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Routerra

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Routerra is a multi-stop delivery route planner for drivers and small businesses that need to import stops, optimize routes, and navigate in Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps. It offers a free plan plus paid options for higher stop limits and AI import.

Routerra

Overview

Routerra is a multi-stop delivery route planner built for drivers and small businesses that need to organize many stops quickly. It turns lists, spreadsheets, and photos into route-ready stops, then optimizes the order with traffic, time windows, and other routing constraints.

The product is positioned for delivery drivers, Amazon Flex users, couriers, and businesses that need to plan routes on desktop and navigate on mobile. It supports handoff to Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps and offers both a free plan and paid options for higher stop limits and AI import.

Core features

AI stop import from text, files, and images

Add stops by pasting addresses, uploading a spreadsheet, or snapping a photo. Routerra’s AI extracts addresses from lists, manifests, package labels, and screenshots so you can skip manual entry.

Constraint-aware route optimization

Optimize routes with live or real-time traffic, time windows, priorities, service times, vehicle type, and avoid settings. The optimizer can build routes around the constraints you set.

Manual editing controls

Reorder stops manually when plans change. You can drag stops, select positions, and adjust the route before exporting or driving it.

Flexible export and navigation

Send routes to Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps, or export as CSV, XLSX, PDF, or a read-only link. That keeps the route usable for both solo drivers and teams.

Drive mode for delivery execution

Use Drive Mode to step through stops, mark deliveries completed or skipped, add notes, and jump to any location in the route. It supports on-the-road status tracking without leaving the route view.

Saved route preferences

Set defaults for start location, service time, optimize-by preference, vehicle type, and road-avoidance rules so recurring routes follow the same setup.

Common use cases

  • Multi-stop delivery route planning

    Paste or upload a stop list, optimize the order, and launch the route in a navigation app. This is the main workflow for drivers who want to save time before a shift starts.

  • Amazon Flex route optimization

    Import stops from screenshots in the Flex app, optimize the route, and follow a sequence that reduces backtracking. The site specifically highlights this scenario for Amazon Flex drivers.

  • Desktop planning with mobile navigation

    Plan a route on desktop, then use Drive Mode to navigate stop by stop on the road. This fits couriers and field workers who need both planning and execution in one flow.

  • Appointment-based routing

    Set arrival windows, priorities, and service times for stops such as appointments or customer deliveries. The route optimizer uses those constraints when building the order.

  • Sharing routes with others

    Use read-only links, CSV/XLSX exports, or PDF output when a route needs to be shared or kept outside the app. The site presents these options for teams and operational handoff.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Accepts stops from pasted lists, spreadsheets, and images, which reduces manual retyping.
  • Supports traffic-aware optimization along with time windows and service durations for more structured routes.
  • Works with familiar navigation apps, including Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps.
  • Offers a free plan, plus a paid tier for higher stop limits and AI import.
  • Includes Drive Mode for marking stops completed or skipped while on the route.

Cons

  • The site’s public pricing and feature details do not fully document every limit, so some workflow details may need to be confirmed in the app.
  • Advanced team and fleet features are only listed as coming soon on the pricing page, so collaborative dispatch use is not fully available from the public pages.

FAQ

How do I build and navigate a route in Routerra?

Routerra lets you add stops from a pasted list, spreadsheet, or photo, then optimize the route and send it to Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps for navigation.

Is there a free plan and what does Pro include?

The source shows a free plan with up to 20 stops per route and a Pro plan starting at $8 per month for 200 stops, AI import, and traffic-aware optimization. Annual billing is also offered for Pro.

Can I plan routes on a computer and navigate on my phone?

Yes. Routerra’s route-planning workflow is designed to work on desktop and then hand off navigation to a phone through Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps.

What types of stop imports does Routerra support?

The feature pages and home page show imports from text lists, spreadsheets such as CSV and Excel files, and images or screenshots that AI can read into stops.

Who is Routerra for?

The product site presents Routerra as a delivery route planner for multi-stop delivery routes, Amazon Flex drivers, couriers, small business delivery, and field service or sales routes.

Quick Facts

Category
Delivery route planner
Primary users
Delivery drivers, couriers, Amazon Flex users, and small businesses
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Navigation apps
Google Maps, Waze, Apple Maps
Pricing model
Free plan available; paid Pro plan starts at $8 per month