Ordering from several US stores? Package consolidation lets you combine all those parcels into one box at our New Castle, Delaware warehouse, so you pay for one international shipment instead of several. We remove extra packaging, repack your items securely and ship worldwide with tracking. It is the easiest way to consolidate shipments and save money when you shop in the USA.
International shipping is priced by weight and box size, so every separate box carries its own fee. When you consolidate shipping into one well-packed box, you pay once and often reduce the volumetric weight too. Compare the cost of your final box with our shipping calculator.
Sign up free to get your US address and use it at checkout in any US store. When your packages reach our warehouse, go to Storage, add a customs declaration for each item, tick the packages you want to combine, click «Consolidate and Ship» and choose your delivery address. We combine them into one box and ship it to you.
To consolidate a package means combining several parcels from different US stores into a single shipment. We collect your packages, repack them at our US warehouse and send one consolidated box to your door.
The consolidation fee, also called the processing fee, is a $5 minimum when you consolidate 5 or fewer packages in one shipment, or $1 per package when you consolidate more than 5. Your shipping price then depends on your destination and the weight and size of the final box. Check it with our shipping calculator.
You get up to 30 days free storage on every account, and up to 210 days storage on our paid plans. After free storage ends, storage costs $1 per lb per day. Large or heavy packages can be stored for up to 30 days on all plans.
We prepare your consolidated shipment within 4–5 working days of your request. Need it sooner? Express Processing ($5) prepares it within 8 to 10 working hours. Once your box is ready, choose your courier and pay, and we hand it to the carrier.
No. Our international shipping rates are for door-to-door delivery and do not include customs duties, tariffs or taxes, which are set by your country. Many countries have a duty-free limit. See Payment & Taxes.
