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Based on our record, Qlik seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 1 time since March 2021.
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As answered by people managing Qlik and LoadPlan.
LoadPlan's answer:
LoadPlan combines three things every road freight professional needs into one affordable browser-based tool:
Most competitors charge €500+ per month and require enterprise implementations. LoadPlan starts at €2.99/month with a free 1-month trial, no credit card required.
It's the affordable middle ground between basic Excel templates and expensive enterprise TMS software — built specifically for European road freight SMEs and mid-market operations.
LoadPlan's answer:
Three reasons:
LoadPlan was built specifically for SMEs and mid-market freight operations that have been priced out of enterprise software.
LoadPlan's answer:
LoadPlan serves freight forwarders, hauliers, shippers, and logistics teams across Europe — from one-truck operators to mid-market companies. Common use cases include daily CMR generation for international road freight, 3D load planning for FTL and groupage shipments, and axle weight compliance for cross-border deliveries.
LoadPlan's answer:
LoadPlan is built for European road freight professionals:
Our users range from one-truck operations and small forwarding companies to mid-market logistics teams of fifty people at retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers. We serve customers across the EU, UK, Norway, and Switzerland.
The common thread: companies that move cargo by road and need professional tools without enterprise pricing.
LoadPlan's answer:
LoadPlan was founded in 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania by freight forwarding professionals.
After years working in road freight, the founders kept seeing the same problems repeat across companies of every size — overloaded axles, half-empty trailers, CMR waybills typed into Word templates that broke every quarter, transport costs estimated in spreadsheets that nobody fully understood.
The tools to solve these problems existed, but they were priced for enterprises with IT departments and six-figure budgets — irrelevant to the thousands of small and mid-sized operators who do most of Europe's road freight work.
LoadPlan was built to fill that gap: professional 3D load planning, transport document generation, and logistics calculators at a price any company can afford.
LoadPlan's answer:
LoadPlan is a modern web application built with:
The platform runs entirely in the browser — no installation, no plugins, no desktop software. It works on any modern browser across Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS, and Android.
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Qlik's associative data model makes data analytics seamless. Highly Recomend using this to anyone.
Qlik: Qlik sets itself apart with its associative analytics engine, enabling users to uncover trends and patterns through intuitive exploration without predefined queries. This offers a more flexible and dynamic...
Qlik provides three data integration products - Stitch (covered under Stitch) Talend Data Fabric (covered under Talend) and Qlik Replicate, which was originally Attunity. Qlik Replicate has both on-premises and cloud...
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Tracking LoadPlan since May 2026.
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