Are FedEx delivery times guaranteed?
We offer a money-back guarantee for every U.S. shipment. You may request a refund or credit of your shipping charges if we miss our published (or quoted, as in the case of FedEx SameDay®) delivery time by even 60 seconds. This guarantee applies to all U.S. shipments, commercial and residential, to all 50 states.
What is a good flat rate for shipping?
Flat rate options & Flat rate pricing:
| Flat rate box | Commercial base price | Price at post office |
|---|---|---|
| Small Flat Rate Box | $7.50 | $7.90 |
| Medium Flat Rate Box – 1 (top loading) | $12.80 | $14.35 |
| Medium Flat Rate Box – 2 (side-loading) | $12.80 | $14.35 |
| Large Flat Rate Box | $17.60 | $19.95 |
Is it cheaper to mail an envelope or a box?
If your package is 15.9 ounces or less, then using your own packaging with the First Class Package service will always be cheapest. If your package is over 1lb but it fits into any Flat Rate Envelope or the Small Flat Rate Box, those are the cheapest ways to go.
What is the difference between priority mail and flat rate?
A key difference between flat rate and Priority Mail lies in what you pay. If you were shipping a regular Priority Mail shipment in your own packaging, the USPS would charge you based on your item’s weight and the destination zone or country.
Does it cost more to send a package priority mail?
In addition to size and weight, you’ll want to think about where the package is going. Items traveling far distances will cost more with Priority Mail, but the cost is unchanged if you’re going the Flat Rate route.
Can I use my own padded envelope for priority mail?
First-Class Mail items weighing more than 13 ounces is called Priority Mail. If you use your own envelope or box for Priority Mail, identify it with the marking, “Priority Mail.” Priority Mail packaging provided by the USPS must be used only for Priority Mail.
Is it cheaper to ship through UPS or USPS?
UPS is often more expensive than USPS due to fees and surcharges, especially when it comes to shipping smaller packages. Generally, USPS offers much better rates when shipping smaller packages less than two lbs., though UPS typically is a better choice when shipping larger, heavier packages by offering superior value.