TrimLoad vs Goodloading
Goodloading is a web load planner with a free plan, palletising tools and an API. Here is what each does, with sources.
Goodloading's site showed a bot check when we read it on 16 Oct 2026, so the facts below come from their manual and API pages as cited in Cargo-Planner's comparison data v1.1, and from an archived copy of their terms. We could not read their price list.
What Goodloading does well
Where TrimLoad differs
TopicGoodloadingTrimLoad
Free plan
Goodloading: Their terms describe the free plan as basic dimensions and basic loading spaces, without palletising, oval cargo or axle loads (archived 5 Dec 2025).Source: archived copy of goodloading.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.
Before you sign up
Goodloading: An account is needed (email and password, or Gmail, Facebook or Trans.eu).Source: archived copy of goodloading.com/
TrimLoad: Free needs no account.
Price
Goodloading: The price list is published inside the app. A competitor's blog quotes 7 days of PRO for €2 and $180 a year — second-hand, not checked by us.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 Goodloading does)
- Palletising and mixed pallets.
- Air containers.
- A public API.
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 Something out of date?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