Vary a markup by amount, weight or number of products

Charge a markup that changes with the order, for example $1.00 handling up to 10 lb, $2.50 from 10 lb and $5.00 from 50 lb. You do this with a markup Table.

Steps

  1. In the sidebar, select Markups, then Add a markup (or Edit an existing one).
  2. Choose the Shipping method and, if needed, limit When it applies.
  3. In Markup, select Table.
  4. Choose a Basis (see below).
  5. Fill in From and Charge, smallest From first, starting at 0. Select Add Another Row for more rows.
  6. Optional: set Add at least … but no more than ….
  7. Select Save Markup.

The Markup card with Table selected, Basis set to Weight and three rows: from 0 lbs. $1.00, from 10 lbs. $2.50, from 50 lbs. $5.00

Choose a basis

Basis Tier is picked by Charge adds
Amount Value (see the setting below) A fixed amount
Amount (Percentage) Value (see the setting below) A percentage of the shipping rate
Weight Weight A fixed amount
Weight (Percentage) Weight A percentage of the shipping rate
Products Number of units A fixed amount
Products (Percentage) Number of units A percentage of the shipping rate

The row used is the last row whose From is less than or equal to the value, just like a shipping rule table.

What "Amount" is based on

Base table-amount markup rules on, in Settings, decides the value an Amount table looks at:

  • Package value — the value of the products in each box.
  • Order value — the whole order's value.
  • Shipping rate — the method's shipping rate.

See Global shipping settings explained.

Examples

Basis Weight:

From Charge
0 1.00
10 2.50
50 5.00

A 6 lb package adds $1.00; a 12 lb package adds $2.50.

Basis Amount (Percentage), based on Shipping rate:

From Charge
0 20
25 10

A $15 rate adds 20% ($3.00). A $40 rate adds 10% ($4.00).

If your orders often pack into more than one box, test a multi-box cart in the Shipping Estimator to confirm the markup comes out as you expect.

Check that it works

Test carts on each side of your tiers in the Shipping Estimator. See Test your rates with the Shipping Estimator.

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