Pallet Calculator
Calculate cases per layer, layers, cases per pallet, and pallet cost from your pallet build.
Calculator
Use this pallet calculator to check ti hi math for a pallet build. Enter the case footprint, stack pattern, layer count, and unit cost. The tool returns cases per layer, layers per pallet, total cases per pallet, and pallet cost. It helps you check order sizes, warehouse planning, and freight estimates before you ship.
- Cases per pallet equals cases per layer multiplied by layers.
- Pallet cost equals cases per pallet multiplied by cost per case.
- If you use a different stack pattern, adjust cases per layer or layers before you compare totals.
How the formula works
A pallet build starts with cases per layer. That is the count of cases you can place on one pallet deck before you stack the next layer. In ti hi language, the first number is the pallet footprint pattern, and the second number is the stack height.
Cases per pallet is cases per layer multiplied by layers. If you know the layer pattern and the planned height, you can estimate the full pallet count before you receive inventory. If the carton size changes, the result changes with it.
Pallet cost uses the same structure. Multiply cases per pallet by your cost per case to estimate the inventory value on one pallet. That figure can help you compare receiving cost, storage cost, and reorder size.
- Use the same unit basis for each input.
- Round carefully if your packing pattern creates partial layers.
- Check your case pack and pallet height rules before you lock the number.
Frequently asked questions
What does ti hi mean?
Ti hi is warehouse shorthand for cases per layer and layers per pallet. The first number is the layer count across the pallet surface. The second number is the number of stacked layers.
How do I find cases per pallet?
Multiply cases per layer by layers. If you have 12 cases per layer and 8 layers, the pallet holds 96 cases. Use the calculator to test other pallet patterns.
How do I calculate pallet cost?
Multiply cases per pallet by cost per case. If you change the case price, the pallet value changes at the same time. This is useful for inventory planning and freight review.
When should I use this calculator?
Use it when you build a warehouse pick list, set receiving quantities, compare pallet loads, or estimate the value of a full pallet before shipment.
Next steps
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Last reviewed 2026-10-11. Results are estimates; confirm with your own cost data.