Mission
To make freight class, density, and cubic foot calculations easier to access, easier to explain, and easier to apply in real shipping decisions.
About Us
Making freight class and density easier to understand.
Freight Class & Density Calculator was built for shippers, operations teams, and growing businesses that need clear answers before a shipment leaves the dock.
We believe practical logistics tools should feel approachable. Our calculator turns dimensions, weight, cubic feet, and PCF into guidance you can use with more confidence.
Our Story
Built from everyday shipping questions.
Our history began with a common problem: freight class can be confusing, especially when shipment density, cubic feet, pallet dimensions, and NMFC guidance all need to come together quickly.
Instead of leaving teams to jump between spreadsheets, notes, and carrier references, we focused on one clear workflow. Enter the shipment details, calculate density, estimate cubic feet, and get a practical freight class starting point.
Over time, the tool grew into a resource for people who ship occasionally, people who ship daily, and teams training new staff on the basics of LTL freight planning.
Our goal has stayed simple: help every shipper understand the “why” behind the number, not just the final class estimate.
Mission & Vision
Clarity for better freight decisions.
We combine straightforward calculations with plain-language guidance so shipping teams can move from uncertainty to action.
Vision
To become a trusted everyday resource for shippers who want practical freight knowledge, fewer surprises, and a clearer path from quote to delivery.
What We Value
Practical principles behind every update.
Our values keep the tool focused on what matters most: clear inputs, useful outputs, and support for real freight workflows.
Accuracy
We care about dependable formulas, clear units, and calculation steps that make density and CFT easier to verify.
Clarity
Freight terms should not feel hidden behind jargon. We explain concepts in plain language wherever possible.
Practical Support
Our content is shaped around the real questions shippers ask when preparing pallets, cartons, and LTL freight.
Trust
We aim to be transparent about estimates, limitations, and the importance of confirming final class with carriers when needed.
Our Team
People focused on simpler shipping.
Behind the calculator is a small, practical team that listens to freight questions and turns them into clearer tools, guidance, and resources.
Operations Lead
Freight Workflow
Guides the tool around real shipping steps, from measuring pallets to preparing quote-ready details.
Logistics Research
Guidance & Resources
Reviews freight terminology and common shipper questions to make support content easier to understand.
Product Builder
Calculator Experience
Improves the calculation flow so users can enter freight details quickly and understand the results clearly.
Customer Support
Shipper Questions
Listens to user feedback and helps turn repeated questions into clearer explanations and improvements.
Milestones
A steady path toward clearer freight planning.
Each milestone reflects a simple commitment: make freight class and density calculations easier for more people to use.
Freight class calculator goes live
We released a focused calculator to help users enter shipment dimensions and weight, then calculate density and estimated class in one place.
Density and cubic feet guidance improves
We added clearer language around PCF, CFT, and measurement basics so users could better understand how the estimate is formed.
Freight education becomes a priority
Common shipping questions shaped new explanations, examples, and practical notes for teams learning LTL freight fundamentals.
Supporting more shippers with simple tools
We continue improving the experience for businesses that need fast, understandable freight planning support before booking a shipment.
Ready When You Are
Start with a clear freight density calculation.
Whether you ship once a month or every day, we are here to make the first step easier: measure, calculate, review, and move forward with more confidence.