Understand your shipping costs

DDP Small-Parcel Shipping Pricing

Know what you are paying for. BiaoJu reviews the destination, product, packed size and handling you need to prepare a shipment-specific quote—not a one-size-fits-all price.

Page updated: 15 September 2026. Current rates are confirmed in a dated proposal.
Shipping quote structure
Cost itemWhat shapes itWhat your quote should show
TransportDestination, eligible service and chargeable weightRate, currency and weight rule
Warehouse handlingReceiving, packing materials and label work requestedIncluded work and separately priced work
Import clearance, duties & taxesProduct, declared value and destination import arrangementSeller-side DDP costs and payment arrangements
Final deliveryAddress type, carrier coverage and delivery requirementsDelivery scope and applicable area fees
ExceptionsAddress changes, inspections, storage or returnsCharge basis and who authorizes extra work

Before you approve: total price, currency, validity, estimated service window and any information still needed. Amounts are confirmed after shipment review.

Example structure only—not a live rate or a customer quotation.

Start with what you know

Share the destination country, product, expected volume and your main shipping question. If packing details are not ready, start by WhatsApp or email. Confirmed packed weight and dimensions are needed for final pricing; a postcode is not required for the initial conversation.

Review the chargeable weight

Actual weight and volumetric weight can produce different charges. Ask for the service’s divisor, rounding and minimum-charge rules, then check packaging options without removing the protection the product needs.

Product and customs inputs

Product description, material and use, declared value, commodity classification if known, battery or regulated-goods details, importer arrangement and required customs scope.

Fulfillment inputs

Receiving pattern, SKU count, storage profile, order volume, units per order, pick and pack work, packaging, inserts, kitting, returns and exception handling.

What the proposal should state

Currency, validity period, chargeable-weight basis, included services, taxes and duties treatment, excluded events, estimated service window and information awaiting confirmation.

Questions to confirm before booking

These answers are planning guidance. The dated proposal and signed agreement define the actual service scope.

Why is a shipping price not useful without shipment facts?

Chargeable weight, product restrictions, customs scope, handling work, destination conditions and volume can all change the basis of a proposal. A useful quote identifies the inputs, currency, validity, included work, exclusions and information still awaiting confirmation.

How should two cross-border shipping proposals be compared?

Use the same product description, declared value, cartons, route, destination and expected volume for both. Then compare the chargeable-weight rule, customs and tax scope, delivery conditions, exclusions, validity period and exception charges—not only the headline rate.

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