Up to 100 stops for free
Optimise up to 100 addresses or postcodes anywhere in the UK. No account required.
Add or import up to 100 UK addresses. Our free multi-stop route planner quickly optimises the order of your stops and opens the finished route in Google Maps or your favourite navigation app.
Plan every stop in the right order
Add addresses, optimise the route and start navigating — all from your browser.
Optimise up to 100 addresses or postcodes anywhere in the UK. No account required.
Start planning immediately in your browser. There is nothing to install and no payment details to enter.
A better stop order means fewer avoidable detours and less time spent planning your day.
Use the planner on your computer, tablet or phone, then take the finished route with you.
Open your optimised route in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze or OsmAnd.
Ideal for deliveries, service calls, sales visits and any journey with multiple stops.
Type your stops, paste a list from Excel or import a file. The planner checks UK addresses and postcodes as you go.
The planner calculates an efficient stop order based on driving time and distance.
Check the map, total distance, estimated journey time and stop order before you leave.
Send the route to your phone and open it in Google Maps or your favourite navigation app.
Add your addresses or UK postcodes, choose a start and finish if needed, then click "Optimise route". Fastest Route calculates an efficient stop order that is ready to open in your navigation app.
Add and optimise up to 100 addresses in Fastest Route first. You can then open the result in Google Maps; longer routes are divided into practical sections automatically.
Fastest Route is a free browser-based multi-stop route planner. It arranges your stops and lets you continue in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze or OsmAnd.
Yes. The planner compares journey times between your stops and calculates an efficient visiting order. You can still move stops manually afterwards.
You can add up to 100 addresses, for example by pasting a list from Excel. This is useful for couriers, technicians, salespeople and field teams.
Yes. After optimisation, scan the QR code to open the route on your phone, print a QR pack or use the mobile route mode.
You can open routes and stops in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze and OsmAnd. Long routes are automatically divided into convenient parts.
Yes. Fastest Route arranges addresses in a logical order to reduce unnecessary trips.
The shortest route minimises distance, while the fastest route prioritises journey time. Fastest Route uses travel-time data to find an efficient order for all your stops.
Does your team plan multiple routes every day? For couriers, technicians and field teams, we can prepare a solution for professional use.
Are you interested in the professional version? Write to us: contact@fastestroute.co.uk.
Add addresses or postcodes, optimise their order and open the finished route in Google Maps — free and without an account.
Optimise up to 100 addresses or postcodes anywhere in the UK. No account required.
Start planning immediately in your browser. There is nothing to install and no payment details to enter.
A better stop order means fewer avoidable detours and less time spent planning your day.
Use the planner on your computer, tablet or phone, then take the finished route with you.
Open your optimised route in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze or OsmAnd.
Ideal for deliveries, service calls, sales visits and any journey with multiple stops.
Type or paste stops
Find the best stop order
Check the route on the map
Open in Google Maps
Making deliveries, collections or customer visits? Optimise every address in one go, then open the route directly in Google Maps.
The planner compares journey times and creates an efficient stop order, saving you from arranging the whole list by hand.
Add your addresses or UK postcodes, choose a start and finish if needed, then click "Optimise route". Fastest Route calculates an efficient stop order that is ready to open in your navigation app.
Add and optimise up to 100 addresses in Fastest Route first. You can then open the result in Google Maps; longer routes are divided into practical sections automatically.
Fastest Route is a free browser-based multi-stop route planner. It arranges your stops and lets you continue in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze or OsmAnd.
Yes. The planner compares journey times between your stops and calculates an efficient visiting order. You can still move stops manually afterwards.
You can add up to 100 addresses, for example by pasting a list from Excel. This is useful for couriers, technicians, salespeople and field teams.
Yes. After optimisation, scan the QR code to open the route on your phone, print a QR pack or use the mobile route mode.
You can open routes and stops in Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze and OsmAnd. Long routes are automatically divided into convenient parts.
Yes. Fastest Route arranges addresses in a logical order to reduce unnecessary trips.
The shortest route minimises distance, while the fastest route prioritises journey time. Fastest Route uses travel-time data to find an efficient order for all your stops.
Does your team plan multiple routes every day? For couriers, technicians and field teams, we can prepare professional solutions, such as multi-user accounts, integration with your systems and API access.
For example, a professional plan could account for working hours, service times, breaks and multiple drivers when dividing a day's addresses into routes.
Are you interested in the professional version? Write to us: contact@fastestroute.co.uk , and we'll get back to you.
Fastest Route | Free multi-stop route planner for the UK
Have a question or opinion? Write to us: contact@fastestroute.co.uk.
Address data: Postcodes.io / OpenStreetMap. Supplementary data and map: OpenStreetMap contributors.
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