Split shared costs the way they were billed
A $2,400 freight bill split the wrong way makes profitable SKUs look like losers. Six allocation methods mirror how forwarders actually charge — by volume, weight, chargeable weight, units, value, or equally.
Split $2,400 of freight, five ways
Same container, same bill — watch how the method changes what each product really costs. This is the engine competitors' flat-percentage calculators don't have.
What it looks like on a real shipment
A worked example with real numbers — the same view you get on your own data, every figure traceable back to an invoice, a rate and a date.
Volume, weight, value — one click apart
Switch the allocation method on any shipment and every per-unit cost re-flows instantly. Compare methods before you commit to prices.
Every penny traces back to an invoice
Click any allocated cost and see the bill, the basis and the FX rate behind it — numbers you can defend to an accountant, a partner or yourself at 2am.
Allocate like a forwarder, not a spreadsheet.
A freight bill split the wrong way makes your best product subsidise your worst — and you'll never see it happen in a flat-percentage spreadsheet.