LOP helps logistics teams plan how cargo fits into containers or trucks. It generates scored 3D load plans and can account for item rotation, crush strength, fragile goods, hazardous-material separation, weight constraints, and center of gravity. Users can choose Quick Plan, Smart Plan, or Maximum Fill, then inspect a plan from different angles and make manual edits in the interactive 3D editor. AI analysis explains the plan’s strategy, constraints, physical risks, and potential improvements. Imports include Excel and CSV, SAP IDoc XML, Oracle WMS Cloud CSV, and generic ERP or WMS spreadsheets. Paid plans export PDF reports, Excel workbooks, and CSV packing lists. Business and Enterprise plans add STEP, STL, OBJ, and PLY imports; Business files are limited to 250 MB each. LOP’s permanent free tier is 0.00 USD per free, with three plans per month, one container and 20 items per plan, one seat, and no exports. The dashboard and account pages work on phones, while the 3D editor is best used on a desktop or laptop.
Who it is for
LOP is aimed at logistics professionals, particularly teams planning machinery and heavy industrial freight. It suits users who need 3D loading plans with cargo constraints and manual editing.
What is good
- Plans for containers and trucks
- Solver accounts for cargo constraints
- Interactive 3D editing from multiple angles
- AI explains risks and possible improvements
- Imports common spreadsheets and logistics formats
What to know first
- Free tier allows three plans monthly
- Free tier has no exports
- 3D editor is best on desktop or laptop
- Business CAD imports limited to 250 MB per file
Verdict
LOP combines constrained 3D load planning with tools to review and edit a plan. The free tier has defined monthly and per-plan limits, while exports require a paid plan.
LOP plans and pricing
All plansCompared on load planning software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Container loading
- Yes
- Truck loading
- Yes
- Delivery sequencing
- Yes
- Weight constraints
- Yes
- Mixed fleet support
- Yes
- API access
- Yes

