You can set your shipping rates in three ways:
When a customer purchases your products, Amazon applies the flat per-shipment rate and the appropriate per-kilo or per-item shipping rate for the order.
Weight-based example:
Item-based example:
Price-banded shipping lets you create ranges or bands of order prices. Each price band has its own shipping rate. When a buyer purchases your products, Amazon reviews the total order value, identifies the band the total falls into, and then applies the shipping rate you specified for the price band.
Price-banded example:
Revenue band | Shipping fee |
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0.00 - 50.00 € | 10.00 € |
50.01 - 80.00 € | 5.00 € |
80.01 - up € | 0.00 € |
See how to use these options with shipping templates.
Weight-tiered shipping lets qualified sellers create tiers by order weight for freight shipping. Each weight tier has its own shipping rate. When a buyer purchases your products, Amazon identifies the tiers from the total order weight and then applies the flat per-shipment rate and the shipping rate for each weight tier that you have specified.
How weight-tiers work:
Weight tier | Shipping fee |
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0-100 kg | 0.50 €/kg |
Greater than 100 kg | 0.25 €/kg |
Flat rate (per order) | 5 € |
(100 kg * 0.50 €) + (50 kg * 0.25 €) + 5 €
Amazon calculates the total shipping charge to the buyer to be 67.50 € based on your tiered rates.