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How to create shipping rate?
Shipping rates define how much customers pay for delivery to specific regions or countries. You can create multiple shipping rates under each shipping rule, depending on factors like delivery speed, weight, or order value.
Steps to Create a Shipping Rate
- Log in to your eCommerce admin panel and navigate to Settings → Shipping page.
- Click on the existing Shipping Rule for which you want to create a rate.
- Click Create Shipping Rate and enter the details
- Name: Enter a descriptive name for the rate (e.g., Standard Shipping, Express Delivery, or Free Shipping).
- Price: Set the cost associated with this rate.
- You can define (optional) conditions for the rate:
- Based on Item Price: The shipping rate is applied according to the total order value.
- Based on Item Weight: The shipping rate is applied according to the total order weight.
- Click Save to finalize the setup. The rate will now appear under the selected shipping rule.
Note: Each shipping rule must have at least one shipping rate for customers to complete checkout successfully.