Pallet calculator
Use this ti hi calculator to map cases per layer, layers, cases per pallet, and pallet cost.
Calculator
Enter your case count per layer, layer count, case count per pallet, and pallet cost. The calculator returns a simple pallet build and a cost view you can use for warehouse planning, order reviews, and basic ti hi checks.
- A ti hi layout is the case pattern per layer and the number of layers on the pallet.
- If cases per layer times layers does not match cases per pallet, review the pallet spec or packing rule.
- Use pallet cost as the cost per pallet, not the unit cost per case.
How the formula works
This pallet calculator uses a simple relationship. Cases per pallet equals cases per layer multiplied by layers. That is the core ti hi check for a pallet build. If you change either input, the pallet total changes at the same time.
You can also use the calculator to spot a mismatch. If your stated cases per pallet does not equal cases per layer multiplied by layers, the pallet data needs a review. That may be a packing rule, a listing error, or a warehouse note that has not been updated.
Pallet cost is a separate input. It is not derived from the case math. Use it when you want to track the cost of one pallet in your own workflow, while keeping the build formula focused on the physical pallet structure.
- Cases per pallet = cases per layer x layers.
- Cases per layer and layers describe the ti hi pattern.
- Pallet cost stays separate from the pallet build math.
Frequently asked questions
What does ti hi mean?
Ti hi is shorthand for the case pattern on a pallet. Ti means cases per layer. Hi means the number of layers stacked on the pallet. The calculator helps you check both values together.
How do I calculate cases per pallet?
Multiply cases per layer by layers. If you have 10 cases per layer and 10 layers, the pallet total is 100 cases.[1] That simple rule is what this calculator applies.
Can I use this for pallet cost?
Yes. Enter your pallet cost as a separate input. The calculator keeps that value apart from the case math so you can track both structure and cost in one place.
What if my pallet total does not match the formula?
Then the pallet data needs a review. The mismatch can come from a packing rule, a data entry problem, or a special pallet arrangement. Check the source record and update the values before you use the result.
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Last reviewed 2026-09-02. Results are estimates; confirm with your own cost data.