Enter your box dimensions and weight to see the volumetric and chargeable weight for each carrier. The divisors are the same ones our shipping calculator uses.
| Carrier | Divisor | Volumetric weight | Chargeable weight |
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Chargeable weight = the higher of actual and volumetric weight, rounded up to the next 0.5 kg (the usual rule for international express; the exact rounding can differ by service).
See prices for this packageVolumetric (dimensional) weight reflects how much space a package takes up. It is calculated as length × width × height in centimetres divided by the carrier's divisor — 5000 for most international express services.
Carriers charge for the higher of the actual weight and the volumetric weight (the chargeable weight), usually rounded up to the next 0.5 kg.
Desi is the term used in Turkey for volumetric weight in domestic shipping: length × width × height (cm) / 3000. International express carriers use 5000 instead, so the same box weighs less volumetrically abroad.
Use the smallest box that protects the product, avoid empty space and bulky filling, and measure the box after packing — carriers measure the longest points of the parcel.
