Si alguna vez intentaste armar una ruta de reparto en Google Maps, ya conoces el problema: al llegar a la parada número diez, el botón de “Agregar destino” desaparece. Necesitas hacer 25 entregas y Google te deja planear 10. Llevo más de veinte años construyendo modelos de optimización de rutas para empresas, y en este artículo te muestro cómo hacer una ruta con más de 10 paradas en Google Maps — gratis, sin instalar nada y sin pagar una suscripción.
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Route4Me Alternative: A Free Optimizer, No Sales Call
If you’ve tried to get a straight price out of Route4Me, you’ve probably hit a “contact sales” button instead of a number. That’s the most common complaint I hear, and it’s usually why people start searching for a route4me alternative in the first place. I’ve spent twenty-plus years building routing and scheduling optimization for a living, so I built a free one for the operator who just wants to run a route, not book a demo call first.
RouteXL Alternatives: Free Multi-Stop Route Planners
I spent twenty-plus years building vehicle routing models for companies that paid serious money for them, so when I went looking at RouteXL alternatives recently, I wasn’t shopping — I was checking out the neighborhood. RouteXL is probably the best-known free multi-stop route planner on the internet, and for good reason: paste in your addresses, get them back in a sensible order, free up to 20 stops. But 20 stops is exactly where a lot of real delivery days start, and that’s where the free tier ends. This post is an honest tour of what’s out there — including the free VRP tool I built and run myself — and which one fits which kind of routing problem.
