Routing24 VS Codegres.org

Routing24's answer

Routing24 grew out of one engineering decision: run the route optimizer on the planner's own computer instead of metered cloud servers. Most route planning tools charge per vehicle or per stop because every optimization costs them compute; Routing24's solver is fast enough to plan thousands of stops right in the browser, so nothing needs metering. That made two things possible that the industry treats as premium: unlimited stops and optimizations on every plan, including the free one, and flat pricing. The rest of the product follows the same idea of removing artificial limits: deep constraints like EU/US driver breaks and pickup and delivery are a plan tier, not an enterprise sales call, and a built-in AI assistant plus an MCP server make the whole app drivable from Claude or ChatGPT.

Routing24's answer

Routing24 is a browser-based web application. The optimization engine is a high-performance C++ solver compiled to WebAssembly, so route optimization runs locally on the planner's computer at native speed, with no server queue and no per-run cost. The driver app is pure web, nothing to install. Geocoding and maps use OpenStreetMap on the free plan and Google Maps Platform (geocoding, address search, Street View) on paid plans. AI integrations are built on the Model Context Protocol: a 45-tool MCP server connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents to the app.

Routing24's answer

We don't publish customer names. Routing24 is used by small and mid-size delivery and service operations: local couriers and last-mile carriers, food and beverage distributors, retail and e-commerce fulfilment, field service and home services teams, and passenger transport such as school runs and NEMT, from a single vehicle to fleets of hundreds.

Routing24's answer

Three things. Constraint depth: one or more time windows per order, multi-dimensional vehicle capacities, driver shifts and legally compliant EU (561/2006) and US (FMCSA) breaks, linked pickup and delivery, locker delivery, dark-store pickup, product non-mixing and segregation, no-go zones, all self-serve where competitors gate this behind enterprise contracts. Local optimization: the solver runs on your own computer, so every plan, including the free one, has unlimited stops and optimizations. AI-first: a built-in route planning AI assistant turns files, PDFs and emails into orders and applies rules you state in plain language, and a 45-tool MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT drive the whole app.

Routing24's answer

Pricing and limits: most route planners charge per vehicle or per stop and cap stops or optimizations; Routing24 is flat-priced with a free plan and unlimited stops, vehicles and optimizations. Constraints that elsewhere need an enterprise plan, such as driver breaks, pickup and delivery transfers, product segregation and compatibility zones, are included in the Pro plan. Drivers install nothing, they open a route link in any mobile browser. And you can connect your own AI assistant: Claude or ChatGPT operates Routing24 end to end via MCP, spending your existing AI subscription's quota.

Routing24's answer

Route planners and dispatchers at small and mid-size fleets who plan daily multi-stop routes and currently do it in spreadsheets or a maps app: couriers, food and retail distribution, e-commerce last mile, field services, utilities and home services, school transport and NEMT. Also AI-forward teams that want route optimization their AI assistant can operate through MCP.