Summary

 

This article explains how delivery prices are added up.

 

To provide flexibility to clients, our delivery system allows you to setup your delivery pricing in a number of different ways to suit a number of different scenarios. This article explains how the prices from all the different aspects of delivery are added up when it comes to checking out.

 

 

Formula for how delivery prices are added up

 

A. Base charge for the delivery option

B. Surcharge for each item

C. Price for the relevant price band or weight band

D. surcharge for the Delivery Zones, eg continents (if applicable)

E. surcharge for the delivery country (if applicable)

F. Surcharge for the postcode (if applicable)

PLUS
G. Individual surcharges for individual items (if applicable)

 

Example 1

 

Your standard delivery option has a base charge of £5, and a per item surcharge of £1. Your standard delivery option is set up to use price bands, and the applicable price band has a fee of £10.

 

There are 3 items in the basket.

 

Your business is in the UK, and the customer's delivery address is in the UK. As the customer is in the same country as you, there are no applicable surcharges for this customer's delivery zone (eg continent).

 

Your customer's postcode does not fall into an area with a postcode surcharge.

 

So the customer will be charged as follows:-

 

G. Individual surcharges for individual items (if applicable) - £0

 

Total delivery charge = £18

 

 

Example 2

 

• The customer is in Germany, and your Delivery Zones (eg Continent) settings are configured so customers in Europe are charged a surcharge of £15
   
• One of the items in their basket is a bulky item, and as such you have an individual item delivery surcharge setup for that item of £10