Know your
finish time
before race day.
Connect Strava, bring your race course, and get a mile-by-mile pace plan tuned to the actual course — climbs, descents, heat, altitude, all of it.
Whether it's your first race or your fiftieth.
A flat-pace finish-time guess works for the world's three flat marathons. For everywhere else — every climb, every hot afternoon, every first race — you need a plan that knows the course in front of you.
Reads your course
Upload your race GPX or pick from our small curated library. Whatever you're running — first 5K to first 100 — we read the actual hills.
Reads your training
Three runs is enough. Your training tells us how you actually run hills — not how fast you can run a flat 5K under perfect conditions.
Reads race day
Hot forecast? High altitude? Tell us, and the plan adjusts — so the splits you take to the start line still work when you get there.
Course in, plan out.
Drop in a race file, and Route Pacer reads every climb and descent, runs it against your training, and hands back a split plan you can download and keep. Three steps, about 90 seconds.
How the whole thing works →Send your runners home with a plan.
We're building a way for race directors to pre-load their official course into Route Pacer — every runner who lands on the page gets a personalised pace plan for your race — climbs, descents, conditions, and all. Free for runners. Free for you. Want to be one of the first races on board? Drop us a line.
Popular races we keep on file
Click a race to load the official course and get your split plan — no Strava connection required.
The plan is right there. Ready when you are.
Free, fast, and your training stays your training. Build a plan in the time it takes to walk to the kitchen.
Plan my race →