriers benefit from sequencing, weight rules and mixed-fleet support. Customer sales and service teams can share plans and reports with clients. Businesses needing offline authoring, several simultaneous users under one license or completely automated API calculations should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Fast automatic placement incorporates weight limits and detailed loading constraints, reducing manual trial and error.
• Pro: The 3D drag-and-drop editor provides a practical way to refine calculated plans.
• Pro: Capacity above 10,000 items and 250 types supports complex shipments.
• Pro: Excel, SAP, REST and Make.com connectivity can fit established logistics workflows.
• Con: Planning is online-only and must be done in the web application; mobile apps cannot create loads.
• Con: The REST API cannot perform load-plan calculations without an EasyCargo application sign-in.
• Con: There is no free tier, and the one-user license structure may raise costs for teams.

Alternatives

Load Planning Software is the broader category guide for comparing other tools. Choose CargoLoader3D instead if a permanent free tier with mobile support, five cargo items and seven default spaces covers your needs. LOP is a better fit for very small workloads that can stay within three plans per month, one container and 20 items on its free tier, while its Business plan has custom pricing.

MediaBeacon suits organizations seeking cloud or on-premise deployment across a much wider platform mix, with pricing by discovery call. Pick LoadMosaic when a perpetual Windows or Android license is preferable: its Professional plan is €99, paid once, though future major versions are not promised.

ALPHA LOADING is worth considering for web-based education or free discovery use. Goodloading offers a free starting tier for basic load and cargo-space dimensions, but excludes palletization, oval loads and axle loads. Kubova fits users wanting a free web tier with 50 packs and 20 PDF reports per month, or a $29 a month Pro plan.

LoadingMCP provides a no-login, no-card free browser planner with a 3D view and compliance verdict; its paid tiers are quoted to usage volume.

Verdict

Choose EasyCargo if your operation needs fast, constraint-aware truck and container plans, visual manual corrections and shareable reports, especially with Excel, SAP or workflow integration. Look elsewhere if you require free ongoing use, offline planning, mobile authoring or an API that calculates loads without signing into the application.