A freight price reflects the transport capacity and work needed to move your shipment. Cargo Euro Hub calculates each enquiry individually using the route, packed dimensions, gross weight, goods description and collection and delivery requirements.
The main inputs
| Input | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Collection and delivery postcodes | Defines the route and local access |
| Number and size of handling units | Shows the space required |
| Gross weight | Helps establish vehicle and handling suitability |
| Service and timing | Determines the transport arrangement |
| Loading facilities | Identifies equipment or access requirements |
| Customs and special handling | Adds work that must be scoped separately |
Compare the same shipment
Two offers are only comparable when their assumptions match. Check whether each includes the same collection arrangement, delivery equipment, appointment requirements and customs work. A lower headline figure can relate to a different service scope.
Give dimensions after packaging, including the pallet and any projection. If several units differ, list each type separately instead of providing a shipment average.
What happens after your enquiry
The manager checks the information and sends a quotation. If you accept, Cargo Euro Hub issues an invoice and proceeds with collection and carriage after payment under the agreed arrangements.
Tell the manager about changes before the vehicle is dispatched. An extra pallet, a heavier package or a delivery address with different access can require a new calculation.
Prepare the information for an accurate quote and review additional service charges.