Shipping tools and calculators

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Last reviewed on October 31, 2026.

Featured tools

Multi-carrier rate calculator

The starting point for most shipments โ€” see USPS, UPS, FedEx, and DHL side by side before you commit to a label.

Delivery time estimator

Set realistic expectations with the recipient. Customs adds days that the carrier's "transit time" alone doesn't reflect.

How to use these tools together

The tools are designed to follow the order in which most shipments are actually planned:

  1. Start with the rate calculator to see which services and carriers are even in range for your package weight and destination. Eliminate the obviously expensive options.
  2. Run the same shipment through the delivery estimator. Two services with similar prices can have very different arrival windows once customs clearance is factored in.
  3. Use the weight converter when filling out the customs form. Imperial-to-metric mistakes on CN22/CN23 forms are a surprisingly common source of customs flags.

What the tools won't do

  • They won't generate live carrier quotes. Rates shown are reference figures based on the carriers' published service guides. Account discounts, fuel surcharges, and remote-area fees move the actual price.
  • They won't book a label. When you have your carrier picked, you book directly on the carrier's website.
  • They won't give an exact duty figure. Duty depends on HS classification at the destination, so the duty calculator gives an estimate. See duties and taxes for how it works.