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27 Free Tools

Free Shipping & Freight Calculators

Every tool a freight professional needs — CBM volume, chargeable weight, container load planning, OOG cargo, pallet counts, freight class, and cargo insurance. Free, instant, no sign-up. Used by forwarders, importers, and 3PL teams worldwide.

What do you need to calculate?

Pick a calculator by what you are trying to do. Volume & CBM turns dimensions into cubic metres or feet. Freight Pricing gives you the chargeable weight and cost figures a forwarder bills on. Container & Load Planning tells you how cargo fits a box. OOG & Special Cargo handles cargo that breaks standard container limits. New to the terminology? Start with what CBM means, then come back here — or browse all explainers in the shipping guides hub.

Volume & CBM Calculators

Freight Pricing Calculators

Container & Load Planning

Out-of-Gauge (OOG) & Special Cargo

Road & Trucking Calculators

Which Freight Calculator Do You Need?

The right starting point depends on what you are trying to price or plan:

Your goalStart hereThen use
Quote a sea freight shipmentCBM CalculatorLCL vs FCLLanded Cost
Quote an air freight shipmentChargeable WeightAir Freight CostCargo Insurance
Plan a full container (FCL)Container Load3D PlannerPallet Count
Quote OOG or break-bulk cargoOOG CalculatorFlat RackOOG Surcharge
Price US LTL freightFreight ClassChargeable Weight
Calculate total import costLanded CostCargo InsuranceCBM
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Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the CBM Calculator to get your cargo volume in cubic metres. Then use the Chargeable Weight Calculator to find the billable weight for air or sea freight. If you are booking a full container, run the Container Load Calculator to see how many cartons fit. For US domestic LTL freight, use the Freight Class Calculator.
Yes. All 27 calculators on CalculateCBM are completely free to use with no sign-up or account required. They run entirely in your browser — no data is sent to a server.
CBM (cubic metre) measures the physical volume of your cargo. Chargeable weight is the billing unit carriers use — it is the higher of actual gross weight or volumetric weight (CBM × divisor). For sea LCL freight, the divisor is 1,000. For air freight, it is 6,000. Use the Chargeable Weight Calculator to compare both in one step.
The general break-even is 15–20 CBM. Below 15 CBM, LCL (consolidation) is usually cheaper. Above 20 CBM, booking a full 20ft container (FCL) is typically more cost-effective. Use the LCL vs FCL Calculator to compare your specific shipment volumes and rates.
Yes. The Freight Class Calculator on CalculateCBM determines your NMFC freight class from cargo density (weight ÷ cubic feet). It includes the full 2026 NMFC 13-tier table. Freight class applies to US LTL shipments only — it has no equivalent in international sea or air freight.
OOG (Out of Gauge) cargo exceeds the internal dimensions of a standard ISO container — too long, too wide, too tall, or too heavy. OOG cargo requires special equipment: flat rack, open top, or platform containers. Use the OOG Cargo Calculator to check whether your cargo is out of gauge and by how much.
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