FTL vs LTL Pallet Truckload Freight Optimizer
Calculates the breakeven pallet quantity where booking a dedicated 53-foot dry van truckload is cheaper and faster than individual LTL freight quotes.
Total FOB cost including packaging
Suggested retail price paid by end-consumer
Standard Keystone wholesale discount is 50%
Manufacturer Gross Margin: 50.0% ($12.50 / unit)
Keystone pricing (50% off retail) allows the wholesale retailer to double their money while protecting your manufacturing gross profit.
How to Use This Tool in 3 Easy Steps
Enter Total Pallet Count
Type total standard GMA pallets (48" × 40") to ship.
Input LTL Rate per Pallet
Enter freight quote per pallet including liftgate and accessorial fees.
Input Flat FTL Truckload Rate
Provide dedicated 53ft dry van flat rate quote.
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