Why Do You Need a Contract?
For private clients, a one-time request is enough.
But if you:
send shipments regularly,
operate as a company,
need additional services (fulfillment, labeling, storage, etc.),
— a contract saves time and gives you more flexibility.
What Does a Contract Provide?
Custom rates — based on volume, destination, and frequency
Fixed terms — no hidden fees or pricing surprises
Dedicated support — your own account manager
Simplified paperwork — all shipments are automatically tracked
Priority handling — especially useful during peak periods
How Are Custom Rates Calculated?
We analyze:
delivery routes
shipping frequency and volume
need for extra services (packing, labeling, fulfillment)
type and category of goods
Based on this, we prepare a flexible pricing plan.
It can be revised if your shipping volume grows or logistics requirements change.
What Can Be Covered in the Contract?
Delivery rates by zone or destination
Processing time and dispatch deadlines
API access and automated form generation
Payment terms (prepaid or postpaid)
Return handling and undelivered shipments policy
How to Sign a Contract?
Submit a request through our website or contact us directly
We’ll schedule a short briefing to review your volumes and routes
You’ll receive a custom offer and draft contract
Signing is available online (via digital signature or scanned copy)
After signing — access to your dashboard with rates and templates
Who Benefits Most?
Online stores and marketplaces
Distributors and suppliers
Businesses importing goods from the EU or China
Clients who need tracking, labeling, and cargo support
Summary
A contract is not just formal paperwork — it’s a tool for cost control and quality assurance.
It gives your business predictable rates and confidence in logistics processes.
Contact us to discuss the terms — we’ll find a solution tailored to your needs.