Estimate freight. Then get real owner ideas.
Build a transparent SEA dry-bulk planning range, then hand the same cargo to CharterPulse to check suitable owners, operators and open tonnage. The estimate is the starting point; the cargo desk is where real market work begins.
Paste the order you already have.
CharterPulse can pull the cargo, quantity, route, laycan, rates, vessel class and gear clues from common broker shorthand. You review every field before anything is saved or circulated.
Dry-bulk freight estimator
What changed recently around the voyage.
Authority-backed origin and destination developments are kept separate from the freight model, then linked to the routes they can affect.
Loading current route intelligence…
Reviewing the latest stored authority evidence.
More than a distance calculator.
CharterPulse stores market observations and checks each voyage against recent charter deals, ship availability, ship earnings, fuel prices, cargo flows, port activity, port changes and loading risks.
Fresh information matters more. Old signals lose weight, future shipments use less of today’s spot market, and mixed signals make the range wider instead of pretending the answer is exact.
Explore Southeast Asia’s dry bulk routes.
Use route guides to understand the cargo, vessel and port assumptions worth checking before you run an estimate or ask for current market information.
Indonesia → Philippines coal cluster
Browse canonical port-pair scenarios from Samarinda, Balikpapan and Banjarmasin to five Philippine discharge ports.
East Kalimantan → Koh Sichang
55kt thermal-coal freight benchmark context and voyage planning considerations.
Dry bulk cargo planning
Start with cargo-specific assumptions before checking a real shipment against the market.
Plan your route, cargo and vessel.
Use practical route, cargo, port and vessel guides to understand the assumptions that can change a voyage before you request a market check.
SEA dry-bulk routes and guides
Browse route, cargo, vessel and port planning information in one place.
How the model works
See the planning inputs, limits and assumptions behind the indicative range.
Model vs live market
Know when to use the estimator and when to request current owner ideas or vessel availability.