Calculate instead of guessing
24 calculators and reference works from daily business. No sign-up, and apart from the map lookup in the CO₂e calculator everything runs in the browser — nothing is sent.
A quote names a price. One number is hard to negotiate over.
What does it cost?
Four calculators asking the same question from different sides: what a transport may cost, what it costs the provider, and what actually ends up on the invoice.
Cost per kilometre
What the kilometre costs the carrier — rebuilding the provider’s own calculation.
Should-cost
What may a transport cost? The provider’s target margin, worked backwards.
Landed cost
Duty, import charges and what actually ends up on the invoice.
Micro-tender
Making quotes comparable — the headline price is not the price.
What am I entitled to?
Waiting time, a standing container, cabotage, driving hours — four entitlements that get lost in daily business because someone would have to do the arithmetic. That is what these tools do.
How much fits?
Loading metres, volumetric weight and the points rule for dangerous goods. Three calculations that decide whether a load travels as planned.
How good are we?
Figures with a benchmark beside them. A number on its own says little; it gets interesting once you see where the industry stands and what the gap costs.
Empty running
With an industry benchmark — and what the excess costs.
Route optimisation
Route and sequence, against the unsorted run.
Digital maturity
A check in minutes, without a consultant.
NPS calculator
Net Promoter Score from your responses — including how far a single answer moves it.
CO₂e calculator
With map and distance. Well-to-wheel, as EN 16258 requires.
Look up and practise
Terms, clauses and fields — to look up when it has to be quick, and to practise when it does not.
Logistics A–Z
Over 160 terms, two sentences each.
Incoterms 2020
Where cost and risk pass — and where they do not.
CMR consignment note
Every field explained, on a sample.
Document integrity
The digital fingerprint: is it still the same document?
Logistics quiz
Terms and processes, to test yourself.
Green supply game
CO₂ against margin — as a game.
CO₂e methodology
Where the factors come from and which standard demands what.
CO₂e — capabilities
What a complete analyser has to be able to do.
A calculator replaces no judgement. It makes sure people argue about one number rather than about two different ones.
Where the best solution sits today
What is named is the pattern, not the vendor — a product name ages, an idea does not.
Rebuild the other side’s calculation
Comparing the price means negotiating over one number. Rebuilding the calculation behind it means negotiating over the items — that is where the room is.
Make comparable before comparing
Headline price, tolls, diesel surcharge, waiting time, payment terms: only added up are two quotes the same thing.
Measured beats calculated
A measured distance is evidenced, an estimated one has to say so. The difference shows up at the first dispute.