The fastest order for all your stops

Paste up to 100 addresses, get the quickest route in seconds, and open it in Google Maps. Free, no signup, no per-driver fees.

Up to 100 stops Addresses stay yours Free, no signup

Your stops one per line — start point first · 2–100 stops

Finish back where you started — the usual shape for a delivery or service day.

Up to 100 stops — Google Maps caps at 10 · No account, no per-driver monthly fee · Works on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows
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Couldn't place these stops: Add a city/state or ZIP to each and optimize again — everything else is already routed below.

Route manifest

    On the roadmap — tell us what you'd use

    🚐 Multiple drivers — split these stops across 2–5 vehicles
    📒 Saved address book — keep your regular stops for tomorrow
    📄 Spreadsheet import — drop a CSV or Excel file of stops

    Why drivers use it

    Eyeballing the order of 20 stops costs real miles. Numbers beat instinct.

    100 stops, not 10

    Google Maps stops at 10 stops per route and never reorders them. Paste your whole day here — the planner finds the fastest visiting order, then hands Google Maps ready-to-drive legs.

    $0, no seats, no trial

    Route software charges per driver, per month, every month. This is free — we make desktop software for a living and give the browser tools away.

    Your list stays yours

    Your customer addresses are a customer list. They're never sent to our servers, never stored, never in anyone's export.

    How we compare

    The honest version: we do one thing — the fastest stop order — and skip the fleet-management suite.

     This plannerGoogle MapsRoute apps (per-seat)
    Stops per route10010100+
    Finds the fastest orderYesNo — drives your typed orderYes
    PriceFreeFree~$40–50 per driver / month
    Account requiredNoGoogle accountYes + onboarding
    Turn-by-turn navigationVia Google Maps handoffYesIn-app
    Driver tracking / proof of deliveryNo — by designNoYes
    Where your address list goesStays on your deviceGoogle's serversTheir cloud

    Three steps, about a minute

    1. Paste your stops

    One address per line, starting point first. Street addresses, place names, or lat, lng coordinates all work.

    2. Optimize

    Pick round trip, fixed last stop, or fastest end. The optimized order, total distance, and estimated drive time appear in seconds.

    3. Drive it

    Open the route in Google Maps for turn-by-turn (in legs of 10 — their cap), copy the ordered list, or print the manifest for the dashboard.

    Your customer list is worth more than the route.

    Every per-seat routing app keeps your stop history in its cloud. Here, the route is computed on your device and thrown away when you close the tab. Landscapers, couriers, home-care visits, estate sales — the addresses are nobody's business but yours.

    FAQ

    Is it really free? What's the catch?
    Free, up to 100 stops per route, no account, no watermark, no trial clock. We build free browser tools alongside our paid desktop software — this one stays free.
    How is this different from Google Maps?
    Google Maps caps a route at 10 stops and visits them in the exact order you typed — it never reorders them to save you time. This planner takes up to 100 stops, finds the fastest visiting order, then hands the result back to Google Maps in ready-to-navigate legs.
    Do you see or store my addresses?
    No. Your stop list is never sent to our servers and nothing is stored. To turn typed addresses into map positions, your browser queries the OpenStreetMap geocoding services directly; if you paste lat, lng coordinates instead of addresses, the entire route is computed on your device with no address ever leaving it.
    How accurate are the distance and drive-time numbers?
    They're estimates built for comparing route orders, adjusted for typical road layouts — good enough that the stop order comes out right. For exact directions, times, and live traffic, open the optimized route in Google Maps with one click.
    Can I plan routes for more than one driver?
    Not yet — today it optimizes one route at a time. Splitting stops across several drivers is on the roadmap; if that's what you need, say so with the one-click "I'd want that" button above so we build it sooner.
    Does it do round trips?
    Yes — round trip back to your start is the default. You can also pin the final stop (end at the depot, the post office, home) or let the route end wherever is fastest.
    Why does Google Maps open my route in more than one part?
    Google Maps only accepts 10 stops per navigation link — their cap, not ours. For bigger routes we split the optimized order into consecutive legs; finish one leg, tap the next. Each leg starts where the previous one ended.
    Does it work on a phone?
    Yes — it runs in the browser on iPhone and Android, and the Google Maps handoff opens straight into the Maps app. Same tool on Mac and Windows.
    Google Maps with more than 10 stops → Delivery route planner guide →

    Works on every device you use

    iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, or any modern browser — same tool, same code, same privacy.

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