Calculate freight prices from package weight, size, and mileage. Include fuel, insurance, and accessorial fees. View accurate totals, charts, exports, and practical examples instantly.
This chart shows how the final shipping total changes as chargeable weight changes.
| Shipment | Packages | Chargeable Weight | Distance | Service | Total Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronics Carton | 2 | 18.40 kg | 650 km | Standard Road | $96.75 |
| Medical Supplies | 1 | 9.80 kg | 1150 km | Express Air | $143.10 |
| Retail Restock | 4 | 42.00 kg | 420 km | Economy Road | $141.28 |
| Export Sample Batch | 3 | 26.50 kg | 2200 km | Standard Air | $252.44 |
Volumetric Weight per Package = (Length × Width × Height) ÷ Volumetric Divisor
Total Volumetric Weight = Volumetric Weight per Package × Package Count
Actual Total Weight = Actual Weight per Package × Package Count
Chargeable Weight = Maximum of Actual Total Weight and Total Volumetric Weight
Base Charge = Chargeable Weight × Base Rate per kg
Distance Charge = Distance × Distance Rate per km
Transport Charge = (Base Charge + Distance Charge) × Service Multiplier × Mode Multiplier
Fuel Surcharge = Transport Charge × Fuel Surcharge %
Insurance Charge = Declared Value × Insurance %
Subtotal = Transport Charge + Fuel + Insurance + Handling + Packaging + Optional Fees
Discount Amount = Subtotal × Discount %
Tax = (Subtotal − Discount Amount) × Tax %
Grand Total = (Subtotal − Discount Amount) + Tax
Chargeable weight is the billable weight used by carriers. It is usually the higher value between actual shipment weight and volumetric weight.
Large but light packages take up valuable vehicle space. Carriers therefore compare cubic size against actual mass and charge the higher figure.
Yes. Fuel surcharges can noticeably raise the final bill, especially on air and long-distance shipments. Updating this percentage keeps estimates realistic.
Yes. Domestic and international pricing can both be estimated here. Add customs fees, remote area charges, and suitable service multipliers when needed.
You can include handling, packaging, insurance, customs, remote delivery, weekend service, residential delivery, and fragile shipment fees for better estimates.
Insurance is calculated as a percentage of declared shipment value. Higher declared values usually increase protection cost and final shipping price.
Package count helps scale total actual weight, volumetric weight, and some fixed add-on fees. This improves pricing accuracy for multi-carton shipments.
Update rates whenever your carrier revises contracts, fuel tables, or route fees. Frequent updates keep estimates aligned with real invoices.
Important Note: All the Calculators listed in this site are for educational purpose only and we do not guarentee the accuracy of results. Please do consult with other sources as well.