Hovership Delivery pricing

Rates built around the real work.

Delivery pricing is operational. We quote the shipment profile, lane, service, and volume together—so the number reflects how you actually ship.

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  • Profile first.

    Weight, dimensions, service, and handling shape the rate.

  • Lane specific.

    Coverage and operating density are evaluated where you ship.

  • Easy to compare.

    Use your current rate structure as the baseline and we’ll make the assumptions explicit.

What shapes the quote

Four inputs. One useful quote.

The more closely the input reflects your operation, the more useful the proposal becomes.

  1. Shipment profileTypical weight, dimensions, special handling, and delivery requirements.
  2. Lane mixOrigins, destination ZIP codes, service levels, and the markets that matter most.
  3. Volume patternAverage and peak volume, pickup cadence, seasonality, and growth expectations.
  4. Current baselineYour current rates and accessorials, when you want a direct comparison.

A qualified comparison

Know what the comparison includes.

A useful rate comparison starts with matched shipments—not two headline prices attached to different services.

We evaluate service, lane, shipment characteristics, volume, accessorials, and the rate used as the baseline together.

Your proposal identifies the compared services and assumptions so your team can evaluate the result directly.

Choose the right conversation

Pricing follows the shipping model.

Start with the path that most closely matches your operation.

SMB & e-commerceGrowing parcel programsSimple onboarding, practical integrations, and a rate structure designed around the current operation.Enterprise & 3PLComplex delivery operationsService design, integration, operating cadence, performance measurement, and commercial terms shaped together.USPS transitionVolume moving into a new modelLane analysis and controlled rollout for DDU, Parcel Select, and other postal-dependent programs.

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Bring us your lanes.

Tell us what you ship, where it moves, and the service promise you need. If a current rate card would help, our team can arrange a secure follow-up.

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Pricing, clarified

The questions to settle before comparing delivery rates.

Why doesn't Hovership Delivery publish a static rate card?

Delivery rates depend on shipment weight and dimensions, service level, origin and destination, operating requirements, and volume. Hovership Delivery pricing reflects the real shipment profile rather than an overly broad public card.

How much can I save versus FedEx, UPS, or USPS?

There is no single savings percentage that applies to every shipment. The useful comparison matches service, lane, weight, dimensions, volume, accessorials, and the rate used as the baseline. Your Hovership Delivery quote will identify those assumptions for your actual shipping profile.

Are there fuel surcharges or accessorials?

Your Hovership Delivery proposal identifies the charges that apply to the quoted shipment profile. Oversize, hazardous materials, signature requirements, unusual access conditions, and other special handling can affect pricing and are addressed during the quote process.

Is there a minimum volume?

Fit and commercial terms depend on the lane and service. Smaller shippers and enterprise programs follow different onboarding paths, and our team will confirm the appropriate starting volume for your operation.

How do I get a quote on my actual lanes?

Send your typical shipment profile, top origin-to-destination lanes, monthly volume, required service levels, and current carrier rates if you want a side-by-side comparison. Our team will review coverage and return a tailored proposal.

Do you offer SLAs or volume commitments?

SLA-backed terms and volume commitments can be structured for qualified programs. The exact service, performance measurement, operating responsibilities, and commercial terms are documented in the customer agreement.