For domestic shipping, shipping charges are usually determined based on the destination’s region or country.
You can set different shipping rates based on the weight of the package.
The shipping cost can be a fixed rate per weight bracket or dynamically calculated based on various factors such as distance, carrier, or package dimensions.
Here’s an example of a potential domestic shipping rate structure.
International Shipping:
International shipping charges tend to be higher due to longer distances and additional customs and handling fees.
Similar to domestic shipping, international shipping rates can be based on weight brackets.
Here’s an example of a potential international shipping rate structure.
Delivery Estimation:
Standard Delivery:
Standard delivery usually takes longer but is more economical.
Estimated delivery times can vary based on the carrier and the distance.
Here’s an example of standard delivery estimations:
Domestic: 5-7 business days
International: 7-14 business days
Express Delivery:
Express delivery is faster but comes at a higher cost.
It’s a premium service for customers who require quicker delivery.
Here’s an example of express delivery estimations:
Domestic: 2-3 business days
International: 3-5 business days
Integration:
Integrate shipping charges and delivery estimations seamlessly into your e-commerce platform’s checkout process.
Provide a clear breakdown of shipping costs and delivery times before customers finalize their purchase.
Allow customers to select their preferred shipping method during checkout.
Calculate shipping charges dynamically based on the destination, weight, and shipping method chosen by the customer.
Display estimated delivery times for each shipping option to manage customer expectations.
Update delivery status and provide tracking information once the order has been processed.
