Choose a route using packed dimensions, destination and product type. A seller price or another buyer’s transit time is not a quote.
The official estimator asks for destination, warehouse, weight in grams, parcel dimensions and item category. Use those inputs instead of assuming a fixed price per kilogram.
Liquids, batteries and some goods limit route choices.
Boxes, protection and route rounding affect billing.
Compare tax collection, insurance and transit estimates.
Volumetric weight is length × width × height divided by the route’s divisor. Volumetric routes may use the greater of actual and volume weight, then apply minimums and billing increments. The official calculator explains a 6000 cm³/kg volume example, but your selected route can have different billing rules.
Processing, dispatch, export, customs and local delivery are separate stages. Keep the route and milestones when comparing community reports. Official terms describe third-party logistics and customs risks.
Read route tax terms and current destination rules. A “tax-free” label does not remove declaration duties or guarantee release. Check customs notes.