Shoppers see CDEK and Russian Post prices and delivery times right at checkout
"Delivery cost will be confirmed by the manager" is where a cart is abandoned: the shopper does not know the final amount and leaves to compare.
Here the price comes from the carrier itself the moment the postal code is entered. CDEK and Russian Post sit in one list with the price and the delivery time, the order total updates at once, and above your threshold delivery is free.
Stores that ship parcels across Russia
Clothing, cosmetics, home goods, spare parts — anyone who sells online and sends orders by CDEK or Russian Post.
Shopper
Sees the price and the date before paying and picks between fast courier delivery and a cheaper parcel.
Owner
Does not lose orders to "we will call you about delivery" and sets the free-delivery threshold to lift the average check.
Manager
Stops answering "how much is delivery to my town" — the checkout answers it, with the carrier's current price.
The address is entered — the price and the time are already there
The site asks CDEK and Russian Post for a price to the shopper's postal code from your warehouse's postal code. CDEK also returns the delivery time; for the post, the time is estimated by the distance between regions, and the brackets are yours to edit. The chosen method goes straight into the order total.
The carrier counts in rubles, the shopper sees their currency
On a storefront in dollars, the carrier's price is converted at the store's own rate — the same one used for products. The amount in the list and in the total is one and the same, down to the cent.
- Found while filming: the list showed 524 ₽ while the carrier answered 525 ₽ — the price was converted through a different rate. Now the carrier's ruble reaches the shopper intact.
- Free delivery threshold in rubles is compared with the order in the storefront's currency, not with a raw number.
One button shows what a shopper will be charged
In the settings, enter a postal code and a weight and press "Check the calculation": the carrier answers with the price and the time using the settings saved on the page. You see the result before the first shopper does.
- Found while filming: in the tariff list the names of 136 and 137 were swapped — choosing "to the door" would have priced delivery to a pickup point. We checked the names against the carrier's own tariff directory and fixed them; the hint under the field now says which tariffs deliver to the door.
Free delivery from your amount and a fallback if the carrier is silent
Set the order amount above which delivery is free. If the carrier does not answer in time, the shopper sees your fallback price and time instead of an empty step — or the method is hidden, if you set the fallback to zero.
The same checkout in the dark
The checkout follows the shopper's theme: the address, the methods and the total read just as clearly.
From your carrier contracts to the first order
1. Your accounts
We connect your CDEK account (Russian Post prices need no contract), set the warehouse postal code, the tariff and the default parcel size and weight.
2. Your rules
The free-delivery threshold, a handling fee on top of the carrier's price if you need one, the fallback price and time, the method names in both languages of the store.
3. The check
We compare the check in the admin with the checkout on a test order for your popular regions — before the store goes live.
What we checked with our own hands
The shots come from our own site. The shopper is made up; the prices and times are live answers of the carriers to a demo product.
- Russian and English storefronts, light and dark themes, desktop and phone — the same carrier answer everywhere
- The check in the admin and the checkout gave the same 525 ₽ for the same postal code and weight
- No order was placed and nothing was paid: placing and payment requests were cut off during filming
Show the delivery price before the shopper leaves to compare
We will connect your carriers to checkout and set the rules for free delivery.
