Free tools / Pallet & space calculator
Enter how many pallets you store. We’ll estimate the pallet positions, floor area and square feet you need.
Example values only — replace them with your own numbers. This is an estimate, not a warehouse layout.
Pallet positions = peak pallets + growth. Floor spots = positions ÷ levels. Net area = spots × pallet footprint (plus a few inches of clearance). Total square feet = net area ÷ (1 − aisle share). In public warehousing you pay per pallet position; for leased space you pay per square foot — see the warehouse cost guide and the cost calculator.
In the U.S. the most common pallet (GMA) is 48 × 40 inches, about 13.3 sq ft. Change the size if yours is different.
Warehouses need aisles for forklifts, dock areas and offices. In a racked warehouse, aisles and docks often take 40–60% of the floor.
In pallet racking, often 3–5 levels depending on ceiling height (clear height) and pallet weight. Floor-stacked pallets usually go 1–3 high if the goods can bear it.
Browse warehouses, 3PL and fulfillment companies and cold storage by state and city, then contact them directly. Read our cost guide and use the pallet calculator first.
Estimates only — real prices vary by company, date and demand. Get written, delivered quotes from sellers.
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