SpeedyRoute is gone. Here's where to plan your routes now.
SpeedyRoute shut down in February 2025, and speedyroute.com now sends you to Delivery Planner. If you came looking for somewhere new to put a list of stops in order, here are your options, side by side.
- Free for up to 50 addresses
- No credit card
- No app to install
The short answer
Updated
SpeedyRoute shut down in February 2025, and speedyroute.com now redirects to deliveryplanner.com, a free web planner from Spoke (formerly Circuit) that takes up to 20 stops without an account. Lite Route Planner is free for up to 50 addresses, with unlimited routes and unlimited optimizations, and it saves your addresses and routes, imports Excel or CSV, and sends routes to drivers' phones. Both run in a web browser.
What happened to SpeedyRoute
SpeedyRoute shut down in February 2025. If you go to speedyroute.com today, you land on deliveryplanner.com, a free web route planner made by Spoke, the company formerly called Circuit.
Delivery Planner takes up to 20 stops and doesn't ask you to make an account. For a quick one-off list, that's convenient. If you plan more than 20 stops, or the same customers every week, you'll want something that keeps your list.
If your addresses are in a spreadsheet, or you can paste them as a list, you can be planning again in a few minutes.
Delivery Planner and Lite
The planner speedyroute.com now redirects to, next to ours. Checked October 2026.
| Feature | Lite | Delivery Planner |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for up to 50 addresses | Free |
| Stops | Up to 50 addresses free; up to 500 per route on paid plans | Up to 20 |
| Account | Free account, sign in with an emailed code | No account needed |
| Saves your addresses and routes | Unlimited routes | Not stated |
| Driver app | Runs in the phone's browser | Not stated |
| Visit history per stop | Yes | Not stated |
Delivery Planner is made by Spoke, which also sells a Route Planner app for one person and Spoke Dispatch for teams. See Spoke (Circuit) alternatives.
Other free ways to plan a multi-stop route
Checked October 2026. Every free planner has a limit; here's where each one is.
Lite: up to 50 addresses
Free for up to 50 addresses, with unlimited routes and unlimited optimizations. Saved routes, spreadsheet import and a driver app with nothing to install.
MapQuest: 26 stops
Free with ads, and it can re-order stops with the first and last fixed. Saving needs an account. MapQuest alternatives.
RouteXL: 20 stops
A free web optimizer, then day or month passes in euros. No driver app. RouteXL alternatives.
Apple Maps: 15 stops
Multi-stop driving routes on iPhone with iOS 16 or later, in the order you add them. Apple Maps multiple stops.
Google Maps: 10 places
Free directions for your start plus 9 stops, kept in the order you enter them. Google Maps alternatives.
Spoke app: 10 stops per route
A native phone app for one driver. The free tier is 10 stops per route, and paid plans start at $9.99 a month. Spoke alternatives.
Pick up where SpeedyRoute left off
- 1
Make a free account
Enter your email and type the code we send you. No password, no credit card.
- 2
Bring your list
Paste addresses one per line, upload an Excel or CSV file, or paste cells from Google Sheets. Anything that can't be placed is flagged for you to fix.
- 3
Make a route
Draw a loop around the stops on the map, or click pins to add them one at a time.
- 4
Optimize
Press Optimize, and choose whether the route ends at the last stop or comes back to the start.
- 5
Drive it
Open the route on your phone and tap each stop to open it in Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze. Mark it Visited when you leave.
Delivery Planner or Lite
Choose Lite if
- You have more than 20 stops
- You plan the same customers again and want them saved
- Someone else drives, or you want to check stops off as you go
- You want spreadsheet import that keeps your extra columns
Choose Delivery Planner if
- You have 20 stops or fewer and want an answer without making an account
- It's a one-off list you won't need again