Do not guess delivery cost from the product price. Record where the parcel starts, the destination, parcel size and weight, urgency, packaging needs, and whether pickup or drop-off is required. Check a carrier’s current rate and ask about surcharges, remote-area coverage, tracking, and failed delivery attempts.
Decide how you will present the charge: a fixed fee for a defined area, a quote after the customer shares a location, or collection where suitable. State what the fee covers before the customer confirms the order. Keep a record of the quoted and actual cost so you can spot routes where your pricing is consistently short.
Carrier rates and coverage change, so verify each quote rather than copying an old price list. Make your delivery terms clear on your KobStore listing; create a storefront and tell buyers what information you need for an accurate delivery quote.
