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Compare live rates and estimate costs across UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL. DIM weight, freight class, insurance, landed cost, and more. No signup required.

Carrier rates updated daily from live APIs - always current, never stale.

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Compare rates and estimate costs across UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL.

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πŸ“¦Packaging & Dimensions

Optimize package dimensions, calculate DIM weight, and avoid oversized fees.

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πŸ’΅Cost & Margins

Understand the true cost of shipping and its impact on your profit margins.

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πŸ›‘οΈInsurance & Risk

Protect your shipments and understand the true cost of loss and coverage.

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LTL freight, landed cost, duties, and logistics planning tools.

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About These Shipping Calculators

ShippingCalculators.net provides free tools for anyone who ships packages - from individual sellers to high-volume e-commerce merchants. Our calculators cover carrier rates, dimensional weight, packaging optimization, freight classification, shipping insurance, landed cost, and more.

All calculations are for estimation purposes. Actual carrier rates depend on your negotiated discounts, surcharges, and current pricing. Always verify final costs with your carrier or shipping platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DIM weight calculator?

A DIM weight calculator computes the dimensional (volumetric) weight of a package by dividing its volume (length x width x height) by a carrier-specific divisor. UPS and FedEx use 139; USPS uses 166. You are billed for whichever is greater - actual weight or DIM weight.

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What is freight class and how is it calculated?

Freight class is an NMFC rating from 50 to 500 used by LTL carriers to price shipments. It is primarily based on density (weight per cubic foot). Higher density means a lower class number and lower shipping rates.

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Do I need shipping insurance?

Carriers include limited default liability - typically $100. If your shipments are worth more than $100, you should consider carrier declared value coverage or third-party shipping insurance. Third-party insurers charge around $0.55 per $100, compared to $1.00-$2.45 per $100 through the carrier.

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What is the difference between declared value and shipping insurance?

Declared value is not insurance - it is a carrier liability cap. True shipping insurance from third-party providers offers broader coverage, faster claims processing, and often covers scenarios carriers exclude.

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How do I calculate volumetric weight for international shipping?

For international air freight, use the IATA standard: volumetric weight (kg) = (length cm x width cm x height cm) / 6000. You are charged whichever is greater - actual weight or volumetric weight.

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