TrimLoad vs EasyCargo
EasyCargo is a web load planner with a strong 3D editor and day licences for occasional use. Here is what each does, with sources.
What EasyCargo does well
Where TrimLoad differs
TopicEasyCargoTrimLoad
Before you sign up
EasyCargo: The app needs an account; the free trial is 10 days, no card.Source: easycargo3d.com/
TrimLoad: Free: up to 15 lines, one container or truck, no sign-up — 3D, drag-and-check editing, loading-steps PDF and a share link.
Checking a plan you edited by hand
EasyCargo: Manual changes to a calculated plan are not checked against the rules again (their help article on manual adjustments, as cited in Cargo-Planner's comparison data v1.1).Source: help.easycargo3d.com/
TrimLoad: A separate checker measures the plan again after every change you make — door, payload, support, stacking rules — and names each problem.
Round cargo
EasyCargo: “cylindrical shapes ... are not supported yet”.Source: help.easycargo3d.com/
TrimLoad: TrimLoad does not plan cylinders either: a drum is planned as the box around it.
Price
EasyCargo: $79 per user a month, or $799 a year; day licence $9.7 (minimum 10).Source: easycargo3d.com/
TrimLoad: Pass $9 for 7 days (one payment, not a subscription) · Pro $29/month or $249/year.
What TrimLoad does not do (and EasyCargo does)
- Priority groups and unloading order.
- Open top and flat rack overhang.
- Axle load reports.
- The app in other languages.
Every fact here comes from public pages. Prices and features change; each fact carries the day we read it. Something out of date? support@trimload.com