Tell it where the pallets are, how many and what shape they're in. It answers with a pickup verdict, how much of a trailer the load fills, and where the dock sits on the freight map. The answer is a rule of thumb with its rules shown on the method page, not a quote.

The load

Which side are you on?

I have pallets I need pallets

ZIP code of the dock

48x40 Grade A

48x40 Grade B or C

Broken, odd sizes, cores

Pooled (blue, red, iGPS)

I'll estimate from the pile

Measure a stack's height and count the stacks. A used 48x40 stringer pallet is about 5.5 inches tall.

Stack height (inches)

Number of stacks

How often

The answer

Enter a count

Trailer fill

Where you are

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Value band

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What do you have?

I have pallets in good shape I have broken or mixed pallets I need pallets

Pallet type

How many pallets

ZIP code where they are

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How the answer is worked out

The verdict adds up points for the share of reusable pallets, the count, how the load gets on a truck, how often it recurs and how close the dock is to a freight corridor. Truck fill assumes 18 pallets to a stack and 26 floor spots in a 53-foot trailer, 468 pallets in all. Every threshold is on the method page, version v1.