100 stops, free
Plan up to 100 stops per route without an account, card or published daily route quota.
Free multi-stop route planner
Free route planner for up to 100 stops
Paste or import your addresses and SortMyStops puts them in an efficient driving order, then hands the finished route to Google Maps. Ten times the stop limit you get in Google Maps, with no account and no card.
A complete route workflow, not just a stop count
Load the list, review address matches, optimize the order and hand the route to your navigation app.
100
stops per route
No account
start immediately
XLSX + CSV
paste or upload
Map review
fix uncertain matches
Fixed endpoints
lock start and finish
QR hand-off
move it to your phone
Built for long stop lists
Paste it from a spreadsheet
Copy a column of addresses out of Excel, Google Sheets or a CSV, drop it in, and fix any bad matches on a map before you drive.
No sign-up, no subscription
Open the page and start. There is nothing to install, no trial to cancel and no payment details to hand over.
Less backtracking
A better stop order can remove crosstown loops and the extra miles and fuel that go with them.
Plan on any device
Build the route on a laptop at the depot, then pull it up on your phone in the truck. Nothing to sync.
Opens in your navigation app
Open the finished route in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze or OsmAnd. Long routes are split into legs automatically.
Plan and start a route in four steps
- 1
Add your addresses
Type, paste or import
- 2
Optimize the order
Find an efficient order
- 3
Check the route
Review it on the map
- 4
Start driving
Open in Google Maps
For deliveries and service calls
Delivering packages, collecting returns or driving between service calls? Optimize the full list at once, then open it in Google Maps.
- Up to 100 stops on one route
- Spreadsheet import with address checking
- Hands off to the app you already use
Better order, fewer miles
The planner compares drive times between every pair of stops and builds an efficient sequence, so you are not eyeballing a map to decide what comes next.
- Fewer crosstown backtracks
- Drive-time based, not straight-line
- Free with no account required
Frequently asked questions
How do I plan a route with multiple stops?
Add your addresses or ZIP codes, pick a start and end if you need one, then choose Optimize route. Sort My Stops works out an efficient stop order and hands it to your navigation app.
How do I add more than 10 stops to Google Maps?
Google Maps supports 10 locations total: a starting point plus up to nine destinations, arranged in the order you set. Optimize up to 100 stops in Sort My Stops first, then open the result in Google Maps. Longer routes are split into legs automatically.
Is there a free route planner with no stop limit?
No free route planner is literally unlimited. Sort My Stops supports up to 100 stops per route, with no account or published daily route quota. Larger multi-driver jobs need dispatch software.
Does it work out the best order for my stops?
Yes. The planner compares drive times between your stops and builds an efficient visiting order. You can still drag stops afterwards if you know something the map does not.
Can I import addresses from Excel?
Yes. Paste a column of addresses or upload an .xlsx or .csv file. Anything that does not match cleanly is flagged so you can correct it on a map before you drive.
Can I open the route on my phone with a QR code?
Yes. After optimizing, scan the QR code to open the route on your phone, print a QR pack for the day, or use the mobile route mode.
Which navigation apps are supported?
You can open routes and individual stops in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze and OsmAnd. Long routes are divided into legs that fit each app's own limits.
What is the difference between the shortest route and the fastest route?
The shortest route minimizes miles; the fastest minimizes estimated travel time. Sort My Stops orders stops using drive-time data rather than straight-line distance.
Which states does it cover?
Sort My Stops covers the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC. Alaska, Hawaii and the US territories are not supported yet.
For businesses and fleets
Does your team plan routes every day? We are putting together a professional version with multiple drivers, time windows, service durations and API access.
Interested? Email contact@sortmystops.com and tell us how many stops and drivers you run.
Sort My Stops covers the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC. Alaska, Hawaii and the US territories are not supported yet. If you need them, email contact@sortmystops.com and we will let you know when they land.